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We are an appointed tailor to the Royal Navy, and military tailors serving over fifty Regiments and Corps of the British Army, Royal Marines and Royal Air Force.

With over 50 years of experience serving Officers and Senior NCOs, we know precisely what you require in terms of quality and personal service.

Most accoutrements and rankings are available for your regiment — please contact us for further enquiry.

Military mess dress — gold braid and regimental buttons

Services, Regiments & Corps

Royal Navy

Royal Navy

The United Kingdom's naval warfare force, operating at sea, from the air and through the submarine service.

Royal Marines badge: globe in a laurel wreath below a lion and crown, with GIBRALTAR and PER MARE PER TERRAM scrolls.

Royal Marines

The Royal Navy's commando force, trained for amphibious, littoral and specialist expeditionary operations.

Royal Air Force emblem: red, white and blue roundel beside the words ROYAL AIR FORCE in blue.

Royal Air Force

The UK's air and space force, providing combat air power, air mobility, surveillance and defence.

Army badge: crowned lion above crossed swords with the word ARMY, in gold and crimson on black.

General Staff

Associated with Army Headquarters and senior staff appointments supporting the Chief of the General Staff.

The Life Guards cap badge: the gold royal cypher within a circlet reading The Life Guards, beneath a crown.

The Life Guards

Household Cavalry regiment serving in both armoured reconnaissance and state ceremonial roles.

The Blues and Royals

The Blues and Royals

Household Cavalry regiment combining armoured reconnaissance duties with mounted state ceremonial service.

Cap badge: the crowned double-headed eagle bearing a shield and holding a sword and orb, on black.

1st The Queen's Dragoon Guards

Royal Armoured Corps regiment specialising in formation reconnaissance for deployed operations.

Royal Scots Dragoon Guards cap badge: a silver-plated eagle on a laurelled plume inscribed WATERLOO, over gilt crossed carbines and the regimental-title scroll.

The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards

Royal Armoured Corps regiment serving in a light cavalry role, with Scottish recruiting roots.

The Royal Lancers cap badge: skull and crossed bones on crossed lances with the Or Glory scroll.

The Royal Lancers

Royal Armoured Corps regiment providing armoured cavalry reconnaissance for the British Army.

Royal Dragoon Guards cap badge: silver star with the gilt Inniskilling castle on a blue circlet.

The Royal Dragoon Guards

Royal Armoured Corps regiment trained for armoured cavalry reconnaissance and mounted operations.

Light Dragoons badge: gilt cross with the LD cypher in a blue circlet, beneath a crown and crest.

The Light Dragoons

Light cavalry regiment carrying out mounted and dismounted reconnaissance from its base at Catterick.

Royal Tank Regiment cap badge: a tank within a laurel wreath, with a crown and FEAR NAUGHT scroll.

The Royal Tank Regiment

Armoured regiment of the Royal Armoured Corps, operating tanks and armoured fighting vehicles.

Royal Artillery cap badge: a gold field gun beneath a crown, with Ubique and Quo Fas Et Gloria Ducunt scrolls.

Royal Artillery

The artillery arm of the British Army, delivering firepower, air defence and surveillance support.

Royal Engineers cap badge: the crowned royal cypher in a Garter circlet and laurel wreath, over a title scroll.

Corps of Royal Engineers

The Royal Engineers provide combat engineering, infrastructure and technical support to military operations.

Royal Corps of Signals cap badge: Mercury holding a caduceus on a globe, with a crown and CERTA CITO scroll.

Royal Corps of Signals

The Army's communications corps, providing battlefield networks, information systems and command support.

Grenadier Guards blazer badge: royal cypher within the blue Garter beneath a crown.

Grenadier Guards

Foot Guards regiment serving in infantry operations, public duties and state ceremonial roles.

Coldstream Guards cap star: the Star of the Order of the Garter with a red St George's cross and Garter motto.

Coldstream Guards

Foot Guards regiment serving in infantry operations and Household Division ceremonial duties.

Scots Guards badge: the Star of the Order of the Thistle with a green circlet, motto and central thistle.

Scots Guards

Foot Guards regiment with Scottish identity, serving in infantry and state ceremonial roles.

Irish Guards cap star: eight-pointed Star of St Patrick with the motto “Quis Separabit” and the date MDCCLXXXIII.

Irish Guards

Foot Guards regiment serving in infantry operations, public duties and state ceremonial roles.

Welsh Guards

Welsh Guards

Military uniforms and accoutrements for Welsh Guards.

Cap badge: gold lion rampant on a silver-white saltire beneath the crown, with the motto NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT.

The Royal Regiment of Scotland

Scotland's line infantry regiment, with regular and reserve battalions serving across Army roles.

Fusiliers cap badge: St George and the dragon within the Garter, with a crown above and laurel wreath.

The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers

Infantry regiment with regular and reserve battalions serving in armoured infantry and wider Army roles.

Royal Anglian cap badge: the gold Castle and Key on a silver eight-pointed star, over a title scroll.

The Royal Anglian Regiment

Infantry regiment recruiting from East Anglia and the East Midlands for regular and reserve service.

The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment

The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment

Infantry regiment recruiting across southern England and serving in regular and reserve roles.

Regimental cap badge: the Red Rose of Lancaster in a gold laurel wreath beneath a crown, on a Nec Aspera Terrent scroll.

The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment

Infantry regiment recruiting across the North West and serving in regular and reserve Army roles.

The Royal Yorkshire Regiment badge: a gold lion holding a St George's banner above a white rose and YORKSHIRE scroll.

The Royal Yorkshire Regiment

Yorkshire's infantry regiment, with regular and reserve soldiers serving across the British Army.

Royal Irish Regiment badge: a crowned Irish harp with a winged maiden as its pillar, in silver.

The Royal Irish Regiment

Light infantry regiment serving in regular and reserve roles, with recruiting roots in Northern Ireland.

The Rifles badge: a silver stringed bugle horn surmounted by a crown, shown on a dark ground.

The Rifles

Infantry regiment with regular and reserve battalions serving in light, mechanised and specialist roles.

Mercian Regiment badge: a silver double-headed eagle with spread wings beneath a gold crown.

The Mercian Regiment

Infantry regiment recruiting across the Midlands and serving in regular and reserve Army roles.

The Royal Welsh cap badge: the Prince of Wales's plumes and coronet with ICH DIEN and regimental scrolls.

The Royal Welsh

Wales's line infantry regiment, serving in regular and reserve roles across the British Army.

Parachute Regiment badge: a parachute between outspread wings, beneath a crown surmounted by a lion.

The Parachute Regiment

The Army's airborne infantry regiment, trained for rapid deployment and air assault operations.

Royal Gurkha Rifles cap badge: silver crossed kukris beneath a crown.

The Royal Gurkha Rifles

British Army infantry regiment within the Brigade of Gurkhas, with enlisted soldiers recruited from Nepal.

Army Air Corps cap badge: a white eagle within a green laurel wreath beneath a crown, tied with a gold bow.

Army Air Corps

The Army's aviation corps, operating aircraft in support of reconnaissance, mobility and battlefield operations.

RLC badge: crown above a garter circlet and shield of cannonballs, on gold laurel with a We Sustain scroll.

Royal Logistic Corps

The Army's largest corps, providing transport, supply, movement control and logistic support.

Cap badge: silver Maltese cross with blue quatrefoil centre, motto IN THIS SIGN CONQUER, gold wreath and crown.

Royal Army Chaplains' Department

The Army's chaplaincy department, providing pastoral, spiritual and moral support to soldiers.

Royal Army Medical Service crest with the motto Steadfast

Royal Army Medical Service

Uniforms and accoutrements for the Army's medical, dental and nursing personnel.

REME badge: crowned scroll lettered R.E.M.E. above a rearing white horse with a lightning flash, on a globe.

Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

The Army's equipment support corps, maintaining vehicles, weapons, electronics and mechanical systems.

Adjutant General's Corps badge: gold interlaced AG cypher below a crown and crowned lion, with a titled scroll.

Adjutant General's Corps

The Army's personnel support corps, covering administration, education, legal and policing functions.

RAVC cap badge: Chiron the centaur within a green laurel wreath beneath a crown, over the corps title scroll.

Royal Army Veterinary Corps

The Army's animal care corps, training and supporting military working animals.

SASC cap badge: crossed rifles over a machine gun in a laurel wreath, with a crown and SMALL ARMS SCHOOL scroll.

Small Arms School Corps

Specialist corps training and advising the Army on small arms, marksmanship and range management.

Intelligence Corps cap badge: red Tudor rose in a gold laurel wreath beneath a gold crown, with Intelligence Corps scroll.

Intelligence Corps

The Army's intelligence corps, collecting, analysing and distributing information for commanders.

RAPTC badge: a crown above crossed silver sabres, the badge of the Royal Army Physical Training Corps.

Royal Army Physical Training Corps

The corps responsible for physical education, fitness and conditioning across the Army.

Royal Gibraltar Regiment badge: castle and key shield with crown above and Nulli Expugnabilis Hosti motto.

The Royal Gibraltar Regiment

Gibraltar's resident infantry regiment, providing local defence and support to British Forces Gibraltar.

HAC crest: gauntleted arm holding a pike between two wings charged with St George's crosses, above an Arma Pacis Fulcra scroll.

Honourable Artillery Company

Army Reserve regiment serving in specialist support roles within the Land Special Operations Force.

The Royal Yeomanry

The Royal Yeomanry

The senior Army Reserve cavalry regiment, equipped for mounted and dismounted reconnaissance.

Cap badge: silver wyvern on a red oval in a blue garter lettered HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE, crown above.

The Royal Wessex Yeomanry

Reserve armoured regiment providing trained replacements and support to regular armoured units.

Cap badge: the Royal Arms — crowned shield with lion and unicorn supporters and the motto DIEU ET MON DROIT.

General Service Corps

British Army corps for general service where soldiers are not serving under a specific regimental cap badge.

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