Perfect stocking fillers. Big traditional cotton handkerchiefs in a variety of colours.

Happy hands. Our suede leather gloves are available in a range of colours at Clifford street and online.

Our old friends are back in stock. Wool/silk pocket scarves, neckerchiefs and pocket squares are at Clifford Street and online.

New colours of our merino boat builder and donegal merino & cashmere boat builder have arrived at Clifford Street.

Just add a scarf. Our lightweight, birdseye and single ply cashmere scarves available online and at our haberdashery.

Many thanks to @permanentstylelondon for including us in his Autumn knitwear top 10. Simon recommends our shetland sweaters and seamless woollen slipovers. Simon is seen here wearing our light brown shetland sweater and we have many more colours arriving at Clifford Street at the beginning of next week.

Repost from @themuseumofmodernart using @RepostRegramApp - Follow the making of a bespoke three-piece suit as three Savile Row tailors receive their bundles of fabric and set about deciphering the cutter’s notes in our #FashionAsDesign course. Watch the full video on YouTube at mo.ma/2fJAf5s, and enroll in “Fashion As Design” on Coursera to join our growing community of learners: mo.ma/fashionasdesign. ... Presented in conjunction with #ItemsMoMA (at Anderson & Sheppard)

Many thanks to the @themuseumofmodernart for visiting us at 32 Old Burlington and following the bespoke process. Link to full video in bio. Repost: @themuseumofmodernart Go behind the curtain with master cutters at British tailor @andersonandsheppard on the famed Savile Row. Exemplifying the meaning of couture, 27 measurements are taken to craft bespoke suits custom-made for each client. Watch the full video on youtube.com/MoMA (direct link in bio), and enroll in our #ItemsMoMA-inspired online course #FashionAsDesign at mo.ma/fashionasdesign.

We are extremely proud to be part of the current exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, “Items: Is Fashion Modern?”. The exhibition explores the present, past—and sometimes the future—of 111 items of clothing and accessories that have had a strong impact on the world in the 20th and 21st centuries—and continue to hold currency today. MoMA commissioned an Anderson & Sheppard suit that is displayed among other well-known and transformative pieces. Cut by Leon Powell and John Malone and made by Derek Tomlinson, Emily Hayward and Rosemarie Bolger, the navy blue hopsack three piece suit is exhibited as the architype suit. The cloth is Smith 3559 12/13oz and the suit is accompanied by a pair of ‘Charles’ cap-toe leather Oxford shoes from @georgecleverley. The exhibition is on display from October 1st 2017 – January 28th 2018 at the MoMA. Many thanks to Senior Curator, Paolo Antonelli and Curatorial Assistant, Michelle Millar Fisher at the MoMa’s Department of Architecture and Design for including us. (at MoMA The Museum of Modern Art)

Many thanks to @davidpnolan and @theglassmagazine for featuring us on their latest Autumn issue. @jnrchoi wears our cornflower corduroy trousers in Style 9 and red felt handmade braces. Jacket and shirt by @maisonvalentino. Fashion Editor - @davidpnolan Photography by @nikhartleyphoto

All the textures of Autumn. (at Anderson & Sheppard)

In the bespoke shop window today a single breasted burgundy gold windowpane tweed jacket. Hand woven in Moray on a Victorian designed foot treadle loom by @woveninthebone, this is one of two exclusive 13oz house tweeds. Styled with our silk small spot woven tie & linen pocket square.

Textures of Merino and Cashmere to add to Autumn's chilly days.

Minimal fuss for maximum effect. Corduroy is the perfect answer as we transition into Autumn.

Laurence Olivier wearing his Anderson & Sheppard suit aboard the S.S Europa, New York, 1993. #archives

Many thanks to one of Mr Manolo Blahnick for mentioning us in the September issue of @britishvogue. Mr Blahnick is one of the bespoke shops most popular and supportive customers, we're proud to have been his tailor of choice for so many years. Portrait by @zacfrackelton, Mr Blahnick is wearing an Anderson & Sheppard jacket made from his own cardinal red tweed.

We are extremely proud to be part of the upcoming exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, “Items: Is Fashion Modern?”. The exhibition explores the present, past—and sometimes the future—of 111 items of clothing and accessories that have had a strong impact on the world in the 20th and 21st centuries—and continue to hold currency today. MoMA commissioned a suit to be displayed among other well-known and transformative pieces as the Levi’s 501s, the Breton Shirt, and the Little Black Dress and as ancient and culturally charged as the sari, the pearl necklace, the kippah, and the keffiyeh. Items will also invite some designers, engineers, and manufacturers to respond to some of these indispensable items with pioneering materials, approaches, and techniques—extending this conversation into the near and distant futures, and connecting the history of these garments with their present recombination and use. Our suit, cut by Coat Cutter Leon Powell and Head Trouser Cutter, John Malone will be on display from the October 1st 2017 – January 28th 2018 at the MoMA. Many thanks to Senior Curator, Paolo Antonelli and Curatorial Assistant, Michelle Millar Fisher at the MoMa’s Department of Architecture and Design for including us. (at MoMA The Museum of Modern Art)