Kent & Curwen was established in 1926 by Eric Kent and Dorothy Curwen in London, began as a manufacturer of regimental, club and college ties, supplying Oxford and Cambridge universities. In the 1930s, Kent & Curwen introduced the iconic cricket sweater and went on to be the supplier to major sporting events and clubs even finding its way across the Atlantic to outfit the Hollywood Cricket Club and Palm Springs Racquet Club. It wasn’t long before such royals as the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Kent were seen sporting Kent & Curwen. More than fifty years after the brand’s creation, the Three Lions Herald became Kent & Curwen’s registered trademark. An undeniable symbol of excellence used by King Richard, the logo made clear that the brand was as regal and distinguished as ever. Today, Kent & Curwen represents British heritage with the dust blown off. Our iconic wardrobe staples now serve as the foundation for a world of modern style. Each design is made with the well–dressed man in mind—a man who appreciates fine craftsmanship and the balance between timeless and timely. Kent & Curwen is the embodiment of stylish tradition. Today, Kent & Curwen has 83 stores worldwide in 29 cities.