Savile

The youth who leaves school at fourteen and gets a blind-alley job is out of work at twenty, probably for life; but for two pounds ten on the hire-purchase he can buy himself a suit which, for a little while and at a little distance, looks as though it had been tailored in Savile Row.

The Road to Wigan Pier 1937

The old-guard tailors say Mr. Farnes and other "so-called Savile Row tailor-types" are simply riding the coattails of the Row's hard-won prestige.

Rogue Tailor Needles Savile Row, Gets Himself a (Law)Suit 2010

There's a reason Mr. Savile is one of the busiest writers in the business.

The Year that Was - 2007 apexdigest 2007

During the latter tenancy a large building adjoining, called Savile or Ailesbury House, was amalgamated with

The Strand District The Fascination of London Walter Besant 1868

Those with an interest in luxury items should watch a BBC documentary entitled Savile Row.

Who's Buying All That Luxury? Not the Rich - The Wealth Report - WSJ 2011

To be honest, yes, it takes a huge shift in the old mental gears, each series has its own unique voice and style while still being recognizably 'Savile'.

Temple: Incarnations preorder update apexdigest 2007

Paterson said there can be no more expensive open-ended inquiries such as Savile but the issue must be dealt with by local politicians.

Epolitix News 2010

"Savile," said Sylvia, smoothing his tie unnecessarily (a process that he endured like a martyr who had been very well brought up), "Felicity's coming to fetch me to go to Madame Tussaud's this afternoon.

The Twelfth Hour Ada Leverson 1897

"Savile," said Aunt William, when they were sitting by the fire in the drawing-room, "I'm glad you're fond of poetry.

The Twelfth Hour Ada Leverson 1897

In the basement of Henry Poole & Co., a venerated tailor shop on London's Savile Row, Keith Levett puts the final stitches on a red and gold livery.

The Ultimate Reality Show Amy Chozick 2011