Hackett

Hackett provides quintessentially British kit which focuses on evolution not revolution. Hackett embodies the current season fad for all things heritage and country.
Hackett started out as a quality second hand British clothing and accessories Company but it became apparent that market demand was always going to exceed supply of quality second-hand clothing. Hackett went into manufacture to create their ideal range of clothing and accessories. The brand caters for the head to toe needs of men of all ages who wish to dress stylishly and to whom quality is more important than the vagaries of fashion. Hackett takes its inspiration from the traditions of British dress and its products are evolutionary rather than revolutionary. Parts of the range are much the same as they were twenty years ago, but as Jeremy Hackett says, "our clothes wear in not out". Hackett's aim is to dress men for any occasion whether it is business, formal, country or sporting and it is perfectly encapsulated under the strap-line Essential British Kit.

Hackett reinforces its class credentials supporting British sporting associations by sponsoring: the Aston Martin Racing team, the London Rowing Club, Polo and Rugby. In 2002 Jonny Wilkinson became the face of Hackett and whilst he wasn't a household name at that stage he was in 2003 when England won the rugby world cup.