T.M. Lewin news and archive

T.M. Lewin named as official formal wear partner for British and Irish Lions

British menswear brand T.M. Lewin has been announced as the formal wear partner for the British and Irish Lions 2021 tour. The heritage shirting and tailoring label will outfit all Lions squad players from head to toe, including apparel and accessories, for all formal functions for the Castle Lager Lions Series. For the first time, the primary...

Fashion

T.M.Lewin launches new shirts with Lycra

British menswear retailer T.M.Lewin is looking to refresh its range of business shirts by adding lycra fibre to create a new line of super fitted stretch shirts, which it states will “deliver the comfort, fit and freedom of movement” men desire. Created in collaboration with Lycra, the trademark product of Invista, the new range of shirts mark...

Design

T.M. Lewin H1 turnover up 4 percent

T.M. Lewin is on a major international expansion plan. The company will open at least one new store or concession a week for the next three years. Just over half of the new openings will be in South Africa (46) and India (35) with the balance spread across the Far East (Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines), Middle East (Dubai and...

Design

British shirtmaker to open in Australia

London-based shirtmaker TM Lewin is continuing its international expansion with the announcement that it is to open standalone stores in Australia. The move follows the success of the brand launching its shirts into concessions within Australian retailer Myer’s Syndey and Melbourne stores. To aid its success the brand has appointed advertising...

Fashion

T.M. Lewin surpases £100 million sales thanks to Asia

The privately owned shirt maker, which was founded over a century ago in Londoner Jermyn Street, has reported that its international expansion into the Asia-Pacific region had driven full-year sales past the £100m-mark for the first time. “It’s been an exciting time at T.M. Lewin. Despite some very real challenges in the UK, we broke the £100...