1971 Cut by Colin Hammick Huntsman & Sons Bespoke 3-Piece US 40/41R Masterpiece

A museum-worthy example of Savile Row’s finest bespoke tailoring, cut by Colin Hammick, one of the most revered cutters in British menswear history. This remarkable three-piece suit was made on December 3rd, 1971 at 11 Savile Row—the home of H. Huntsman & Sons—and the internal tailor tag is clearly marked “CH”, confirming Hammick’s direct involvement. Colin Hammick was not just a Savile Row cutter—he was a stylistic innovator who redefined Huntsman’s look in the post-war era, blending military precision with elegance and flair. His suits featured strong shoulders, clean chests, subtly flared skirts, and perfect balance—making them some of the most desirable British tailoring ever produced. Hammick’s clientele included royalty, aristocrats, Hollywood legends, and international elites. •Date of tailoring: 3 December 1971 •Tailor’s initials “CH” = Colin Hammick •Heavyweight wool in deep olive with golden-brown pinstripes •Canvassed construction •Signature slanted hip pockets •Horn buttons with working surgeon’s cuffs •High-rise trousers with brace buttons and side adjusters • Silk lining • Full handmade bespoke construction throughout Measurements (approx): Jacket (US 40/41R): • Chest: 21.5” pit to pit • Waist (buttoned): 20” across • Sleeves: 24” from shoulder • Shoulders: 17” • Length: 32” from nape Waistcoat: • Chest: 20” • Length: 21.5” (nape to hem) Trousers: • Waist: 38” (no extra to let out) • Inseam: 30” (+1.25” to let down) • Hem width: 9.25”