86% match1205
Savile Row-trained unisex tailoring, austere and lean
What changes: Defunct, and far more monastic — no subculture or leather codes
Brand profile
London ready-to-wear label pairing Savile Row tailoring precision with British subculture, worn lean, dark and increasingly genderless.
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The cutting is tailoring-school strict — lean overcoats, waistcoats, sharp suiting — but the reference points are British youth and club dressing rather than City formality.
Founded in 2021 straight out of Central Saint Martins MA, it was an LVMH Prize finalist by 2023 and sells through SSENSE, Browns, Machine-A, LN-CC and Antonioli.
Beyond the coats, the recognisable pieces are suede jackets, leather trousers, leather-trimmed outerwear and bias-cut jersey, now cut for men and women alike.
86% matchSavile Row-trained unisex tailoring, austere and lean
What changes: Defunct, and far more monastic — no subculture or leather codes
84% matchLean dark silhouettes with fluid draping
What changes: More romantic drape and colour saturation, less Row structure
78% matchSharp genderless minimalism with a menswear spine
What changes: Cooler American minimalism, no subcultural or leather edge
74% matchPrecision menswear tailoring shown in Paris
What changes: Established house with broader, more polished commercial range
AARON ESH is the London label of Islington-born Central Saint Martins MA graduate Aaron Esh, who launched it straight out of school and was an LVMH Prize finalist in 2023. It started as menswear applying Savile Row tailoring rigour to British subculture, then went effectively genderless with a women's runway debut. Signatures include lean overcoats with leather trim, suede jackets, leather trousers, bias-cut jersey and waistcoats. Stockists include SSENSE, Browns, Machine-A, LN-CC, H. Lorenzo and Antonioli; Zendaya has worn bespoke pieces. Spring 2026 showed at London Fashion Week.