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What changes: Sharper focus on suiting and lower prices
Brand profile
Richmond, Virginia menswear label founded in 2009, best known for European-milled dress and casual shirts in multiple fits, plus knitwear and tailoring.
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The line was built around men's dress and casual shirts in multiple fits, using European mill fabrics and mother-of-pearl buttons; knitwear, trousers and tailoring came after.
Founded by two Oxford classmates in 2009, it sells mainly online and from one Richmond store, keeping mill-quality shirting in the mid-to-upper rather than luxury tier.
In 2019 Ledbury acquired Richmond's Creery Custom Shirts and raised $4.5 million with Harbert Management to fund retail expansion.
Overall fit
slightly small
Ledbury is most often described as a trim, dress-shirt-first brand where the Slim fit runs noticeably close through the chest and waist, while the Tailored/Classic options land closer to true to size for most builds.
Tip: If you are between sizes, athletic, or plan to wear it untucked, take the Tailored fit or go up one neck size rather than the Slim fit.
Medium confidence · based on 14 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | true to size | regular, slightly refined rather than oversized | Stick with your usual size, or size up if you want a relaxed streetwear look. |
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly small | slim to tapered; Tailored fit reads closer to regular | Choose the Tailored fit or size up a half neck size if you have a broader chest or want any layering room. |
| Trousers & pants | true to size | regular through the seat with a moderate taper | Order your measured waist and plan on a hem. |
| Jackets | slightly small | tailored and close-fitting, in line with the brand's trim house cut | Consider sizing up if you intend to layer a sweater or sport coat underneath. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | true to size | clean regular-to-slim knit shape rather than boxy | Take your normal size; size up only if you prefer a looser drape. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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Ledbury fits slightly small. If you are between sizes, athletic, or plan to wear it untucked, take the Tailored fit or go up one neck size rather than the Slim fit. Ledbury is most often described as a trim, dress-shirt-first brand where the Slim fit runs noticeably close through the chest and waist, while the Tailored/Classic options land closer to true to size for most builds.
Ledbury is most often described as a trim, dress-shirt-first brand where the Slim fit runs noticeably close through the chest and waist, while the Tailored/Classic options land closer to true to size for most builds. Overall shape: trim and tapered through the chest and waist, with a Tailored fit option that is closer to regular.
Ledbury hoodies & sweatshirts fits true to size. Stick with your usual size, or size up if you want a relaxed streetwear look. Shape: regular, slightly refined rather than oversized.
Ledbury shirts & overshirts fits slightly small. Choose the Tailored fit or size up a half neck size if you have a broader chest or want any layering room. Shape: slim to tapered; Tailored fit reads closer to regular.
Ledbury trousers & pants fits true to size. Order your measured waist and plan on a hem. Shape: regular through the seat with a moderate taper.
Ledbury is a Richmond, Virginia menswear brand founded in 2009 by former Oxford University classmates Paul Trible and Paul Watson. It centers on men's dress and casual shirts offered in multiple fits, cut from European mill fabrics and finished with mother-of-pearl buttons, alongside knitwear, trousers, tailoring, outerwear and accessories. In 2019 it acquired Creery Custom Shirts, a century-old Richmond shirtmaker, and closed a $4.5 million financing round involving Harbert Management to fund retail expansion. It sells direct-to-consumer online and from its Richmond store.