Having a long-standing legacy and attracting a clientele of global stature, Washington Tremlett is a name steeped in tradition. Established in Paris in 1870 before expanding to London's Savile Row in 1882, the brand stands alongside illustrious bespoke tailors like Richard Anderson and Ozwald Boateng even today. In its heyday during the 1960s, Washington Tremlett was renowned for its high-quality dress shirts. However, the brand truly made a mark with its fittings for "My Fair Lady" and the innovation of the modern necktie, sparked by an American customer's request for a unique accessory in 1892. While its days as a celebrated fashion house have passed, Washington Tremlett's fragrances 'Black Tie' for men and 'My Fair Lady' for women pay homage to its history. These scents, distinctly British in essence, now represent the brand's focus on crafting refined perfumes that showcase its heritage rooted in Paris but embraced by London.