Thomas Pink
Accessories / Apparel
Mr Pink was an 18th century London tailor who designed the iconic hunting coat worn by Masters of Foxhounds, whippers-in, huntsmen and other hunt staff. The coat was made of scarlet cloth but was...
Mr Pink was an 18th century London tailor who designed the iconic hunting coat worn by Masters of Foxhounds, whippers-in, huntsmen and other hunt staff. The coat was made of scarlet cloth but was always referred to as PINK, in honour of its originator. Meticulous attention to detail, exclusive fabric and exquisite craftsmanship were the hallmarks of a PINK coat. Today Thomas Pink carries on the name and tradition of Mr Pink, crafting shirts which enshrine the British heritage of the iconic PINK coat. Every Thomas Pink shirt is an exercise in perfection. All our shirts have been crafted to the same exacting standards, keeping alive the impeccable heritage of London's Jermyn Street, home of traditional British shirt-making. Constructed from the finest-quality two-fold cotton, immaculately cut and finished, Pink shirts are crisp, comfortable and look the part anywhere from the boardroom to the ballroom. There’s an exquisite Pink shirt for every occasion and every mood. Men’s formal shirts come in the generously fitting Classic, the streamlined Slim Fit, and the body skimming Super Slim Fit. More relaxed styling is found in the Casual and Informal collections and in a collection of mouth watering Polo shirts. You’ll find Pink shirts in twills and tattersall’s, royal Oxford and Winchester, poplin and Sea Island Cottons. In plains, stripes, checks and prints. In a vibrant rainbow of different colours. The Women’s Collection offers fitted styling in stretch and cotton poplin, relaxed fits for casual and a wealth of shirt inspired tunics and dresses.Brand Details
Founder
John Mullen
Designer
Florence Torrens
from
2011to
2017John Ray
from
June 2017to
PresentBrand Strategy
Market segment
Bridge
Core business
Apparel
Targets
Men, Women
Thomas Pink Revenue and Financial Report 2022
Last fiscal year ended on December 31, 2015
Revenue per year
in Thousands of GBP