“Our garments are more than the sum of fabric, patterns and accessories.
They have a story to tell, the story of who they are and where they come from.”

1936 Chopper Pant 15oz indigo 206 rinse

1928 Newsboy Cap black wabash

1923 Buccanoy Shirt Hudson grey

1923 Buccanoy Shirt Hudson blue

1936 Chopper Pant black wabash

1932 Engineer Pant Kings & Queens Army olive

1961 Surf Short Maohu red

1961 Surf Short Maohu blue

1932 Engineer Pant “Kings & Queens” Edition
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1932 Engineer Pant “Kings & Queens” Edition

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The idea to the 1932 Engineer Pant “Kings & Queens” Edition came up last year at the legendary Linkert Attacks Motorcycle show where we met Hans. (more…)

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OUR STORY. OUR COMMITMENT.

Pike Brothers was founded by George and Joseph Pike in 1930. Their small but exclusive tailoring shop was located in the heart of London.

Their specialty was custom-made menswear. During the Second World War with a steadily growing number of American soldiers coming to Britain, the Pike Brothers also specialized in the production of uniforms for the U.S. Armed Forces.

They combined the finest fabrics with European craftsmanship and created an unmistakable profile of sturdy American menswear with European influence; a heritage to which we are still committed today.

Sneak Peak – 1908 Miner Jacket waxed oliv

Making of: Leather patches for 20oz Japan denim

Making of: 1958 Roamer Pant 23oz

“Our garments are more than the sum of fabric, patterns and accessories. They have a story to tell, the story of who they are and where they come from.”

1936 Chopper Pant 15oz indigo 206 rinse

1928 Newsboy Cap black wabash

1923 Buccanoy Shirt Hudson grey

1923 Buccanoy Shirt Hudson blue

1936 Chopper Pant black wabash

1932 Engineer Pant Kings & Queens Army olive

1961 Surf Short Maohu red

1961 Surf Short Maohu blue

1932 Engineer Pant “Kings & Queens” Edition

JOIN OUR MONTHLY NEWSLETTER TODAY.

OUR STORY. OUR COMMITMENT.

Pike Brothers was founded by George and Joseph Pike in 1930. Their small but exclusive tailoring shop was located in the heart of London.

Their specialty was custom-made menswear. During the Second World War with a steadily growing number of American soldiers coming to Britain, the Pike Brothers also specialized in the production of uniforms for the U.S. Armed Forces.

They combined the finest fabrics with European craftsmanship and created an unmistakable profile of sturdy American menswear with European influence; a heritage to which we are still committed today.

Sneak Peak – 1908 Miner Jacket waxed oliv

Making of: Leather patches for 20oz Japan denim

Making of: 1958 Roamer Pant 23oz

“Our garments are more than the sum of fabric, patterns and accessories.
They have a story to tell, the story of who they are and where they come from.”