BRAND: Truefitt & Hill
In 1805, William Francis Truefitt opened his first Gentlemen's Barber Shop at 2 Cross Lane, Long Acre, London. In 1811 he moved the business to 40 Old Bond Street and established himself as "Court Hair Cutter" and "Court Head Dresser" where with his brother Peter, he became Wigmaker, by Royal Appointment to His Majesty, King George III. In 1911 Edwin Hill & Co. set up a barber shop at 23 Old Bond Street, and it was to this address H.P. Truefitt (Francis Truefitt's nephew) moved in 1935 to form Truefitt & Hill. The present location at 71 St. James's Street, London, was taken up on Valentine's Day 1994.
For nearly two centuries, clients have included the Royal Family, CEOs, Members of Parliament, dignitaries, and countless celebrities providing discerning gentlemen with only the finest in grooming products and services.
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