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With Cheltenham Festival mere weeks away, it's time to plan what you are going to wear. Our guide shares six stylish menswear stores in Cheltenham to stock up on your race attire.
Dubarry of Ireland
60 The Promenade, Cheltenham, GL50 1LY
Since 1937, Dubarry has built a reputation worldwide for excelling in the design and manufacture of footwear that marries tradition, technology, style, comfort and function. Today Dubarry features a wide selection of country/lifestyle attire for all seasons.
Fancy the classic tweed look for the Cheltenham Festival? Then look no further than Dubarry. Not only is a woollen tweed suit perfect for a chilly March morning, but they are also incredibly versatile. Rather than a dress shirt, why not pair yours with a polo for a slightly more casual look?
John Lewis & Partners
123 High St, Cheltenham GL50 1DQ
Elevate your race day style with a complimentary personal styling session at John Lewis & Partners, schedule your appointment with their skilled stylists for tailored recommendations, inspiration, and advice to help you showcase a clean-cut look in the crowds.
Slaters Menswear
13-17 The Promenade,Cheltenham,GL50 1LN
Slaters Menswear has been tailoring the highest-quality men's suits since 1973. Located on the picturesque Promenade, its Cheltenham store is widely known as the biggest and best menswear retailer in the area.
A three-piece suit in checks is a statement piece that will feel right at home at the festival. Opt for a light grey or navy check for a classy look that's sure to get noticed.
James of Montpellier
1 The Courtyard, Cheltenham,GL50 1SR
James of Montpellier is a bespoke menswear retailer situated in the heart of the Montpellier shopping district offering tailoring services and wonderfully crafted clothing.
Although there isn’t an official dress code for the Festival, smart is preferable and most men will wear suits. However, this doesn’t mean you can’t show off your unique style. Dare to mix prints and patterns to create something distinct.
Peter Posh
29-30 Bath St, Cheltenham GL50 1YA
Established in 1990, Peter Posh has been delivering premium suit hire since 1990. From wedding suits to formal wear, find stylish options for any special occasion or event.
The family-owned brand has a first-class reputation, grounded in customer recommendations. How about a green tweed suit accented with burnt orange accessories? A perfect blend for the Gloucestershire countryside.
Charles Tyrwhitt
102-104 Promenade, Cheltenham GL50 1NB
Charles Tyrwhitt is the UK’s largest purveyor of fine shirts. Born in 1986 from a desire to produce great clothes for men.
They use the finest quality materials and ensure every detail is second to none. Every shirt is 100% luxurious cotton, with crisp collars & cuffs and durable twin-needle stitching.
Raceday doesn't require you to wear a full suit and tie, so why not opt for something a little more casual like a nice shirt and gillet combination?
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At the centre of the hallowed turf of horse racing, the Dubarry of Ireland Cheltenham boutique opened its doors in Montpellier 2016. in 2021 it moved to a larger and more central store on 60 The Promenade showcasing a ‘best of’ selection, with their very favourite ‘hero’ items. Anything not available in store can be ordered in at a customers request.
For over 20 years they have worked with Illustrious brands such as Eton Shirts, Roy Robson, Torras, Florentino, Bugatti and Hiltl...
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