Tailors Owen Scott renews partnership with Huddersfield Town AFC
Bespoke tailors, Owen Scott has renewed its partnership as part of the #HuddersfieldHundred for a third successive year.
Owen Scott offers tailor-made suits along with its own range of Orange Label suits off the peg, as well as its own shirts, ties and hand-made shoes as well as hire-wear, with alteration services available.
Owen Scott also offer a traditional gentleman’s barber service.
Scott Hufton, Owen Scott’s managing director, said: “We are delighted to renew our Partnership for the 3rd season running.
“We have built some fantastic relationships with the #HuddersfieldHundred and made some great friends.
“We hope to meet many more new partners this season too. It’s great that the club want to work with a local tailor/designer to make the Directors suits and club ties with this Town being the Home of cloth.”
Huddersfield Town’s Commercial Director Sean Jarvis, added: “It’s brilliant that Owen Scott have continued their partnership with the club.
“As valued members of the #HuddersfieldHundred, it’s great to see the relationships they have built with fellow partners.
“We look forward to continue working with the Scott and the team.”
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