Events
Lights, Camera, Cloth, Cut
In Conversation with Martin Nicholls
Join Martin Nicholls, one of the world’s leading master cutters, costume designers, and craftsmen, for an intimate evening exploring how craft and cut can shape a more sustainable, inclusive future of fashion.
With over 30 years of experience, Martin has dressed clients from royalty and business leaders to Oscar-winning actors and directors, and has collaborated on films including Kingsman: The Secret Service, Death on the Nile, The Batman, and Fantastic Beasts. His career has spanned Gieves & Hawkes, Huntsman, Norton & Sons, Alfred Dunhill, Hackett, and his own Savile Row house.
Cloth as Counterculture: London Textile Month
Weaving Belonging, Crafting Identity, Threading Systems Change
Join us as we explore the radical potential of cloth in shaping identity, community, and systems change. In an intimate fireside chat, we’ll consider how craft, design, and cultural heritage can support climate resilience and drive environmental, social, and economic justice.
Tengri x The Sartorial Club: A Cloth of Distinction
Join Us for the Exclusive Launch of Sartorial Club Cloth
Embark on a journey of sustainable luxury with us at the private launch event of Sartorial Club Cloth. Join fellow sartorialists, craftsmen, and women to celebrate the culmination of a global endeavor, bridging East and West.
Crafting sustainability, the Tengri Way: London Craft Week
Hear more about the Tengri journey — from Mongolia’s Khangai Mountains to the Yorkshire Pennines. It starts with the Khangai yak, an indigenous creature that has roamed this region for 10,000 years. Every spring, nomadic herders comb rare fibres from these animals as they shed their winter coats. In family-owned mills in Yorkshire, natural elements, heritage craftsmanship and the latest innovations transform these rare fibres into exquisite, limited-edition collections for fashion and home interiors.
Tengri x Huntsman: Cut From a Different Cloth
Join Nancy Johnston, Tengri’s CEO and Founder, and Campbell Carey, Huntsman Head Cutter and Creative Director, for an intriguing conversation about cuts and rare cloth, charting its journey from the steppes of Mongolia to Savile Row.