It's one of the few clothing stores where a style-loving older gent and a 20-something sartorialist can shop side-by-side. They might even walk out having purchased exactly the same thing.

Such an anomalous scenario is the new norm for iconic menswear retailer Henry Bucks, achieved without losing its old-school identity or distinguished history, which recently entered its 125th year.

Not that the sharply-dressed younger man checking out a Canali linen sports jacket is thinking too much about the store's heritage. Much like the badge sewn into the jacket that reads 'made expressly for Henry Bucks' it is there if you look, but seldom obvious.

Taking risks

It's a balance the store has also perfected from a buying perspective, says Henry Bucks managing director Tim Cecil. It has a knack for picking out labels that epitomise classic style, but also encourage men to take little risks and try things.

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