Found in 1799, Tootal are a canonic figure within the history of British menswear and a staple within the English look of the 1950s. Tootal scarves have enjoyed a place within John Simon’s many stores throughout the years and are the perfect embodiment of the cross pollination of English, European and American influence, which has always informed our choice of products.
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AUTUMN/WINTER '24
Discover the John Simons Autumn/Winter Collection: a blend of Ivy League classics and modern craftsmanship, made for the season ahead. With thoughtfully selected pieces, warm layers, and versatile silhouettes, each piece is crafted to bring comfort and understated style from autumn through winter.
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