Savile Row
/sav(ɪ)l ˈrəʊ/noun
Attributive Designating a tailor with an establishment in Savile Row, associated with fashionable and expensive styles or items of clothing, especially men's suits; designating such a style or item of clothing.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Sporting Times. From Savile Row, the name of a street in London celebrated for fashionable and expensive tailoring establishments.
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