Hackett London is the British tailored menswear brand operated within All We Wear Group (AWWG), the Barcelona-headquartered multi-brand holding company also known as the Pepe Jeans operating group. AWWG is owned by M1 Group, the Lebanese family holding company that acquired both Pepe Jeans and Hackett in February 2015. CEO Carlos Ortega leads the AWWG group, and Hackett operates as the premium menswear counterpart to the casual Pepe Jeans and Hackett’s own affiliated Hackett Tailored division.
Jeremy Hackett and Ashley Lloyd-Jennings founded Hackett in 1983 on King’s Road, Chelsea, initially selling vintage British clothing from a single market stall before establishing a full tailoring and ready-to-wear brand rooted in Savile Row-adjacent craftsmanship and British sporting heritage. The product range covers formal suiting in English wools and Italian silks, tailored trousers and blazers, knitwear, accessories, and a regulated range of official outfitting partnerships with British sporting events including the Ryder Cup, Wimbledon partnerships, and Royal Ascot. Price points sit in the premium contemporary segment above Thomas Pink and Charles Tyrwhitt but below full bespoke Savile Row maisons. Hackett distributes through a combination of directly operated boutiques in core European cities and London, and through selected international wholesale partners in the Middle East, Asia, and the Americas.
The Malls.com network records Hackett presences at two locations in Israel and one in the United Kingdom, reflecting the brand’s selective approach to mall retail versus its stronger high-street and flagship-boutique distribution model. For mall operators in European, British, and Middle Eastern markets, Hackett is a Class A specialty premium menswear tenant typically occupying 150 to 350 square meters, suited to luxury-wing and upper-premium-floor positioning alongside Polo Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger’s premium expressions, and similar Anglo-American heritage menswear brands. The brand’s controlled distribution means new mall commitments are selective rather than network-driven.
