, Emma Willis
Wedding planner · London, United Kingdom

Emma Willis

Emma Willis is a shirtmaker with a shop at 66 Jermyn Street, London.

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Emma Willis

Emma Willis makes shirts in England, using Swiss cottons, in an 18th century townhouse in Gloucester. Technicians cut each shirt by hand and sew it with traditional methods.

The details include single needle stitching, patterns matched at the seams and real mother of pearl buttons.

For a groom, a well cut shirt and a silk tie are central to the finished look. For a summer wedding, Emma Willis suggests a cool, light cotton in white, ivory or ice blue, with a cutaway collar and double cuffs. White is the classic choice and avoids clashing with the bride and bridesmaids.

Many weights of Swiss cotton are available in a range of pastel colours. Customers can choose from the ready to wear collection in slim or classic fit, online or at the Jermyn Street shop, or order a fully bespoke shirt.

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London
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Where they plan

Based in London, serving London

66 Jermyn Street, London SW1Y 6NY, United Kingdom

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  • Venues nearby
What they do

Services and fees

Shirts

  • Ready to wear collection in slim or classic fit
  • Fully bespoke shirts

Wedding choices

  • Cutaway collars and double cuffs
  • Cotton in white, ivory, ice blue and other pastel colours
  • Silk ties

Where to buy

  • The Jermyn Street shop
  • Online at emmawillis.com
Fees

Fees on request

They quote for each wedding, from your date, guest numbers and plans.

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Where are the shirts made?

They are made in England, in an 18th century townhouse in Gloucester, from Swiss cotton.

What is recommended for a summer wedding?

A light cotton in white, ivory or ice blue, with a cutaway collar and double cuffs.

Which colour is the safest for the groom?

White is the most classic and does not risk clashing with the bride and bridesmaids.

Can I order a bespoke shirt?

Yes. Both ready to wear and fully bespoke shirts are available.

Where can I buy?

Online at emmawillis.com or at the shop at 66 Jermyn Street, London.

How are the shirts finished?

With single needle stitching, matched patterns at the seams and real mother of pearl buttons.

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