
The trouser that needed no belt.
DAKS traces its origins to 1894, when 16 year old Simeon Simpson started a bespoke tailoring business in London. His son, Alexander Simpson, introduced a self supporting trouser with an adjustable waistband that needed no belt or braces, in 1934.
DAKS began making womenswear in the 1930s, soon after the trouser launch. Simpson Piccadilly was the original home of the brand, and the artist László Moholy Nagy worked there in the 1930s. The DAKS House Check is the brand’s signature pattern.
“Established in 1894.”DAKS
DAKS holds a Royal Warrant from His Majesty The King and makes tailoring and accessories for men and women. Its head office is in London, and it has stores across Asia, with a flagship at Central World in Bangkok.













