Bernard Weatherill began as a family business in 1910 in Sunninghill
Bernard Weatherill was established on Savile Row
Bernard Weatherill was awarded a Royal Warrant by His Majesty King George V as a riding clothes outfitter and livery tailors
The company merge with the Savile Row suit-maker Kilgour, one of the Row's more illustrious tailors, which made Fred Astaire's morning coat for Top Hat. Kilgour Weatherill Limited is formed.
Jackie Onassis would make annual visits to the Savile Row shop
Weatherill's designed the tweed suit for Goldfinger, in the James Bond film of that name
Bernard Weatherill made the riding coats for Britain’s equestrian teams at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.
Bernard Weatherill currently holds the same Royal Warrant for Her Majesty the Queen. London’s Belgravia sees the opening of the new Bernard Weatherill store. The new Bernard Weatherill website is launched.
