Squire and Partners’ Regent Street Window design for Brooks Brothers, the oldest American apparel brand, was conceived following a discussion about shared values of heritage, craftsmanship and quality. The concept draws on the iconic Golden Fleece, the historical symbol of wool merchants and the Brooks Brothers trademark since 1850.
Squire and Partners’ Regent Street Window design for Brooks Brothers, the oldest American apparel brand, was conceived following a discussion about shared values of heritage, craftsmanship and quality. The concept draws on the iconic Golden Fleece, the historical symbol of wool merchants and the Brooks Brothers trademark since 1850.
Featuring crafted sculptures comprised of over 800 handmade sheep suspended on golden threads which combine to make two Golden Fleeces, the precise construction illustrates the immaculate detailing of a Brooks Brothers product. One ‘chandelier’ is encased in a box lined with hand applied Dutch Gold leaf, the other in Brooks Brothers blue pinstripe. Outside on Regent Street, a bespoke life-size cast bronze sheep grazes on the pavement providing an element of playfulness and interaction.
The installation was on display during London Design Festival, London Fashion Week and Vogue Fashion’s Night Out, after which it was transported to Brooks Brothers’ store in Milan before embarking on a global tour.
Client RIBA / Brooks Brothers
Shopfitting Marangoni Design (Milan)
Sculptor (bronze cast sheep) Jonathan Sanders
Foundry (bronze cast sheep) Nelson & Forbes
Gold leafing Hare & Humphries
Metallisation (hanging sheep) VMC Limited
Engineers Heyne Tillet Steel
Photography James Jones
2015 winner
Regent Street Association Award