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Quiet outside.
Signed inside.

Slim tailoring in midnight navy. The Bridgman mark is kept where only you will find it: on the lining, at the collar and on the buttons.

The Bridgman Midnight Navy Suit, plain outside with no logo
Gold Bridgman logo on midnight navy wool cloth
The Bridgman Standard

Branding you feel,
not branding you see.

  • iThe outside of every suit stays clean.
  • iiThe mark lives inside: on the lining by the inner pocket, and at the neck.
  • iiiButtons carry only a subtle engraved B.
  • ivA small chest B on polos and knitwear, never on suits.
  • vCoats wear a small gold B on the back collar.
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The palette

Colours of the house

Six core colours for tailoring, shirts and knitwear, with burgundy and deep olive kept for accents. Gold appears only in the mark and the details.

Midnight Navy

#10243A

Charcoal

#3C4046

Mid Grey

#8B9096

Ivory

#F4F1EA

Sky Blue

#A9C4D4

Camel

#C4A574

Burgundy

Accent

Deep Olive

Accent
Our name

Named for a painter of light and arches.

Frederick Arthur Bridgman (1847–1928) was an American painter who trained in Paris and travelled through North Africa, sketching its streets, colour and architecture. The arch in our B is a nod to the doorways he painted.

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Frederick Arthur Bridgman, Cafe at Biskra, Algeria, 1884, oil on canvas, showing an arched doorway