About Kent & Curwen
Kent & Curwen was created in 1926 by Eric Kent and Dorothy Curwen. The company was originally a manufacturer of military, club and university representations, helping to define the British style of the 20th century. In the 1930s, the store launched the iconic cricket sweater, which later became a supplier of major sporting events and clubs, and even managed to equip the Hollywood Cricket Club and the Palm Springs Racket Club across the Atlantic. Soon, members of the royal family like the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Kent began to show off Kent and Kevin. More than 50 years after the brand was founded, the Three Lions Herald became a registered trademark of Kent & Curwen. As an undeniable symbol of excellence used by Richard King, this symbol clearly shows that the brand is as noble and outstanding as ever.