2027 Concours on Savile Row
Why You Should Go
Rare cars parked outside the tailoring houses of Mayfair, free to walk in on both days
Format
Two Day Street Concours
Crowd
Free street concours, no published crowd figure
Vibe
Rare cars and bespoke tailoring on a closed street
About This Event
Concours on Savile Row puts more than 40 cars, from pre war classics to electric hypercars, on the London street best known for bespoke tailoring, many of them paired with a Savile Row tailor. The street closes to traffic for two days, the tailors open their doors, and the winning car is picked by a public vote.
1What to Expect
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2Best Way to Experience It
Gold
Voting for the People's Choice
Every visitor gets a say in the result, because the concours is decided by the crowd rather than judges.
Silver
A tailor tour between the cars
Tours and demonstrations inside the tailoring houses show the craft each car is paired with.
Bronze
Dressing for the Best Dressed prize
Photographers pick out standout outfits across both days for the Best Dressed competition.
About the Venue
3Nearby Accommodation
While you're in the area
Experiences near Savile Row
4Logistics
Getting thereDriving, Public transport, Best value route
Driving
- Savile Row is closed to traffic on both days of the event.
Public transport
- The Royal Academy of Arts at the end of the street names Piccadilly Circus and Green Park as its nearest tube stations.
Best value route
- The tube to Piccadilly Circus or Green Park, then on foot to Savile Row.
Tickets and entryTickets
Tickets
- Entry is free for all visitors and there is no ticket to buy.
- VIP tickets are for partners and sponsors only.
On the dayWeather
Weather
- Mid May is late spring in London.
5Frequently Asked Questions
?Just want to look around?
?Is it on a weekend?
?Who decides the winner?
6Cost Breakdown
| 2027 prices | Price |
|---|---|
| Entry free in 2027 |
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