Jeeves' History

Named after the legendary P.G. Wodehouse character and quintessential 'gentleman's personal gentleman,' Jeeves was founded in 1969 as a boutique dry cleaners focused on high quality clothing, fabric care, and discreet and attentive service.

Located near Buckingham Palace, the original Jeeves of Belgravia was dedicated to serving the requirements of Westminster's well-to-do. By carefully building our identity, we have managed to firmly establish the Jeeves name as an irreproachable mark of quality. Jeeves has catered to the 'beau monde,' top-tier professionals and custom-service-seeking individuals, including HRH The Prince of Wales.

Pictured  to the right is the 7-foot bronze statue of its trademark in bronze that Jeeves commissioned in 1971. The statue stands today outside of its Pont Street Belgravia location.

In the late 1970s, Jeeves International was established. Since then, Jeeves has opened shops in New York, Hong Kong, Istanbul, Jakarta, and Kuala Lumpur among other select locations. A new location is scheduled to be opened in Bahrain in 2010.