Bentley's oldest retailer collaborates with Huntsman for Savile Row Concours

The Bentayga Extended Wheelbase and Continental GTC Huntsman Edition feature bespoke interiors inspired by the sartorial heritage of the renowned Savile Row tailoring house. Huntsman Head Cutter and Creative Director, Campbell Carey worked closely with Jack Barclay and the team at Mulliner to carefully translate Huntsman's 174 years of bespoke heritage into a design complementing the interior of each of the cars.

These models have been furnished with unique Huntsman tailoring. Signature cloth design features throughout both vehicles, with upholstery in the Huntsman charcoal four point star design, is contrasted with honeycomb cross stitching. The iconic Huntsman logo and the signature ‘H’ motif can be found embroidered in the headrests, and embossed on the treadplates, with even the keybox receiving a custom treatment; inlaid with tweed and stamped with the Huntsman logo. The result is two bespoke cars fit for the ultimate bespoke lifestyle.

The two Huntsman Edition examples are part of a collection of 1 of 5 of each model. In the true meaning of bespoke; each edition will be individually styled and designed to the customer’s very own requirements, with customers being able to influence many aspects of the Huntsman editions. Any potential interested customers would be able to curate their very own Huntsman edition by contacting the team at Jack Barclay.

The Huntsman Edition Continental GTC Speed is finished in a light grey satin exterior paint and contrasts the Blackline Specification, the gloss black 22” ten-spoke wheels and black Huntsman exterior badge.

Highlights of the interior include Beluga and Porpoise hide contrasting with the Huntsman tweed on the seats, stowage areas and centre accent on the steering wheel. Sweeping from door to door via the dashboard is a Piano Porpoise over Galaxy Stone dual finish veneer. Huntsman embroidery to the seats and unique treadplates can be seen when approaching the car.

With its W12 engine delivering 659 PS (650 bhp), a 0-60 mph sprint time of 3.6 seconds (0-100 km/h in 3.7 seconds) and a top speed of 208 mph (335 km/h) the Continental GTC Speed sits alongside its coupe sibling at the performance pinnacle of the Continental GT family. The Huntsman Edition shows what can be achieved through the Mulliner personal commissioning process, where Jack Barclay and Huntsman with the aid of Mulliner have created two truly unique cars.