A Spotlight On: Jason, Director of Regent in Salisbury

Tell us a bit about yourself and your role

Jason Regent, director of Regent in Salisbury, working alongside daughter Lula, with a few other key staff members, Alex, Nina and Max. The Business is 20 years young, starting out in a boat house meadow business park, then Winchester Street, before finally making our home in 73 New Street, in the characterful city of Salisbury!

Jason is a tailor first and foremost, but also a charismatic, fountain of knowledge for all things Gentleman’s fashion, outlandish way to look at styling, a fun excited character! – he is the soul of the store, Lula is more of the heart, adding her unique spin on the customers overall shopping experiences, with buying fresh pieces and even branching out with her very successful Deli and premium Gardening tools.

Regent is a one stop shop for a perfectly fitted suit, trendy and stylish pair of socks, casual day to day brands such as – Edwin Denim, Wrangler, Filson, Pike Brothers and Thinking Mu, along with classic brands such as Fjallraven and offering local custom to sell true Vintage pieces in store. Fitting in all the perfectly eye-catching little displays of pens, cigars, bandanas, accessories, travel bags and shoes – all showcased throughout 3 floors in our beautiful Store.

The Suit room, Jasons haven! … is a space dedicated to refining any gentleman’s sharp style choices or classic feel of a true Dapper Fellows and bring all the historical pride of the British suit to life.

We offer personal styling appointments and made to measure suits, with time slots available weekly.

Our role is defined by offering a warm welcome, friendly and thoughtful advice, premium clothing and customer service all with the intention of keeping business local, cost effective and products that will stand the test of time!

What do you like best about your role?

Working within the local community, known for impeccable quality of work for suits, personal styling and interesting products in everyday life and for bespoke gifting.

Where are your favourite places to visit in Wiltshire and why?

We are blessed to be surrounded by lots of beautiful National heritage sites, choosing one is almost impossible, however Salisbury Cathedral close is full of colourful history - Mompesson House, The Rifles Wiltshire Museum and Mottisfont Abbey are just a few of our favourites.

Do you have any hidden Wiltshire gems that you’d like to share with our readers?

St Thomas’s Church Salisbury – The Church was founded in the early 13^th century – with absolutely stunning artwork, such as the ‘doom’ judgement painting – largest in England, along with the somerset Angel roof, 15^th century – beautiful stained glass windows and little secluded church yard to sit for a moments piece and reflection.

Where’s your favourite Wiltshire picnic spot?

Wilton House or Lacock Abbey – both perfect if you are taking the family. Both places offer beautiful, spacious wooded grounds for all ages to explore before settling down for a picnic with the historic buildings creating an idyllic backdrop. Both are famous for their part in popular TV and Film, making it a fun experience for the whole family, whether you decide to promenade the gardens at Wilton house like that of Bridgerton, or run through the Lacock Abbey Cloisters like young Harry Potter.

Where are your favourite places to eat out in Wiltshire and why?

The Coach and Horses offer amazing Sunday roast and is an all-round, great family and dog friendly pub in Salisbury.

A little bit out of Salisbury is Pythouse kitchen gardens near Tisbury. We definitely recommend going there for exceptionally traditional British dishes.