Charles Tyrwhitt DIGITAL

Enterprise Technology Stack & Vendor Relationships

• In June 2016, Accenture and Demandware announced that Charles Tyrwhitt had selected Demandware Commerce Cloud for e-commerce and Accenture Strategy’s Javelin Group as implementation partner for an omni-channel programme spanning the United Kingdom, United States, Germany, and Australia.¹

• The 2016 announcement described recommendations, personalisation, merchandising, and performance improvements, but did not disclose Israeli-origin software, Israeli data processing, or deployment in Israel.¹

• Current third-party recruitment evidence describes Salesforce Commerce Cloud SiteGenesis as Charles Tyrwhitt’s existing customer-facing e-commerce platform and refers to a future re-platforming journey; this supports continued platform use but is not a company contract disclosure.²

• Salesforce’s February 2019 Commerce Cloud account described an intended expansion into Salesforce Marketing Cloud and Service Cloud, but does not establish that either product was ultimately implemented, remains in use, or processes data in a particular jurisdiction.³

• A 2025 BigCommerce/Feedonomics award announcement named Charles Tyrwhitt as the winner of the Feedonomics Achievement in Growth award, supporting a commercial Feedonomics relationship by the relevant award period but not identifying data fields, hosting location, or access arrangements.⁴

• RapidSpike’s currently published case study states that Charles Tyrwhitt selected its Magecart Attack Detection service in 2020 to monitor website and checkout security, key customer journeys, and third-party integrations continuously; the published case study does not disclose an end date, renewal, hosting location, or data-residency arrangement.⁵

• Charles Tyrwhitt’s current UK/EEA privacy material identifies Google for analytics and search information; Epsilon and Abacus Alliance for advertising networks and data pooling; Adyen and Amazon Shipping for technical, payment, and delivery-related data; and Experian as a data broker, aggregator, or trusted retail data-pooling partner.⁶

• The current U.S. privacy notice identifies Epsilon as a personalised-advertising and content partner and states that Charles Tyrwhitt provides it with names, addresses, and email addresses, while Epsilon may collect browser/device information, browsing activity, cookie IDs, IP addresses, and transaction information through cookies, pixels, and similar technologies.⁷

• Epsilon’s own services privacy policy describes receipt of client-supplied names, addresses, email addresses, and associated transaction information, says it pseudonymises this “Offline Data” before further processing, and identifies Epsilon as part of France-headquartered Publicis Groupe; it does not identify Charles Tyrwhitt specifically or establish Charles Tyrwhitt data processing or access in Israel.⁸

• The U.S. notice identifies payment processors, delivery partners, IT-hosting, analytics, security, customer-support, and marketing/advertising providers as service-provider categories, but does not name most providers.⁷

• A Capterra vendor listing states that Upp Technologies served Charles Tyrwhitt with a marketing-performance product connecting Google Ads and product-performance data; this is third-party vendor-profile evidence rather than a Charles Tyrwhitt procurement disclosure, and its current status is not established.⁹

• No public evidence identified of Charles Tyrwhitt licensing, subscribing to, or integrating Check Point, Wiz, SentinelOne, CyberArk, NICE, Verint, Claroty, Palo Alto Networks, or another specifically identified Israeli-origin cyber-security or enterprise-software vendor.^{7, 6}

• Charles Tyrwhitt’s franchise page states that franchise, wholesale, and licensing relationships form part of its international-growth model.¹⁰

Surveillance, Biometrics & Retail Technology

• Charles Tyrwhitt’s U.S. notice states that it collects facial images uploaded to its AI try-on service and uses personal information for personalisation through “AI image likeness”; the notice does not identify the provider, model developer, processing location, or legal classification of that processing outside the stated U.S. privacy-law context.⁷

• The same notice states that Charles Tyrwhitt does not collect or process sensitive personal information as defined by applicable U.S. state privacy laws, giving biometrics as an example; this statement does not resolve whether uploaded facial images constitute biometric information under other legal frameworks.⁷

• No public evidence identified of Charles Tyrwhitt’s use of Israeli-origin facial recognition, biometric identification, gait analysis, frictionless-checkout computer vision, predictive policing, social-media monitoring, sentiment monitoring, or workforce-surveillance technology.^{7, 6}

• No public evidence identified that the Demandware/Javelin programme announced in 2016 was a biometric, surveillance, cyber-security, defence, or Israeli-state technology engagement.¹

• No public evidence identified that an identified Charles Tyrwhitt platform, payment, managed-service, or retail supplier deployed biometric or surveillance technology for the company.^{7, 5, 6}

Cloud Infrastructure, Data Residency & Sovereign Cloud Participation

• The 2016 Demandware Commerce Cloud announcement does not disclose data-centre locations, data residency, Israeli infrastructure, or legal-access arrangements.¹

• Charles Tyrwhitt’s U.S. privacy notice identifies Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts Limited as responsible for personal information processed through its U.S. websites, customer-service teams, retail partners, and marketing channels, and describes processing of order, account, customer-service, retail-partner, marketing, browsing, shopping-behaviour, call-recording, and online-chat data.⁷

• Charles Tyrwhitt’s UK/EEA privacy notice identifies Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts Limited as UK data controller and says it collects identity, contact, financial/payment, technical, transaction, profile, usage, and marketing/communications data.⁶

• The UK/EEA notice says data may be shared with group members and service providers in the United Kingdom or abroad, including external processors providing IT and system administration, customer support, and delivery, and that personal data may be transferred and stored outside the United Kingdom and EEA.⁶

• The reviewed privacy material does not establish where customer, payment, employee, or franchise data are stored, routed, or legally accessible.^{7, 6}

• No reviewed privacy notice, vendor disclosure, subprocessor list, or transfer term identifies Israel as a location where Charles Tyrwhitt customer, payment, identity, behavioural, employee, or franchise data are stored, routed, processed, or made legally accessible.^{7, 6, 8}

• The notices’ acknowledgement of international transfers does not establish that Israel is excluded, because destination countries, detailed subprocessors, hosting regions, and legal-access jurisdictions remain undisclosed.^{7, 6}

• No public evidence identified that Charles Tyrwhitt operates, leases, or co-locates data-centre infrastructure in Israel; participates in Project Nimbus; or provides data-sovereignty, cloud, or resilience services to Israeli state or military institutions.^{11, 12}

Defence, Intelligence & Security Sector Technology Relationships

• No public evidence identified of technology contracts, partnerships, service agreements, or procurement involving Charles Tyrwhitt and the Israeli Ministry of Defence, IDF, intelligence agencies, police, prisons, border bodies, settlement bodies, or other Israeli security institutions.^{11, 12, 13}

• No public evidence identified of Charles Tyrwhitt developing, selling, licensing, or maintaining offensive cyber capabilities, exploit tools, digital weapons, dual-use surveillance technology, or general-purpose cloud systems for Israeli state actors or operations in occupied territory.^{11, 12}

• No public evidence identified that Charles Tyrwhitt provides, deploys, or contracts for a digital system used by Israeli state, military, security, prison, border, settlement, or occupation actors.^{11, 12, 13, 14}

• The supplied full-text review found no Charles Tyrwhitt mention in the 2025 OHCHR settlement-business database update.¹¹

• The supplied full-text review also found no Charles Tyrwhitt mention in the 2 July 2025 report of UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, including its discussion of surveillance, AI, cloud infrastructure, and Project Nimbus.¹²

• These are document-scoped non-mentions and do not establish database-wide, relationship-wide, or future absence.^{11, 12}

• The Jerusalem Post reported in September 2023 that Penguin Group exclusively sold Charles Tyrwhitt products in Israel under an exclusive franchise, with a reported first branch in Petah Tikva and further branches planned; this establishes product distribution rather than a technology, state, security, settlement, or data-system relationship.¹³

• A 2025 paid Vesty advertising feature stated that Penguin Group held rights to sell Charles Tyrwhitt clothing in Israel and advertised stores in Petah Tikva and Jerusalem; the item supports the stated commercial-distribution claim only and does not establish a franchise technology stack, state customer, payment/POS arrangement, data flow, settlement nexus, or occupied-territory operation.¹⁴

• No public evidence identified that Charles Tyrwhitt provides digital products, services, platforms, or data systems in or to Israeli settlements, or that its Israeli franchise deploys Charles Tyrwhitt-controlled technology in settlements or occupied territory.^{13, 14}

AI, Algorithmic & Autonomous Systems

• The Upp listing characterises its product as AI/ML-enabled marketing technology connecting advertising and product-performance data, but does not identify Israeli state, military, security, settlement, or occupied-territory use.⁹

• Charles Tyrwhitt’s AI try-on reference establishes a consumer-facing AI-related feature involving uploaded facial images, but does not establish facial recognition, biometric identification, surveillance, Israeli-origin technology, or any state/security application.⁷

• No public evidence identified of Charles Tyrwhitt providing AI/ML, computer vision, autonomous decision-support, model-training, automated-tracking systems, or AI platforms to Israeli state, military, or security bodies.^{7, 11, 12}

• No public evidence identified in the reviewed UN and civil-society records of a Charles Tyrwhitt role in Project Nimbus, Israeli cloud infrastructure, or Israeli-state AI and surveillance systems.^{11, 12, 15, 16}

Technology Ecosystem & R&D Footprint

• Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts Limited is an active English private company incorporated on 31 March 1994, classified under SIC 47710 for retail sale of clothing in specialised stores, with registered office at Bronze - The Forge Bankside, Level 5, 105 Sumner Street, London SE1 9HZ; its latest filed accounts were made up to 2 August 2025.¹⁷

• Its former names were Reactivates Limited from 31 March to 13 June 1994 and Wheeler Higgins Limited from 13 June 1994 to 28 April 2015.¹⁷

• Companies House records Peter John Higgins and Nicholas Charles Tyrwhitt Wheeler as active directors from 8 June 1994, with Higgins also recorded as company secretary.¹⁸

• Companies House records Nicholas Charles Tyrwhitt Wheeler, Belinda Christian Wheeler, and Thomas Edward Purton as persons with significant control notified on 11 June 2026, with entries recording at least 75% ownership and voting rights; Purton’s entry specifies control over trustees of a trust, and these entries should not be aggregated as discrete ownership percentages.¹⁹

• Bectin Limited was recorded as Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts Limited’s PSC from 6 April 2016 until 11 June 2026, with at least 75% ownership and voting rights and a right to appoint or remove directors.¹⁹

• Bectin Limited remains an active English private company, incorporated on 9 June 2015 and classified as a holding company; its accounts were last made up to 2 August 2025.^{20, 21}

• Bectin’s current PSC register records Nicholas Wheeler and Belinda Wheeler with at least 75% shares and voting rights, and Thomas Purton with more than 50% but less than 75% shares and voting rights through control over trustees of a trust.²²

• Charles Tyrwhitt LLP remains active, was incorporated on 28 October 2003, has the same London registered office, and identifies Nicholas Wheeler as a person with significant influence or control notified on 6 April 2016.^{23, 24}

• A separate active overseas entity, Charles Tyrwhitt Holding Company Limited, is recorded as an Isle of Man private company limited by shares with a UK establishment registered in 2026; its registered address is in Douglas, Isle of Man.^{25, 5}

• The shared name, dates, and directors create a corporate-attribution lead, but no reviewed primary filing establishes that the Isle of Man holding company currently owns Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts Limited, Bectin Limited, or Charles Tyrwhitt LLP.^{19, 20, 25, 5}

• The Australian Business Register records an active ABN for Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts Limited, GST registration from 1 July 2026, and the London address as its main business location; this does not establish an Australian-incorporated subsidiary, Australian operations, ownership, or technology processing.²⁶

• Charles Tyrwhitt’s legal notice identifies Luke Kingsnorth as CEO and Nicholas Charles Tyrwhitt Wheeler as founder, while its 2026 modern-slavery statement summary also identifies Kingsnorth as CEO.^{27, 28}

• The legal notice labels an entity “Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts LTD” while supplying registration number OC305896, which Companies House assigns to Charles Tyrwhitt LLP; it therefore supports the CEO/founder identification but is not standalone proof of the operating company’s registration number.^{27, 23}

• No public evidence identified of Charles Tyrwhitt operating an Israeli R&D centre, engineering office, accelerator, or innovation lab; acquiring an Israeli technology company; investing in Israeli technology funds or start-ups; or entering an Israeli patent, IP-licensing, or research co-development arrangement.^{17, 25, 26}

• No public evidence identified in the focused founder and controlling-principal review of investments, board roles, or personal/family-office holdings in Israeli surveillance, cyber, AI, SIGINT, military-tech, or settlement-linked technology firms; this bounded result does not resolve undisclosed trusts, beneficiaries, or investment vehicles.^{19, 29, 30}

Civil Society Scrutiny & Regulatory History

• Charles Tyrwhitt’s current U.S. terms identify Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts Inc. at 360 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10017 and list Israel among the serviced countries; the reviewed material does not resolve the entity’s incorporation state, ownership, officers, or relationship to the UK company.^{31, 32}

• The supplied full-text review found no Charles Tyrwhitt mention in the Don’t Buy Into Occupation 2024 or 2025 reports.^{15, 16}

• The supplied full-text review found no Charles Tyrwhitt mention in the BDS Movement’s 30 November 2024 corporate-priority-target guide.³³

• These UN, civil-society, and BDS findings are document-scoped and do not establish universal or future absence of a relationship.^{11, 12, 15, 16, 33}

• No public evidence identified of a boycott or divestment campaign specifically concerning Charles Tyrwhitt’s technology provision, or of regulatory, export-control, sanctions, or technology-sales proceedings involving Israeli state entities.^{11, 12, 15, 16, 33}

• The identified proceeding, Charles Tyrwhitt LLP v HMRC [2021] UKUT 0165 (TCC), concerned National Insurance contribution treatment of LLP-member bonuses rather than technology, Israel, sanctions, export control, or occupied-territory matters.³⁴

• A December 2025 UK Government honours publication identifies Peter Higgins as Charles Tyrwhitt Shirts’ co-founder and records his OBE for commerce, entrepreneurship, and education; it does not identify Israeli technology investment, lobbying, political contributions, or Israel/Palestine advocacy.³⁵