Ed Miliband's favourite Savile Row tailor has gone bust – costing a string of celebrity investors hundreds of thousands of pounds. Spencer Hart, the design label which made the suit Mr Miliband wore to address the Labour conference last week, has gone into liquidation after racking up debts of more than £1.25 million. TV stars James Corden, Ant and Dec and Dermot O’Leary as well as singer Robbie Williams are among those left out of pocket by the collapse. Scroll down for video Star backing: Robbie Williams, left, who ploughed £250,000 into Spencer Hart retail, set up by Nick Hart, right
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Spencer Hart has gone into liquidation after racking up £1.25m in debts
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Label grew popular with celebrities including David Bowie and Daniel Craig
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Ed Miliband wore Spencer Hart suit for speech at last week's conference
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James Corden, Ant & Dec and Dermot O'Leary left out of pocket by collapse
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Robbie Williams also ploughed £250,000 into Spencer Hart Retail Ltd
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Accountant David Rubin said creditors were 'concerned' by liquidation
Robbie Williams invested after @placeholder provided the suits for his Swing When You’re Winning tour in 2002.