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HAT's Prestige worldwide is a company founded by Harry Johnson, Terry Byrne, and Anthony Bowes. The company's motto is "We ride Together We Design Together" suggesting they work collaboratively on design projects while also enjoying recreational activities together.

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HAT’s Prestige worldwide
We ride Together We Design Together

Harry Johnson – Co-Founder
Terry Byrne– Co-Founder
Anthony Bowes– Co-Founder

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