Our craftsmanship
A tailored garment is a series of careful decisions: how it should fit, what it should be made from and how each detail is finished. This is how we make them.
From consultation to fitting
01
Consultation
We talk through the occasion, the climate you will wear it in and the style you like.
02
Measurements
Our tailor takes your measurements in person and records them on your order sheet.
03
Fabric selection
Compare cloths by weight, weave and colour, with advice on what will wear well.
04
Cutting
Your pattern is marked out and the cloth is cut for your garment.
05
Construction
The garment is assembled, with the seams and structure it needs to hold its shape.
06
Details
Collar, lapels, buttonholes and lining are finished with care.
07
Pressing
Each stage is pressed so the garment takes its final shape.
08
Fitting
You try the garment on, we check the fit and make adjustments before you collect.
Process photographs are illustrative.
The details you choose
Lapels
Notch, peak or shawl, cut in proportion to your shoulders and the jacket's length.
Cuffs
Sleeve length and button spacing are set to your arm, so the shirt cuff shows as it should.
Lining
Full, half or unlined, in a colour you choose, with inside pockets placed where you want them.
Buttons
The button stance sets the line of the jacket. It is chosen with you at the fitting.