Tailoring Process
How we Work
During your first appointment our tailors will help you choose from our luxury range of fabrics and styles, to ensure your suit looks and feels beautiful. We have thousands of luxury British cloths, suitable for every sartorial occasion. We’ll take 15 body measurements to ensure your bespoke garment fits perfectly.
At our factory, in Yorkshire, we create a pattern based on your personal measurements. We then hand cut your fabric and hand-stitch the bodice ready for your first fitting.
Your first fitting is important, it allows us to ensure the cloth sits on your body correctly, hanging and complementing your body in all the right places – finding the perfect balance. Only the very best tailors will include this stage in the fitting process. Although it takes a little longer, it ensures your suit is perfect.
Once we’re happy with the first fitting we take your suit and deconstruct it to a flat piece of fabric. We carefully hand-cut any alterations and put your suit back together. We will include the lining and key components
Your second fitting is used to tweak certain elements of your suit and ensure you are happy with the fit. At this stage you’ll be able to see your suit taking shape.
We take your suit back to our factory where we will make any additional alterations. Your garment is hand-finished and pressed to ensure it goes out in its finest form. Our team of pattern cutters and garment technologists ensure your tailored suit is the best in your wadrobe.
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