Tailored Suits
Tailored, from the beginning.
A tailored suit is not selected from a rack. It is developed around the cloth, the occasion, your proportions and the way you want to wear it.
The choices that make it yours.
Each decision is considered as part of the whole garment, with enough choice to make it personal without making the process complicated.
Cloth
Weight, composition, colour, pattern and seasonality considered according to the garment and how it will be worn.
Design
Single-breasted, double-breasted, tuxedo and the proportions and details that define the garment.
Construction
Structure, canvas, shoulder expression and lighter or unlined approaches considered according to comfort, season and intended use.
Fit
Comfort, silhouette, personal preference, individual proportions and functional requirements considered together.
Linings
From restrained selections to fully custom linings developed from personal imagery.
Monograms
A discreet personal signature created specifically for the wearer.
The same attention,
closer to the skin.
Designed to your measurements for cleaner proportions, greater comfort and a more precise relationship with your tailored clothing.
One garment.
Developed from the beginning.
A tailored suit is developed through a sequence of decisions that work together, from cloth and proportion to construction, fit and personal detail.
- Guided from cloth to fitting
- Made to your proportions
- Personalized in design and detail
Prices vary according to cloth and specification.
† By arrangement.
See tailoring in context.
Useful to know.
Five common questions, kept concise so the essentials stay easy to find.
Do I need to know what fabric or suit details I want?
No. Your appointment is designed to guide those decisions. Fabric, seasonality, occasion, design, fit and personal details can be considered together during the process.
Can I bring inspiration or reference images?
Yes. You can begin from a clear idea, existing references, an occasion or simply the purpose of the garment. References help communicate what you are drawn to before the design is refined.
How much can I personalize?
The process can include cloth, design, construction, fit, linings, monograms and other personal details. The goal is to create a coherent garment, not to add detail for its own sake.
What happens at the final fitting?
Once the garment has been produced, we review posture, balance, proportion and overall comfort. Small alterations are made where required before the suit is considered complete.
How far ahead should I book for a specific occasion?
If the suit is for a wedding, event or fixed date, booking as early as practical gives the process greater flexibility. Exact timing can be confirmed when discussing your garment and date.
Your suit starts here.
Begin with the appointment. We will take care of the process from there.