To have a bespoke suit made is the height of luxury for anyone. Having a garment made by hand to your exact measurements and styling is the result of skill that is generational knowledge. Our Savile Row and tailoring teams around the world spend over 70 hours on each suit applying their skill and handwork to make clothes that are made to last and transcend fashions.
The process starts with a consultation with one of our tailors, whether that be in Savile Row, New York or Stockholm or on one of our trunk shows around the world. At each our our shops we offer the same cloths, skill and attention to detail.
With one of our tailors you will discuss what the suit is intended for, be it a wedding suit or shooting suit or simply a jacket you want to become your ‘go to”.
We have a library of nearly 10,000 cloths to select from, all from the leading mills of Europe and this will of course in many ways determine the overlook and feel of the piece. It can also have an impact of the price – Cashmere costs a little more than wool and Vicuna more still.
Once we have found the cloth for you and settled on the style, which we will walk you through the options showing you examples for each and every option its on to the measurements.
The process starts with a consultation with one of our tailors, whether that be in Savile Row, New York or Stockholm or on one of our trunk shows around the world. At each our our shops we offer the same cloths, skill and attention to detail.
With one of our tailors you will discuss what the suit is intended for, be it a wedding suit or shooting suit or simply a jacket you want to become your ‘go to”.
We have a library of nearly 10,000 cloths to select from, all from the leading mills of Europe and this will of course in many ways determine the overlook and feel of the piece. It can also have an impact of the price – Cashmere costs a little more than wool and Vicuna more still.
Once we have found the cloth for you and settled on the style, which we will walk you through the options showing you examples for each and every option its on to the measurements.
The process starts with a consultation with one of our tailors, whether that be in Savile Row, New York or Stockholm or on one of our trunk shows around the world. At each our our shops we offer the same cloths, skill and attention to detail.
With one of our tailors you will discuss what the suit is intended for, be it a wedding suit or shooting suit or simply a jacket you want to become your ‘go to”.
We have a library of nearly 10,000 cloths to select from, all from the leading mills of Europe and this will of course in many ways determine the overlook and feel of the piece. It can also have an impact of the price – Cashmere costs a little more than wool and Vicuna more still.
Once we have found the cloth for you and settled on the style, which we will walk you through the options showing you examples for each and every option its on to the measurements.
The process starts with a consultation with one of our tailors, whether that be in Savile Row, New York or Stockholm or on one of our trunk shows around the world. At each our our shops we offer the same cloths, skill and attention to detail.
With one of our tailors you will discuss what the suit is intended for, be it a wedding suit or shooting suit or simply a jacket you want to become your ‘go to”.
We have a library of nearly 10,000 cloths to select from, all from the leading mills of Europe and this will of course in many ways determine the overlook and feel of the piece. It can also have an impact of the price – Cashmere costs a little more than wool and Vicuna more still.
Once we have found the cloth for you and settled on the style, which we will walk you through the options showing you examples for each and every option its on to the measurements.
The Journal
Friends of Cad: Skip Powell
Some collectors chase rarity; Skip Powell chases history. A longtime friend of ours and the Head of VIP at Oliver...
The Linen Fields of Normandy with Steve Knorsch
Last week, our New York Managing Director, Steve Knorsch, travelled to Normandy at the invitation of Solbiati, the luxury linen...
Friends of Cad: Tug Rice
Illustrator Tug Rice has long been a friend of Cad, and someone whose creative world feels naturally aligned with Cad...
Spring in Lisbon - Drop 1
This season, we unveil the first chapter of our Spring collection with a sun-drenched campaign set against the luminous backdrop...
Friends of Cad: Skip Powell
Some collectors chase rarity; Skip Powell chases history. A longtime friend of ours and the Head of VIP at Oliver & Clarke, Skip has spent decades shaping an eye for watches that have lived real lives, pieces with provenance, character, and the kind of documentation that makes the firm one of the most respected names in military and tool‑watch collecting.
We recently welcomed a small circle of friends for a private viewing of their collection, joined as well by Raymond, Oliver & Clarke’s timepiece specialist whose depth of knowledge brings another dimension to every discussion. Together, Skip and Raymond walked us through the watches that embody the firm’s specialty: purposeful objects with stories worth preserving. Settle into this conversation with Skip, where history, character, and craft come forward in a way only he can deliver.
The Linen Fields of Normandy with Steve Knorsch
Last week, our New York Managing Director, Steve Knorsch, travelled to Normandy at the invitation of Solbiati, the luxury linen brand owned by Loro Piana. Alongside a small group of twenty tailors and shirt makers from around the world. He was given a rare opportunity to witness the very beginning of linen's journey, from seed and flower through to the fibres that will eventually become some of the world's finest cloth.
For those of us who spend our days discussing tailoring, it was a reminder that great garments don't begin on the cutting table. They begin with the people, places and natural processes that make exceptional cloth possible.
Friends of Cad: Tug Rice
Illustrator Tug Rice has long been a friend of Cad, and someone whose creative world feels naturally aligned with Cad & The Dandy. Based in New York City, Tug has built an international reputation for his elegant, character‑driven illustrations, a style that blends wit, theatricality, and a deep understanding of storytelling. His work has been commissioned by iconic institutions including Harry Winston, Dior, Halcyon Days, St. Regis, The Carlyle, and The Ritz London, and has appeared across fine bone china, silkwear, puzzles, major publications, and books from Simon & Schuster and Rizzoli.
Spring in Lisbon - Drop 1
This season, we unveil the first chapter of our Spring collection with a sun-drenched campaign set against the luminous backdrop of Lisbon.
Shot in the golden morning light that spills through the city’s narrow streets, the campaign captures the quiet elegance of Lisbon’s pastel façades and timeworn textures. Soft yellows, dusty blues, faded greens, and chalky whites echo throughout the collection, subtly woven into lightweight tailoring and relaxed silhouettes.