The process starts with a consultation with one of our tailors, whether that be in New York, Savile Row or Stockholm or on one of our trunk shows around the world. At each of 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.

We will then invite you in for a fitting where we will look and assess together the fit of the garment and review the styling. For each and every new suit we always opt to start with an initial toile as it also enables us to change the styling, especially for first time customers, where any details might need to be changed. 

After this fitting we then recut each customers pattern and make the necessary adjustments, no matter how small to ensure the perfect fit. 

We then use this pattern once again to chalk and mark up the suit on the final cloth ready for another fitting and for as many follow on fittings as the tailor and customer feel are needed. The suit has at this point had all its final handwork applied which are the hall signs of a true bespoke suit, the hand sewn buttonholes, padding, linings are all in place and after a final press the garment is ready for collection which is around 10 weeks after our first meeting.