A tailor cutting a paper pattern
Four fittings

Bespoke

What happens between the first tape measure and the last stitch, one suit at a time.

Measurements
About 30
Hours
50 and more
Fittings
Three or four
Buttonholes
Sewn by hand

01. The pattern

Your measurements and posture become a paper pattern drafted by hand, kept on file for every suit you order after this one.

02. The cut

The pattern is chalked onto your cloth and cut on the table with shears, with extra inlay left in the seams so the suit can be let out years from now.

03. The baste

A jacket held together with loose white stitches. It is put on you, pulled apart, and recut where your body asks for it.

04. The finish

Hand-sewn buttonholes, real horn buttons, a pressed and shaped canvas, and working surgeon's cuffs on every sleeve.

A basted jacket on a form in a workroom
A basted jacket, before it is pulled apart.
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