One pattern. One body.
A wardrobe of suits, jackets, trousers and shirts — drafted from a single pattern of your shoulders, your stance, the way you actually move through a day.
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A wardrobe drawn from one notebook.
Custom work is not a single garment. It is a personal pattern that Sam keeps for you — kept in pencil, updated at every visit, used to draft every shirt, every trouser, every jacket you'll commission in the years to come.
A first shirt takes four to six weeks. The next one takes ten days. The pattern remembers. You walk in, name a fabric, name a collar; you walk out with another perfectly-fitting piece you didn't have to be measured for again.
Drawn to your specification.
Collars
Cuffs
Personal marks
The pattern, kept on paper.
First Visit
Twenty-six measurements taken, your stance, posture, and shoulder slope drawn into the notebook by Sam himself.
First Garment
Cut, basted, fitted, adjusted, finished. The pattern earns its corrections in the first piece. The corrections are recorded.
Reorders
Subsequent shirts and trousers can be ordered by phone, by email, by visit. Cloth chosen, collar named, delivered in ten to fourteen days.
A Body That Changes
Annual re-measure. The pattern is amended. Old garments can be brought in for adjustments at any time.
New to custom work? Read bespoke vs made-to-measure and how a suit should actually fit — or explore the cloth library before you book.
A first fitting.
The first visit takes about ninety minutes. We talk, measure, choose a fabric, draw the collar and cuff together. A first shirt is usually delivered in four to six weeks. Every shirt after is faster.