The Tweed Suit………….
Here is a tweed suit that I made and thought looked great so I would show case it on my blog. The cloth is from W.Bill. ...
Here is a tweed suit that I made and thought looked great so I would show case it on my blog. The cloth is from W.Bill. ...
This is a light weight wool suit jacket that I cut, and Tony my head tailor hand-made, from a piece of Henry Lesser cloth. This coat has been cut with shape in the waist and then close over the hips. Always with my soft shoulder line, and fronts,...
I also make some buggy or half lined jackets for the summer weather. Here's one that I have finished this week for a client who is lucky enough to live in Florida where I am sure that it is hotter than in London, but so saying...
...But unfortunately this is the only way I can photograph them for the blog, and I am certainly no expert at photography. I am very fortunate that a very good client recently sent me pictures of him wearing a suit that I made for him and...
I have been making a lot of double breasted jackets lately and it looks like they are coming back in to fashion, not that I am a slave to fashion trends. I just concentrate on my soft tailoring style and the craft of the finest hand made tailoring,...
I have returned from my holiday and find myself back in the thick of things here in Savile Row. In one of my earlier posts I showed photos of a bespoke suit, cut from a Scabal cloth then again the coat at the forward fitting stage here it is...
High arm holes. Peak lapel two button front, with a gultlet cuff. ...
Here is a photo of one of the cloths that I have cut ready to be sewn together for a forward fitting by one of my coat makers. And below is the forward fitting ready to be tired on. I will also try to take a photo at the fininshed stage,...
Here are a couple of coats that are ready to be finished. I have two ladies who are fantastic at buttons holes and stitching the linings and edges. This is what she needs; a lining hanger a Steven Hitchcock Gold Label and some hand silk and button hole twist to...