This is an old typewriter that I use for the writing out the inbreat pocket and trouser name labels for my clients. With my chalk and pins it is the height of technology here in Savile Row. ...
I usually sew on all my coat buttons, I like to use a two hole real horn button. ...
October and November are always busy months for us tailors and I am pleased to say this year is no different . With the orders that I took a few weeks ago in New York and my home trade at the moment being the best its ever...
As you can see in one of my earlier posts here in Savile Row a couple of weeks ago we had Wool Week. On the Monday we had sheep running around outside in the "Row". One of the Shepherds very kindly gave my mother a...
Here is the introductory video for new clients to see Steven at work in his Savile Row shop, he is shown in his cutting room, cutting one of his famous coat patterns. Steven specialises in the Saville Row tradition of 'soft tailoring' which is a style reminiscent of...
..was published in the most recent issue. The Rake describes itself as 'The modern voice of classic elegance and I would certainly agree with that. Last year I was approached by the Editor-In-Chief, Christian Barker, to make him his first genuine bespoke suit, and being...
Its wool week here in Savile Row starting today and we have sheep running the length of the Row. Its been a great day so far meeting clients and other tailors outside in the street. The sun has also come out to really make this a great...
I have just this minute returned from my New York trip to find the Row grassed over with sheep in it. I have taken some photos below for you to see for yourself. I will try and update more later in the day when I...
Welcome to the home of Savile Row Bespoke Tailor Steven Hitchcock ...
In a previous post I mentioned that I would be bringing out a luxury range of large unique hand stitched silk and cashmere scarves, and they are ready just in time for the cooler weather, which I am sure will be...