Autumn or Fall as some know it, means it is time we packed up our bunches and head to Washington DC then New York to see our stylish clients. And, meet some new ones too! We always bring a varied selection of cloths. Whether you need...
Putting new commissions on HOLD. I started Steven Hitchcock bespoke in 1999, with the ambition of making the very best bespoke suits in cut, fit, craftsmanship and service. For a long time now I have limited my commissions each year to a number I can happily...
'Savile Row travels to Paris! Ooh er!' (Is the English translation for this blog post.) The French have cried out, asking for soft tailoring from Savile Row to be brought to France. So, we have responded! Does soft tailoring in exchange for buttery pastries, heady...
This Fall Steven Hitchcock bespoke will be bringing his Savile Row soft tailoring style suits to the West Coast; Los Angeles and San Francisco! After several enquires from discerning dressers, lovers of bespoke suits and curious fellows from the West Coast of the USA, Steven has...
This week I had the pleasure of speaking with the new Rake Online Editor Ben St George. On behalf of all Savile Row Tailors, I wish Ben every success in his new role and look forward to reading his future articles. Firstly, Ben was very interested...
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by my friend and blogger Christian Barker who runs www.menstoptens.com. Men's Top Tens compiles short, sharp, carefully curated and expertly selected Top 10 listings of anything from menswear to insightful advice. On the blog I give my top ten philosophies...
Photo above: Steven Hitchcock measuring Butler to cut a pattern in the cutting master class. Photo by; Journal of style. As you would know by following my web-blog, Celia and I visited Copenhagen a couple of weeks ago for the first time. We where invited there...
Recently, a friend of mine announced that she was engaged, naturally I am over the moon that the chap she has followed around the world has done the honourable thing and asked for her hand...
[caption id="attachment_4042" align="aligncenter" width="200"] A blue mohair suit with two fish cuts, Scholte Style. Cut and made by Steven Hitchcock.[/caption] A question I get asked the most is, what is the difference between my work and Anderson and Sheppard's? My previous employers have cut the same way for...