A beautifully tailored garment takes time. Time to get to know you: your physique, your busy life, your tastes and preferences. Time for fittings, for sourcing the best fabrics, for training younger hands. Time to get everything just right, so that when you finally put the finished garment on, you never want to take it off.
As a Studio Bespoke client, you’ll benefit from the knowledge of a team that’s dedicated to achieving that result for you. First you’ll speak to one of our client managers who will introduce you to the different bespoke styles and fabrics you could choose. Then you’ll be matched with one of our cutters.

Their experience means that as well as taking up to 50 individual measurements, they’ll assess your posture and look to accentuate your best features. Their ability to continue thinking in three dimensions means that when they cut your cloth, they will make subtle adjustments to the fit and hang that, at this point, only they can see. Conversations about fabrics, linings and other details can be as wide-ranging or as simple as you like.

Once these decisions are made, the fabric panels are handed over to the tailor specialising in your garment, be it trousers, waistcoat or coat. They will roughly stitch the pieces together so that at your first fitting the cutter can see how well the garment is working on you: how it fits, how it hangs, how it moves. Adjustments are made and a second fitting planned, where the garment will be closer to what you might expect to see. There may be the need for more fittings, but generally we’re then able to take your outfit to the finishing stage. The garment is given a finished look. Buttonholes are made by hand, pick-stitches are done to amplify the handwork. Final touches are done and the garment is handed to the happy client.