Work we are prepared to put our name to.
Weddings, city wardrobes, hotel programmes, and cloth that has already lived a life. Names of private clients are withheld. The work is not.
A wedding party of eight, finished as one
Hire suits from three houses, eight bodies, one ceremony. We measured each man at home, recut trousers to a shared break, and aligned jacket lengths so the photographs read as a set.
A graduate wardrobe, cut for the City
Three high-street suits bought in a hurry. We rebuilt the trousers, shortened working-cuff sleeves, and taught the client how the clothes should sit — so the next purchase is informed.
A Mayfair hotel, measured as a house
Ninety-two navy suits on a rolling programme. New starters measured in induction week; seasonal cloth swapped without a single trip to a high-street counter.
A 1978 dinner jacket, brought forward
A father’s shawl-collar dinner jacket, worn once a decade. We respected the canvas, recut the trousers, and returned a garment that could enter a room in 2026.