We work with a comprehensive range of materials including cotton, linen, wool, silk, cashmere, and various blends. Our fabric library contains over 300 options from British and European suppliers, including Harris Tweed, Egyptian cotton, Italian wool, and French linen.

For formal wear, we stock Super 120s to Super 180s wool fabrics. Casual garments can be made from denim, chambray, corduroy, or jersey knits. We also source sustainable materials like organic cotton, Tencel, and recycled polyester upon request. During your consultation, we'll help you select the most suitable fabric based on the garment's purpose, season, and your budget.

No, you don't need to bring your own fabric. We maintain an extensive collection of materials that you can choose from during your appointment. However, if you have a specific fabric you'd like to use, we're happy to work with it.

When bringing your own material, please ensure you have at least 20% more than the minimum required to account for pattern matching and potential errors. We'll assess the fabric's suitability for your chosen design during consultation. If using your own fabric, our service fee remains the same, but the material cost is deducted from the total price.

Our standard service includes three fittings. The first is a consultation where we take measurements and discuss your requirements. The second fitting occurs when the garment is partially constructed, allowing us to check proportions and make adjustments to the toile or basted version.

The final fitting happens when the garment is nearly complete, for minor tweaks to ensure a flawless fit. Additional fittings can be scheduled if needed at £25 per session. For complex projects like wedding dresses or three-piece suits, we often recommend four or five fittings to achieve perfection.

Yes, we can create garments based on photographs or images you provide. Bring clear photos showing the front, back, and detail shots of the design you admire. We'll analyze the construction, discuss how to adapt it to your measurements, and suggest any modifications that might improve the fit or functionality.

Keep in mind that exact replication isn't always possible due to fabric availability or construction techniques, but we'll get as close as we can while ensuring the garment suits your body shape. This approach works particularly well for vintage styles, designer-inspired pieces, or garments you've seen in magazines or online.

Pricing varies based on garment complexity, fabric choice, and design details. A basic shirt starts from £180, trousers from £220, and dresses from £350. Jackets begin at £450, while full suits start at £850. These prices include fabric from our standard range, all fittings, and minor alterations within six months of completion.

Premium fabrics, intricate embellishments, or complex construction techniques will increase the cost. We provide a detailed quote after your initial consultation, once we understand your exact requirements. A 50% deposit is required to begin work, with the balance due upon collection.

Yes, we provide comprehensive alteration services for garments purchased elsewhere. Common alterations include hemming trousers (from £15), taking in or letting out seams (from £20), shortening sleeves (from £18), and adjusting waistbands (from £25).

More complex alterations like restyling jackets, adding or removing sleeves, or completely restructuring a garment are also possible. We'll assess the item during a consultation and provide a quote based on the work required. Turnaround time for alterations is typically 1-2 weeks, though simple hems can often be completed within three days.

Absolutely. We specialize in creating bespoke wedding attire for brides, grooms, and wedding parties. Our experience includes wedding dresses, morning suits, bridesmaid dresses, and mother-of-the-bride outfits. We understand the importance of these garments and dedicate extra attention to every detail.

For wedding projects, we recommend scheduling your first appointment at least three months before the event. This timeline allows for design development, multiple fittings, and any last-minute adjustments. We also offer a pressing service on the day before your wedding to ensure your garment looks impeccable.

We take comprehensive measurements during your first appointment, which typically lasts 30-45 minutes. For a shirt, we measure chest, waist, hips, shoulder width, arm length, neck circumference, and back length. Trousers require waist, hips, rise, inseam, outseam, and thigh measurements.

We use traditional tailoring techniques with a cloth tape measure, and record over 20 different measurements for a complete garment. We also note posture characteristics, such as rounded shoulders or a forward neck, which affect how clothes fit. These measurements are kept on file for future orders, though we recommend updating them annually as body shapes naturally change.

Yes, custom tailoring is ideal for anyone who struggles to find well-fitting ready-to-wear clothing. We work with clients of all sizes and body types, from petite to plus size, and those with asymmetrical features or unique proportions. Our approach is to create patterns specifically for your body, ensuring comfort and style regardless of your measurements.

Many of our clients come to us precisely because standard sizing doesn't accommodate their shape. Whether you have broad shoulders with a narrow waist, long arms with a short torso, or any other combination, we'll craft garments that fit you perfectly. There are no additional charges for extended sizes.

Client satisfaction is our priority. If you're unhappy with any aspect of the finished garment, we'll work with you to resolve the issue. This might involve adjusting the fit, modifying design elements, or in rare cases, remaking the item entirely if there's been an error on our part.

Because we involve you at every stage with multiple fittings, issues are typically identified and corrected before completion. However, if concerns arise after collection, contact us within seven days. We offer complimentary adjustments for fit issues within the first six months, provided your measurements haven't changed significantly. Our goal is ensuring you love wearing what we've created for you.

Yes, we can create pieces that coordinate with your existing wardrobe. Bring the garment you'd like to match, and we'll help select complementary fabrics and styles. This is particularly useful for building capsule wardrobes or creating separates that work together.

We can also replicate beloved garments that are wearing out. If you have a favorite shirt or trousers that fit perfectly, we can use them as a template to create new versions in different fabrics or colors. This service is popular with clients who've found their ideal style and want variations of it.

We provide bespoke uniform services for businesses, restaurants, hotels, and corporate clients. This includes designing and producing consistent, branded garments for teams of any size. We can incorporate company colors, logos, and specific design requirements while ensuring each team member receives a well-fitted garment.

For corporate orders of 10+ garments, we offer volume discounts starting at 15%. The process begins with designing a prototype, which is then approved before production begins. We maintain detailed records of each employee's measurements for easy reordering. Lead time for corporate projects is typically 6-8 weeks from design approval.

Care instructions depend on the fabric and construction of your garment. We provide specific care labels and verbal guidance when you collect your item. Generally, wool suits and jackets should be dry-cleaned no more than twice per season, with spot cleaning and airing between wears. Cotton and linen pieces can often be machine washed on gentle cycles, though we recommend hand washing for delicate items.

Proper storage is equally important. Use padded hangers for jackets and coats, and fold knitwear rather than hanging it. Store garments in breathable cotton bags rather than plastic. We offer a pressing and maintenance service for £15 per garment, which includes steaming, minor repairs, and button replacement. With proper care, your bespoke clothing should last for many years.