About The Tailored Fit
A tailoring studio built around one idea: a garment should be made to the person, not the other way round.
Who we are
Custom clothing, made properly
The Tailored Fit is a made-to-measure studio. Suits, three-piece suits, dinner jackets, shirts, jackets and trousers, each drafted to a pattern cut for one person and nobody else.
There is no rail of stock to alter down to your size. The cloth is chosen, the measurements are taken, a pattern is drawn, and the garment is built from there, with fittings along the way so it can still be corrected while correcting it is easy.
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- A portrait of the tailor in the studio, natural light, no flash
- Hands working, close in: cutting, pinning or pressing
- The studio itself: the cutting table, the machines, the cloth wall
- One finished garment on a form, front and three-quarter view
The person making it
Who cuts your suit
Everything is cut and fitted by the same person from start to finish, so nothing is lost between the measurement and the machine.
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What we hold to
Three things we will not compromise
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Fit before everything
A beautiful cloth badly cut is a waste of both. The pattern comes first and the fitting decides when it is finished.
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Say the useful thing
If a choice will look dated in two years, or the cloth is wrong for how you will wear it, we will say so before it is cut.
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Made to be repaired
Seams are left with cloth in them so a garment can be let out, taken in, or altered years later rather than replaced.
A suit is not a size. It is a set of measurements, a cloth, and a hundred small decisions that are yours to make.
Made together, made for you
Bring an idea, a photograph or nothing at all. We will talk it through, take your measurements and show you the cloth.