Our bespoke program is our highest level of tailoring, for the man who appreciates the finer things. Every suit and garment is drafted, cut, and sewn entirely by hand. Each one is designed for your unique fit and distinguished style. Curate a wardrobe that expresses your highest standards.
You already know luxury menswear, and you expect the highest level of craftsmanship. Our bespoke program meets that standard and adds what a showroom can't. We offer the same handmade artisanal excellence and world-class fabrics, with a personal tailor who understands what works for you. Your custom suits and garments fit you perfectly, match your lifestyle, and reflect your unique expression.
Select from more than 20,000 fabrics sourced from some of the world’s finest mills.From there you choose the silhouette, lining, buttons, lapel, and pocket details. Add your signature touches, from contrast threads and pick stitching to your initials inside the jacket. Every detail carries your stamp, so you end up with a suit or garment that’s one-of-a-kind.
Bespoke starts with your exact measurements, posture, and body shape. If one shoulder sits higher than the other, if a fuller midsection makes your collar pop away when you button the jacket, if a broad chest leaves the waist boxy and empty, this is why we draw your pattern by hand. An altered stock pattern will never account for your unique fit.
What you feel when you put the garment on is the point of all that work. Nothing pulls, nothing bunches at the neck, the jacket closes clean, and it feels like a pair of pajamas rather than something you can't wait to take off. Most men who think they are not suit people have simply never worn one made for their own body.
Every bespoke garment is made entirely by hand, never touching a machine. Eighty to a hundred hours of handwork go into your bespoke suit. Because no seam is locked in by a machine, the garment can be shaped and refined for a perfect fit. That level of detail allows the suit to move with your body instead of hanging stiff.
We work with a small family-owned tailor house in Canada that keeps its list short and takes on only a handful of makers, which is why we waited more than a year to earn a place there. It's Savile Row craftsmanship, without leaving Wilmington.
