Business Suits
The business suit is judged in a second and worn for a decade. It should fit like it was made for you, because it was.
The business suit is judged in a second and worn for a decade. It should fit like it was made for you, because it was.
Suits
A bespoke business suit earns its place by disappearing. Nothing pulls at the shoulder in a handshake, nothing rides up when you sit for three hours, and the cloth still looks composed at seven in the evening. We cut for an air-conditioned office and a humid walk to lunch, which means lighter canvassing and cloth that breathes.
The palette is deliberately narrow: navy, charcoal, mid-grey and their subtle patterns, in worsteds from English and Italian mills. Within it, everything is yours to decide, from the lapel width to the number of internal pockets and the colour of the lining.
The two suits every professional wardrobe is built on. We cut them plain or with a fine stripe, in cloth that holds a crease through the week.
High-twist and crease-resistant worsteds that hang out overnight and travel well in a garment bag.
A second pair of trousers doubles the life of a business suit. Most clients add it.
Working cuffs, a ticket pocket, a hand-sewn buttonhole in a contrast thread: details that reward a second look without asking for one.
Navy, single-breasted, two-button, in a plain worsted around 9 oz. It works with every shirt and tie you own and photographs well. Charcoal second.
Three suits in rotation, each rested a day between wears, will last many years. Adding a second pair of trousers to each makes the rotation easier still.
Yes. We regularly dress partners, teams and wedding parties. Contact the atelier to discuss group consultations.
Appointments
Book a consultation and we will build the rotation with you, one suit at a time.
