Savile Row Style

A Savile Row suit begins with a pattern drafted from scratch for one person.

The pattern. Drafted for you alone.

The canvas. Hand-cut, hand-shaped and left free to move.

The lapel. Padded by hand, so it rolls.

The collar. Drawn on by hand.

The sleeves. Set in by hand.

The edges. Prick-stitched by hand.

The buttonholes. Cut and sewn by hand.

The lining. Felled by hand.

The inlays. Cloth left in the seams for the years ahead.

Our bespoke suits are made in and around Savile Row, as is common for Savile Row suits.

The house style is soft and light: a soft shoulder and a lightly padded chest.

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Cutting a bespoke jacket forepart in the Jonathan Quearney workroom