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Customization Library

Everything you can specify.

A reference library rather than a catalogue of goods. Nothing here is for sale — it is the vocabulary we will use together at your consultation.

Suit Styles

Where a commission begins.

  • Two-Piece

    The everyday commission. Jacket and trouser in one cloth.

  • Three-Piece

    Waistcoat cut to the same cloth for weight and formality.

  • Dinner Jacket

    Satin or grosgrain facing, evening proportions.

  • Tuxedo

    Full evening rig with braided trouser and covered buttons.

  • Sport Coat

    Softer shoulder, patch pockets, textured cloth.

  • Blazer

    Navy hopsack, metal or horn buttons, year-round.

  • Waistcoat

    Standalone, single or double breasted, lapel optional.

  • Trousers

    Flat front or pleated, side adjusters or belt loops.

Fabric Collections

Cloth from Italian and English mills.

  • Super 130s Wool

    Year-round weight. The house standard.

  • Super 150s Wool

    Finer handle, higher lustre, evening ready.

  • Super 180s Wool

    Featherweight luxury for occasion wear.

  • Flannel

    Brushed, matte and warm. Autumn tailoring.

  • Fresco / High Twist

    Open weave that breathes in heat.

  • Linen Blend

    Relaxed drape and honest creasing.

  • Cotton Twill

    Casual jackets and unstructured trousers.

  • Cashmere Blend

    Softest hand, sport coats and overcoats.

  • Velvet

    Evening dinner jackets, deep colour saturation.

  • Mohair Blend

    Crisp, lustrous and resilient for black tie.

Colour Collections

Eighteen house colours.

  • Onyx Black

  • Midnight Navy

  • Charcoal

  • Slate Grey

  • Light Grey

  • Burgundy

  • Deep Red

  • Forest Green

  • Emerald

  • Royal Blue

  • Light Blue

  • Tan

  • Brown

  • Camel

  • Cream

  • Ivory

  • White

  • Blush Pink

Pattern Collections

Weaves and checks.

  • Solid

    Uninterrupted cloth. The purest reading of colour and weave.

  • Pinstripe

    Fine chalk lines on a dark ground. City formality.

  • Chalk Stripe

    Softer, wider stripe with a brushed edge.

  • Herringbone

    Broken-twill chevron that shifts with the light.

  • Windowpane

    Open check across the chest. Confident, never loud.

  • Glen Plaid

    Layered check with an optional overcheck thread.

  • Birdseye

    Micro dot weave. Reads solid at distance.

  • Sharkskin

    Two-tone diagonal with a subtle sheen.

Lining Collections

The private half of the jacket.

  • Tonal Bemberg

  • Ivory Silk

  • Burgundy

  • Emerald

  • Royal Blue

  • Champagne

  • Paisley Print

  • Floral Print

  • Polka Dot

  • Contrast Gold

Buttons

Horn, nut, pearl and metal.

  • Natural Horn

  • Polished Horn

  • Corozo Nut

  • Mother of Pearl

  • Smoked Pearl

  • Satin Covered

  • Antique Brass

  • Gunmetal

Lapels

The line that frames the face.

  • Notch

    The default. Versatile across business and day events.

  • Peak

    Upward blade. Adds height and formality.

  • Shawl

    Unbroken curve. Reserved for evening.

  • Wide Peak

    Statement width for double-breasted cuts.

  • Slim Notch

    Narrow line for modern and slim fits.

Pocket Styles

Placed, angled, applied.

  • Flap

    Standard, can be tucked for a jetted look.

  • Jetted

    Clean welt with no flap. Evening default.

  • Patch

    Applied pocket for sport coats and soft tailoring.

  • Ticket Pocket

    Third pocket above the right hip.

  • Slanted / Hacking

    Angled line that lengthens the body.

  • Barchetta Chest

    Curved boat-shaped breast pocket.

Collar Styles

For the shirt beneath.

  • Spread

    Open angle for wider tie knots.

  • Semi-Spread

    The everyday shirt collar.

  • Point

    Narrow and elongating.

  • Button Down

    Casual, softer roll.

  • Cutaway

    Sharp and modern, worn with structure.

  • Wing

    Black tie and white tie only.

  • Club

    Rounded points, heritage detail.

Bring your preferences to the appointment.

You can specify as much or as little as you like — your tailor will guide the rest.

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