Collection
Not a catalogue. A record of what has been made.
Every piece is cut to one person. What follows is in two parts - the concept, studied in the studio before anything is cut, and the reality, photographed on the people it was made for.
Concept - the vision
The intent behind a style, settled on paper before anyone is measured.
The four styles we cut most often, from whichever angles were studied - front, back, and the detail close enough to read the cloth. These are design studies rather than photographs of finished garments: they fix the silhouette, the button stance and the weight of cloth we will work from in your consultation.
Double-breasted, navy pinstripe
Business
Single-breasted, grey worsted
Business
Single-breasted, light stone
Day
Sage linen jacket, ivory linen trouser
Warm weather
Reality - the result
The same intent, finished and worn by the person it was cut for.
Photographed where the suits actually go - offices, travel, the occasions they were ordered for. Not styled and not relit: the garment as it behaves on a working day.
Also made to order
Wedding and formal tailoring, odd jackets, trousers and shirting. Photography for these is being shot; ask to see cloth and finished examples at your appointment.
What we make
Five things, made properly, rather than fifty made approximately.
Suits
Two-piece and three-piece
Single or double-breasted, in worsted wool, linen or cashmere blends depending on season and use.
Jackets
Odd jackets and blazers
Softer construction for the days a full suit is more than the room asks for.
Trousers
Separates
Cut on your pattern. Ordered alongside a jacket, or on their own.
Shirting
Made to measure
Collar, cuff and body cut to fit under the jacket rather than fighting it.
Occasion
Wedding and formal
Planned around a date, with the fitting schedule worked backwards from it.
Appointments
See the cloth in person.
Private consultations take place in Lausanne, where our cloth, measuring and fitting service are based.