Why Bespoke or Custom Suiting?
3 September, Tuesday, 2024
People often confuse bespoke with the more common “made-to-measure”, however the two are very different.
Bespoke, by definition is, “made for a particular customer or user”.
What we don’t do: Made-to-measure suits are generally made in mass production factories where they have pre-made templates and patterns ready-to-go. You generally walk into a store and start the process by wearing an off-the-rack fitting jacket or pants. This allows for the factory to then adjust the ready-made patterns based on the adjustments which need to be made to the fitting jacket and pants. Your adjustments are then inputted into a computer, which adjust the ready-to-go patterns accordingly.
What we do: With both our semi-bespoke (custom) and bespoke (su misura) offerings, every pattern is first drafted (drawn) and then cut by hand. It takes into account your body-type, the particular nuances which differ from body-type to body-type, as well as your body’s measurements. Depending on the offering you choose, we may provide you with postural fit garments to try on, so that we can accurately take into account your body’s unique nuances and intricacies. Additionally, you can customize the colour of the stitching, buttons, lining, piping, and so on. The customization options are truly endless.
Welcome to the sartorial world, it really doesn’t get better than this.