Choosing the cloth

Measuring a customer for a bespoke suit

Cutting the cloth

Hand sewing the suit

Ironing the suit

A jacket nears completion

Today at Meyer & Mortimer the bespoke tailoring process remains much as it did when Jonathan Meyer was making fine clothes for Beau Brummell two centuries ago.

Here we take you through the stages of producing a hand made suit. It is still a very personal service, requirig time and great skill, but the end result is a truly individual suit that only a Savile Row bespoke tailoring can produce.

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