Bespoke tailoring means that every element of your garment the pattern, the cut, the fit, and the finishing is created entirely from scratch to your exact measurements and preferences.

Made-to-measure garments start from an existing base pattern that is adjusted to fit you, while bespoke is a completely original creation, designed exclusively for you.

Your bespoke journey begins with a personal consultation, during which we discuss your lifestyle, style preferences, and fit requirements.

We then guide you through our fabric selection, taking measurements and creating your unique pattern.

Multiple fittings ensure precision and comfort, culminating in a final garment that reflects both your individuality and our craftsmanship.

Typically, the full process requires 8–10 weeks from consultation to final delivery.

This may vary depending on the complexity of the design, fabric availability, and the number of fittings required.

Bespoke tailoring starts at $4,500, with final pricing determined by fabric choice, garment type, and design details.

Each piece is handcrafted using the highest-quality materials sourced from the world’s finest mills.

Most clients require two to three fittings to perfect the cut and silhouette.

Each session allows our tailors to refine details and ensure the garment drapes naturally and fits flawlessly.

Every bespoke garment is handcrafted in our atelier by our team of master tailors and artisans.

We maintain complete control over every step of the process to guarantee the highest level of quality and finish.

Yes. For international clients or those unable to visit our atelier in person, we offer initial consultations via video call.

Measurements and fittings can later be arranged during a private appointment at our showroom or through our traveling tailor service (by request).

Simply fill out the consultation request form up here or contact our atelier directly.

A member of our team will reach out to confirm your appointment and guide you through the next steps of your bespoke journey.