Bespoke cloth room · Concept
Cloth first. Cut second.
Four cloths hang on the rail. Point at one and it floods the length in front of you, starting from the exact spot you chose.
The railTap a swatch
01 · The cloths
Four lengths, chosen by hand.
Every cloth is a real scanned textile with its own weave, sheen and weight of light. Hang any of them on the rod above.
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01
Indigo Denim
Twill
Cotton twill, indigo warp over an undyed weft. Breaks in to its owner over a year of wear.
Cut forJackets, chore coats, trousers
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02
Glen Check Wool
Woven check
A small glen check in worsted wool with a faint rose overcheck. Reads plain across a room, patterned up close.
Cut forSuits, overcoats, waistcoats
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03
Blush Crepe Satin
Crepe back satin
Liquid on the face, matte crepe on the back. Catches light along the thread, so it changes as you move.
Cut forLinings, evening shirts, slip dresses
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04
Fern Jacquard
Quatrefoil jacquard
The quatrefoil is woven in, not printed: a shine-and-matte figure that only shows when light rakes across it.
Cut forWaistcoats, evening jackets, ties
02 · How a fitting goes
Four steps, one garment.
- Step 01
Choose the cloth
Hang each length, hold it to the window, take a swatch home if you want to sleep on it.
- Step 02
Measure by hand
Your cutter takes your measurements and notes how you stand, not only how long your arms are.
- Step 03
Basted try-on
The garment is tacked together in white thread so the shape can still move before anything is final.
- Step 04
Final fitting
Last pins at the hem and cuff, then the finished piece is pressed and ready to collect.
03 · Book a fitting
Come and feel the cloth.
Tell us which length caught your eye and the day that suits you. The first visit is about the cloth and the shape, nothing is cut yet.
- By appointment Tuesday to Saturday
- Cloth room address shared when you book
- Swatches any cloth on the rail, posted to you