Dress for the days ahead
A considered wardrobe for work, ceremonies and the occasions in between.
View starting pricesThe right suit makes room for your routine as well as your personal style.
A week has more than one setting
A meeting, a train journey and a dinner invitation place different demands on a wardrobe. Start by listing where your clothes need to take you, rather than choosing a colour in isolation.
Sergio Barone brings 25 years of tailoring experience to the City of London, near St Paul’s. Explore clothing choices in the context of the way you live.
Build the foundation
A dark suit can work with several shirts and shoes; texture or a softer shade can introduce variety when the essentials are already covered. Think about how each piece will fit alongside what you own.
Bespoke suits begin with an individual brief. Made to measure tailoring offers choices in cloth and finishing for your plans.
Make space for the occasion
A wedding outfit might need to sit comfortably within a dress code while still feeling like the person wearing it. Venue, season and time of day offer useful clues for choosing a palette.
Our wedding suit notes cover the outfit as a whole, from jacket and trousers to shirt and accessories.
Comfort is part of the appearance
Consider the way a jacket feels when you sit or move, not just how it looks in a mirror. Shoulder comfort, waist shape, sleeve length and trouser proportion all influence daily wear.
Bring a favourite piece as a starting point or note the details you would change in something you already own.
Know what is inside
Full canvas and half canvas are construction options that may be offered according to the garment. The internal layer contributes to the shape of a jacket front and lapel.
Discuss the available specification, cloth and quotation together. The price guide provides four starting categories.
A City perspective
Savile Row is part of London’s celebrated tailoring history. The showroom here is in the City of London, near St Paul’s.
For a suit built around a particular schedule or celebration, consider the date, colour and fit you want before beginning your enquiry.
Plan the complete look.
Choose the right direction for your wardrobe.
Find the character in the cloth
Texture can quietly change the mood of a suit. A smooth dark wool may work across a busy diary, while a more pronounced weave gives an occasion jacket a different voice. Among the names associated with fine cloth are Holland & Sherry, Scabal, Ermenegildo Zegna and Vitale Barberis Canonico.
The wider selection of suiting references also includes Carlo Barbera, Fratelli Tallia di Delfino, Marzotto, Tollegno 1900 and Finitura Felice. Compare what is available for your intended use, and confirm the composition, price and timing for the particular cloth before making a decision.
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