FAQ

Questions, answered.

The things we are asked most. If yours is not here, message us.

How long does a suit take?

From your final measurements, a suit usually takes several weeks. We confirm a delivery date when you order, based on the cloth and our schedule. For weddings and fixed dates, start three to four months ahead.

Can I get something made for a date?

Yes. Tell us the date at the first conversation and we plan back from it, with fittings booked in good time.

Where are appointments held?

At our studio in NW London, by appointment. For corporate accounts and established clients we can also visit your office or home. Ask us when you book.

What happens at the first appointment?

We talk through what you need, choose cloth and style, and take your measurements. Bring a reference if you have one.

Do you offer alterations?

Yes. We adjust the garments we make, and we can advise on other pieces. Message us with what you have.

Can I reorder from my stored measurements?

Yes. We keep your measurements on record, so repeat orders and additional garments do not need a full re-measure. We may suggest a check if your size has changed.

Which cloths do you work with?

A curated range from respected mills, including Vitale Barberis Canonico, Reda, Holland & Sherry and Dormeuil, as well as our own house fabrics. You choose, and we explain what you are buying.

Do you make bekeshes and Chassidish garments?

Yes, through our Traditional branch, to the proper cut and standard.

Do you dress teams and organisations?

Yes. Our Corporate branch supplies uniform suiting on a recurring basis.

What are the ready-to-wear shirts?

A separate range of classic shirts in standard sizes, ordered straight from the website. They are not made to measure, and are coming soon. For custom shirts, see Custom Menswear.

How do I get in touch?

Message us on WhatsApp, email, or use the booking form to request an appointment.

Still have a question?

Send us a message and we will reply personally.

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