Tel: 212-838-1272
Fax: 212-838-2204
Fax: 212-838-2204
MON - FRI : 9AM-7PM
SAT: 9AM-3PM
SAT: 9AM-3PM
We do fully handcut Suits for man and woman.
We review each set of customer measurements and create your unique hand cut and sewn according to the strict quality of our customer standards.
We review each set of customer measurements and create your unique hand cut and sewn according to the strict quality of our customer standards.
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We welcome you in our store for all your tailoring needs. Rather you need a new custom suit or an alteration we can help you. Our 36 years experience in bespoke tailoring will offer you highest quality work and highest level of satisfaction.
Looking good, is one of our imperatives among others, in our daily life. Dress to impress and many other motos, remind us how important is our self presentation.
Thats why our work is not only work, but it is passion, it is commitment towards our customers , it is a promise. Promis that your suit will be as the way you wanted, as the way you imagined in your mind before you walked in our store.
Fabrics we use are:
Holland & Sherry,
Loro Piana,
Scabal,
Emenegildo Zegna and
Super 180's & Cashmere.
Looking good, is one of our imperatives among others, in our daily life. Dress to impress and many other motos, remind us how important is our self presentation.
Thats why our work is not only work, but it is passion, it is commitment towards our customers , it is a promise. Promis that your suit will be as the way you wanted, as the way you imagined in your mind before you walked in our store.
Fabrics we use are:
Holland & Sherry,
Loro Piana,
Scabal,
Emenegildo Zegna and
Super 180's & Cashmere.
Bespoke clothing is traditionally cut from a pattern drafted from scratch for the customer, and so differs from ready-to-wear, which is factory made in finished condition and standardised sizes, and from made to measure, produced to order from an adjusted block pattern.
Between the extremes of bespoke and ready-to-wear, there has existed since the end of the 19th century a "grey area of garments for which the customer was measured, but that were then made up to the closest standard size, often, but by no means always, in a factory."
The distinction made here is between bespoke, created without use of a pre-existing pattern, and made to measure, which alters a standard-sized pattern to fit the customer.
Between the extremes of bespoke and ready-to-wear, there has existed since the end of the 19th century a "grey area of garments for which the customer was measured, but that were then made up to the closest standard size, often, but by no means always, in a factory."
The distinction made here is between bespoke, created without use of a pre-existing pattern, and made to measure, which alters a standard-sized pattern to fit the customer.
