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Economy Tailoring

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Made to order, at a cost you can plan around

The garment is cut to your measurements, but on a base block and from a shorter list of cloth — which is what keeps the price down.

Economy tailoring does the same work as made-to-measure, with two differences: the cloth is chosen from a shorter list, and the making details are settled on the house standards rather than picked one by one. The measuring, the pattern and the fitting are exactly the same.

Cloth is not sold online. It is chosen with a specialist in store and cut to the length you need.

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Compared

How it differs from made-to-measure

Measuring
The same — the same 2.5-hour appointment
Pattern
On the house base block, not a pattern of your own
Cloth
From a shorter list
Making details
The house standards
Fitting
The same — one fitting before collection
Making time
About 21 working days, as with made-to-measure

Guide

Who it suits

If this is your first tailored garment, economy tailoring is the sensible place to start: you see what a garment cut to your own measurements does, without paying the full cost to find out.

It is also the more sensible choice for the clothes that get worn hardest and are not expected to last a decade — an everyday office suit.

What does not change

The measuring, the pattern cut for your body, the fitting and the free minor alterations — none of these is dropped in economy tailoring. The difference is the range of choice, not the quality of the work.

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  1. 01 Fabric & Suiting Fabric is made to order, never stocked. You choose the design from the swatch book, the length you need is cut, and you take it away.
  2. 02 Accessories & Jewellery Ties, bow ties, pocket squares, scarves, cufflinks and jewellery.
  3. 03 Leather Goods Belts, bags, card holders and other leather goods.
  4. 04 Perfume & Decants Perfume, cologne and body splash — as a full bottle or as a millilitre decant.
  5. 05 Gift Boxes A combination of tie, pocket square, leather goods or fragrance — boxed as a gift.