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A Gentleman’s Guide to the Lapel of a Jacket
Key Takeaways Three Core Styles: The three primary lapel styles are the versatile Notch Lapel (for business/casual wear), the formal Peak Lapel (for statement suits and double-breasted jackets), and the elegant Shawl Lapel (exclusively for tuxedos). Proportion is...
A Gentleman’s Guide to the Parts of Suit
A gentleman’s suit is built from three core components: the jacket, the trousers, and often, a waistcoat. Together, these pieces form the quintessential silhouette. Getting to grips with these fundamental parts of a suit is the first real step into the world of fine...
A Gentleman’s Guide to Every Style of Suits
Getting your head around the style of suits really just means looking at three core parts: how the jacket is cut, the shape of the lapels, and the silhouette of the trousers. A classic single-breasted jacket is your versatile go-to, whereas a double-breasted cut...
How to Design a Suit The Ultimate Guide to Bespoke Tailoring
Having a suit made just for you is less about following a set of rules and more about a conversation—a collaboration between you and your tailor that turns your ideas into a perfectly fitting, one-of-a-kind garment. Consider this your roadmap to commissioning...
How Should Suit Trousers Fit A Gentleman’s Guide to Perfection
A well-fitting pair of suit trousers is the very foundation of a sharp silhouette. When they’re right, the waistband sits securely on your natural waist—no belt required—and the fabric drapes cleanly over your seat and thighs, finishing with a subtle, elegant break...
Premium Guide: How Much is a Custom Tailored Suit
So, you're wondering, how much is a custom tailored suit? It’s the million-dollar question, or perhaps the thousand-pound one. In the UK, you can expect to pay anywhere from £800 for a quality made-to-measure suit to well over £5,000 for a true Savile Row bespoke...
Elevate Your Style With Tailor Made Suit London
Key Takeaways London's bespoke ateliers combine centuries-old heritage with modern flexibility for a perfect fit. Key decision: bespoke vs made-to-measure based on customisation, timeline, and budget. British fabrics like Super 110s–150s wool, linen and tweed...
A Gentleman’s Guide to Silk Bow Ties
A silk bow tie is so much more than a finishing touch for formal wear; it’s a quiet nod to a gentleman's appreciation for detail and a sign of true sartorial confidence. The quality of the silk weave is what gives it texture and sets its level of formality, while...
A Gentleman’s Guide to Wearing Navy Corduroy Trousers
Few garments in a gentleman's wardrobe work quite as hard as a pair of navy corduroy trousers. They strike that perfect balance between rugged texture and quiet refinement, making them one of the most versatile pieces you can own. Whether you're dressing...
The Gentleman’s Guide to the Tweed Sport Coat
A tweed sport coat is a true classic, a genuine cornerstone of any well-rounded wardrobe. It perfectly marries a rugged, country heritage with a timeless, easy-going elegance. Born from the practical needs of British outdoor life, this versatile jacket is all about...
A Gentleman’s Guide to Black Linen Suits
A black linen suit is a surprisingly versatile staple for any gentleman's wardrobe, particularly when the mercury starts to rise. It masterfully blends the formal gravity of black with the laid-back, almost rebellious character of linen. But there's a trick...
Linen Suit Light Blue: Essential Guide to Summer Style
When you think of sophisticated summer style, one garment immediately comes to mind: the light blue linen suit. It’s the sartorial equivalent of a cool breeze on a warm day, offering incredible breathability and a relaxed elegance that feels both timeless...