Bespoke men's clothing

cut only for you

Suits, shirts, outerwear and occasion wear, made from a pattern drawn only for you.

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Ravi Sagoo, bespoke tailor at Fielding & Nicholson in London, wearing a bespoke suit cut to his exact measurements
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    Replies within a couple of working hours. Prefer to talk? Call 020 7167 3490 or read how tailoring appointments work.

    FreeConsultation in our Mayfair showroom, at home or by video
    Since 2006Making bespoke suits
    5 yearsGuarantee on every piece
    5 locationsLondon, Manchester, Brighton, New York and Zurich

    What we make

    Suits, shirts, outerwear, evening wear, country wear, casual pieces and occasion suits. All built to your measurements.

    Business suits

    Single-breasted, double-breasted, two-piece and three-piece. In worsted wool, flannel, or lighter cloths for summer. Cut for your build and your work, from the boardroom to site. See our Business Attire page for more.

    Evening wear

    Dinner suits, tuxedos and velvet jackets for black-tie. Satin lapels, silk braid on the trousers. The full formal kit, cut for your body. See our Evening Wear page for more.

    Wedding suits

    Lounge suits, morning dress and dinner suits for grooms, best men and fathers. We kit out whole wedding parties. See our Wedding Suits page for more.

    Country wear

    Tweed suits, shooting jackets, breeks and field gear. Built for the outdoors in British and Irish tweeds. See our Country Wear page for more.

    Casual wear

    Polos, knitwear, jeans, separates and casual shirts. Same fit and care as a suit, in cloths that work off-duty. See our Casual Wear page for more.

    Outerwear

    Overcoats, peacoats, trench coats and casual jackets. Made for British weather in wool, cashmere and tech cloths. See our Outerwear page for more.

    Shirts

    Business, casual and evening shirts. Over 9 hours of handwork, mother-of-pearl buttons, and a 5-year guarantee. See our Shirts page for more.

    Event wear

    Suits for races, awards, garden parties and milestones. Not a wedding, not black-tie, but not your work suit either. See our Evening Wear page for more.

    Send us a photo, get a price

    Send a picture of any garment and a tailor replies with a price to create it for you.

    Collage of men and women in suits, blazers and evening wear at a summer race day

    How it works

    From first conversation to finished garment. What happens at each stage and what to expect.

    1. 01The consultation

      Your first visit takes about an hour. We talk about what you need and what you have in mind. Then we look at cloths, talk styles, and take your measurements. No pressure to decide on the spot. Some men know what they want. Others need help. Both are fine.

    2. 02Measurements

      We take a full set of measurements: chest, waist, hips, shoulders, arms, back, and more. We check your posture and how you stand. These numbers give us what we need to build your pattern.

    3. 03Cloth selection

      We carry cloths from Holland and Sherry, Dormeuil, Scabal, Loro Piana and more. Wools, linens, silks, cashmere, cotton, tweed, and tech cloths. Your tailor will bring samples and help you pick based on what you are making and when you will wear it.

    4. 04Fittings

      Two to three fittings are normal. We check how the cloth sits and how the shape feels. Nothing leaves until we are both happy.

    5. 05Timeline

      Most pieces take 6 to 8 weeks. Shirts are faster. Got a deadline? Talk to us. We can often speed things up.

    Tailor adjusting a grey waistcoat over a white shirt, sample image

    Enquire about bespoke tailoring

    Tell us roughly what you have in mind and we will reply with straight answers on cloth, cut, timings and cost. This is an enquiry, not a booking. Nothing is confirmed and you are not committing to anything.

    Not sure what you need yet? That is fine. Give us the basics and we will take it from there.

    We see clients in London (Mayfair), Manchester, Zurich and New York. We can also come to your home or office, or start with a video call.












      Two men in tailored suits talking during a consultation in the Fielding and Nicholson showroom.

      New to bespoke?

      What to expect if you have never had anything tailored before, and the questions we are asked most.

      Do I need to know anything about tailoring first?

      No. You do not need to know cloth names or how a jacket is built. That is our job. You just need to know what the piece is for and a rough idea of what you want. No idea at all is also fine, and we will help you work it out.

      Why choose bespoke over made-to-measure?

      Bespoke means a pattern drawn from scratch for your body. Made-to-measure adjusts an existing pattern to fit your size. Both are better than off the peg, but bespoke gives you the closest fit and the most control over how the garment is built. We offer both, and your tailor will help you choose. See our made-to-measure tailoring if you want to compare.

      What is the difference between a full canvas and a half canvas jacket?

      The canvas is the inner layer between the cloth and the lining that gives a jacket its shape. A full canvas runs the whole length of the front, so the jacket moves with you and moulds to your chest over time. A half canvas stops around the chest and the lower front is fused instead. Full canvas takes longer to make and costs more, and it is what most people mean by a properly built jacket.

      Do I need an appointment?

      Yes, we work by appointment. That way your tailor has time to talk properly, show you cloth and take your measurements without rushing. Booking takes a minute and you can pick a time that suits you.

      What should I wear to my appointment?

      Wear what you like. Something close to the body helps with sizing, but it does not need to be smart. If you already own the shoes you plan to wear with the piece, bring them, because trouser length is set to the shoe.

      How do I look after a bespoke suit?

      Hang it on a shaped wooden hanger, rest it for a day between wears, and brush it down rather than dry cleaning it after every outing. Dry cleaning is harsh on wool, so save it for when the garment genuinely needs it. Our garment care guide covers this properly.

      Where can I see you?

      We have showrooms in London, Manchester, Zurich and New York, with our London home in Mayfair. If you cannot get to one, we also offer online consultations and mobile tailoring. See all of our locations for details.

      Do you make for women as well?

      Yes. We offer the same bespoke and made-to-measure tailoring for women, including suits, separates, outerwear, occasion wear and wedding tailoring. See our tailoring for women.

      How much does it cost?

      Price depends on the piece, the cloth and how the garment is built, so there is no single figure. We are happy to talk budgets at your first visit. There is no minimum spend and no hard sell. Most men start with one piece and come back for more. Our suit packages show the options available.

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