With bespoke clothing you are only limited by your imagination, the skill of your tailor, and the physical properties of the fabric. These pictures are of suits we made for clients who had a touch of the 1970s in their dreams-----bold mustards, safari details, wide lapels, corduroy, and fat cravats. 

And so long as the weather gets cold, will anything surpass wool and sheepskin for keeping us warm? Or is it the case that what was true for ancient humanity is no longer true for us?  Has the animal hide been supplanted by the wizardry of invention?

Every good design, no matter how minimal, contains a grain of fantasy. It clips the thread of reality, allowing the balloon to soar. It opens up a new vista, unexpectedly, like a vibrant sunset revealed by a break in the dull architecture that surrounds us.

Most of the embroidered suits we make are embroidered entirely by hand, with 60 hours of chain and blanketstitch embroidery and hundreds of Swarovski crystals.  The result is that our pieces look and feel incredibly natural in comparison to pieces embroidered by machine.

A tougher, thinner, denser sort of leather. Mid-century leather jackets, including the original motorcycle jackets, were as often made from horsehide as cow, goat, lamb and other leathers. Horsehide has the advantage of being incredibly tough and dense. 

Perhaps no one style more fully embodies the heritage of American tailoring than the shirt jacket. And perhaps no piece is harder to find today in a fully custom version that is made in a long lasting heavyweight wool cloth.