Who is Tailors?

In the modern world of mass production, the art of tailoring is a living profession, handed down by the master hand and eye. We also have a small studio at the core of which is not only a service, but a staff of master tailors–artisans devout to the piece of cloth, and with whom clothing is not a piece of cloth, but a language to express a personal character and a personal elegance. We are not mere technicians with needles and thread, but fitters and sculptors of shape, and zealous guardians of a trade that turns fabric into confidence.

Our trip with tailors is a collaborative partnership, and it is based on communication and trust. Meanwhile, based on the first meeting, they can hear you out, and they give you qualified advice on how to fine-tune your thoughts. They are precision masters having dozens of measurements to sketch in a unique pattern that forms the template of your garment. They painstakingly cut the canvas and cloth to your shape, by a succession of fittings, with such obsessive attention to the fineness, to the pitch of a sleeve, or the roll of a lapel, the straightness of a trouser leg. They are, like the invisible mending, the invisible embroidery, the inside of the work, as much as the outside, which is the last, the perfect, the finished.

By selecting our tailors we are committing to a relationship and a heritage. The confidence that your garment is in the hands of people who take their craft seriously is the feeling. What they will wear away at the end is not just a piece of clothing but a testament to their craft work, a garment of unsurpassed comfort, fit and beauty that will last the test of time. We suggest you feel the deep distinction between being a fashioned object and being a masterpiece, and put on the self-esteem of being a customer of the master tailor.