Savile Row Tailors

Master Tailor John Kent heads up this tailor, established in 1821. They claim one differentiating factor: "Unlike most on
Savile Row every single garment that bears our name is painstakingly hand cut and hand sewn by the best tailors in London."

Beyond bespoke suits and shirts, they also offer bespoke bags, jewelry and bespoke knitwear. They make regular visits to NYC and Paris. - [Read more]

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This Savile Row tailor has been in existence since 1803, serving, over that time, customers the likes of Clark Gable, the Duke of Windsor and Harry Truman.

They are self-professed masters of the "English cut: a combination of style, cutting and craftsmanship essential to creating the look that flatters the figure and communicates substance. A waisted jacket, straight shoulder and egg shaped armhole evolved from the military riding coats of the past".

Those enamoured by this tailor should note that they also visit regularly in France, Switzerland, Germany and the US. Private consultations are available with a minimum order of £20,000. - [Read more]

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Founded in 1882, Kilgour has expanded beyond just the world of bespoke, taking their modern style into accessories and more casual clothing.

They offer two levels of bespoke, the kind that is entirely constructed on the Row and that takes 8-10 weeks (80 hours), as well as an "entry-level" bespoke (some work done offsite).

Bespoke shirts are also available. Kilgour's tailors make regular visits to various major cities in the US, including New York, San Francisco, Chicago and D.C. - [Read more]

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