A Suit That Fits Blog

Unless you are a groom, there is no better time of year than winter to consider making the transition to a three piece suit - by which I mean adding a waistcoat, not an extra pair of trousers - and with temperatures threatening to hit -10 this week, now is the time to gird oneself against the cold!.

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Whether you are in need of a new winter overcoat, or you are going to treat yourself, or perhaps someone is going to treat you to one as a gift, you will be hard pressed to find an overcoat of such quality and elegance as an A Suit That Fits bespoke number.

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From the first clap of lightning, to the moment his Lotus 7 looms on the horizon, you know this is a man on a mission! Patrick McGoohan, as Number Six, heralded a new era in British drama, and with it, some of the most sartorially eccentric examples of British finery, from the day.

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My Hamptons Slacks I first had the idea to fashion myself some bespoke casualwear, when I was forced to retire a beloved pair of linen trousers, (or slacks as I often refer to them). I say 'retire', but what I actually mean is I was perturbed at being sharply dressed all week in the studio only to let myself down at the weekend.

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During these times of belt (or hip adjuster!) tightening, it is important to remember that one can breathe new life into wardrobe staples by simply adding a bit of colour. By this I mean accessorising an existing suit with a different colour palette, to give it a new lease of life, which is where the simple shirt can often come in handy.

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At A Suit That Fits, there are very few details which our customers request, which we are not able to provide and incorporate in the design of their suits, sports jackets, trousers, skirts, shirts, blouses, overcoats (and if you're me, shorts too!).

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Insubordinate, insolent, trickster, aren't words that most of us would be proud of, but then we're not Britain's other favourite spy, Harry Palmer. But Caine, as Palmer, wore maverick like a tie pin.

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My second instalment, in this sartorial heroes series, is about none other than The King of Cool, Steve McQueen.

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Here at A Suit That Fits, there is nothing we like more than advocating the virtues of dressing well, dressing to impress and sharing this passion of ours with everyone that we meet.

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