A Suit That Fits Blog

Having a kick around at a school in Beijing but wearing a bespoke suit which not many people can normally pull off! David chose to wear a classic but simple two piece suit which is always going to look good when it's tailored for the wearer. Style wise if you are looking to replicate this, David had gone for a

We have our regional location based in Birmingham with over 31 locations through the UK and now open in New York and Dublin (Southern Ireland) coming soon With over 40 billion different styling attributes. We can create your perfect design and fit. We can tailor a garment down to a quarter inch of its life allowing us to design the style you have always dreamed about.

My favourite variation of this style that has been seen out and about in the likes of Florence is the navy double breasted, open shirt collar, worn with casual loafers. If you are planning on sporting this look here are some top tips on how to get it just right.

Ptd-9100-1 better if you've very pale. CT-UK-35 a touch of Brittish classic in the puppy tooth. S-linen-28 If it's the tropical colour tones you crave you can't match this linen. HAB-6 a winter warmer option.

This is the origin of the spat. Their original purpose was to protect stockings, dresses and trousers from splashes. The word spats stems from an abbreviation of the word 'splatterdash' denoting their humble beginnings. By the time we started the 20th century they had become a fashion must have for the dapper gent becoming widely associated with gangsters by the 30's in a shorter ankle boot like format. In spite of a brief 90's come back as a fashion accessory was sadly short lived since they were replaced by the rubber galosh (i.e. the rubber welly). To be fair these did do a much better job of keeping feet dry but they have never looked good with a suit.

Now, if you are going to go full cowboy you do need a longer jacket with button down patch pockets, boot cut trousers and the bolo or Texan tie with gaudy slide. It's never going to be a suit that can transfer into a work day staple but what the hell, you'll look great for the big day. Ultimate Cowboy suit!

Our normal turn around is 6-8weeks plus fittings so even if you are still swanning around in your light grey suit and shades don't leave your Autunm option to the last minute. My favourite time of year is Autunm, the evenings have only just started to get dark and the colours are brilliant, perfect inspiration for your suiting designs.

This single item though will effortlessly invigorate your outfit!. For many people this garment still carries the stigma of the wide, loose-fitting, double-breasted blazers of the past (see the image below). If we abandon this style and embrace a more contemporary, slim-fit, single breasted blazer the look can be kept more modern. A standard width notched lapel certainly gives a more casual and timeless look. Opting for single breasted will instantly slim the body and enable the jacket to be worn both open and buttoned. This is a look that can be adapted for all seasons, during the summer wear your blazer with a pair of beige chino, brown leather belt and white or pastel coloured shirt, glass of champagne optional.

Our ballshy no nounsance Rachel Harries was her Style Advisor, if you've ever met our Rach you'll know what I mean. She has a great nack of working out not just what you want but also what suits you without ever letting you stray to far from the path of classical suiting. With this being Saskia's first suit and it needing to be appropiate for school she went with a longer jacket and skirt with the skirt in a more traditional straight style. She picked a a medium weight navy pinstripe, Stripe D6103-3, this cloth has a sturdy quality to it that gives a beautiful silhouette. Saskia went with a slim fit to maintain a feminie shape without being to restrictive during school.

A beautifully tailored suit, David wears a single breasted, two button jacket with notched lapels, double vents and straight flapped pockets paired with straight leg trousers. The pale pink shirt with black contrast tie works perfectly. You'll struggle to find Beckham without a Tie-pin when wearing a day suit- love it!. When the torch arrived in Britain David Beckham accompanied Princess Anne and Lord Coe, the chairman of the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games. They had the honour of lighting the cauldron to celebrate the flame's official arrival. For this special occasion he returned to a notched collar and selected a darker suit colour, going with a navy.