A model in a charcoal wool suit jacket and matching tailored trousers walking a stone-flagged corridor in a Georgian London townhouse

London women’s tailoring

Tailoring that holds its line

Suit jackets, trousers, waistcoats, shirts and skirts in ink-black and charcoal wool suiting, cut on our own blocks in London and held in stock in UK 6 to 20.

How we make it

Cut and finished in one London workshop

Everything on this site is finished, checked and boxed before it goes online, so the size you choose is the garment we send. Orders leave the workshop in 7-12 working days, UK delivery is £8.50 and free over £200.00, and you have 14 days to return anything unworn.

Delivery

UK £8.50, free over £200.00 · International £21.00

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Folded suit jackets from the CROWN TAILORING range

Suit Jackets

51 styles

Folded tailored shirts from the CROWN TAILORING range

Tailored Shirts

36 styles

Folded tailored skirts from the CROWN TAILORING range

Tailored Skirts

29 styles

Folded tailored trousers from the CROWN TAILORING range

Tailored Trousers

26 styles

Folded waistcoats from the CROWN TAILORING range

Waistcoats

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Close detail of charcoal worsted wool suiting cloth showing the twill line and a chalked cutting mark

The cloth we buy

We buy worsted wool suiting from mills in Yorkshire, the Scottish Borders and Biella, mostly plain weaves, fine twills and quiet birdseye in the 240gsm to 320gsm range, plus wool-linen for the warmer months and cotton poplin, twill and oxford for shirting. Cloth is chosen for crease recovery and how it takes a press, not for how soft it feels on the roll.

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A walnut cutting table with chalked wool suiting, shears and a brass tape measure in a London tailoring workroom

Inside the workshop

The workshop is one long room with a walnut cutting table down the centre, half-finished jackets on the rail against the wall and a north window that gives flat, even light all afternoon. Cloth is rested on the table before it is marked so it can relax, then cut in single layers with shears rather than a rotary blade. Fronts are basted, pressed over a ham, fitted on the stand and pressed again; collars are felled by hand, buttonholes are worked at the machine and finished with a hand bar tack, and hems are blind-stitched so nothing shows on the face of the cloth. A brass tape measure lives on the table edge and every finished garment is measured against the spec sheet before it is pressed, folded in tissue and boxed.

More about how we make it

Free UK delivery on orders over £200.00 · International £21.00 · Dispatched from the United Kingdom in 7-12 working days