A exclusive view of the bespoke work in progress inside the Savile Row workshop.

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Up close , a fancy lining and a fine buttonhole on a single breasted jacket. Cut in a fine brown golden bale worsted from @harrisons1863
Our signature loose lapped side seam, with raised hand stitching. A time intensive but beautifully tactile feature . Cut here in a lightweight grey fresco from @huddersfieldfineworsted
A classic Chittleborough&Morgan wide peak lapel . With our sharp points and hand made Milanese buttonhole.
Painstaking work goes into our trouser pockets to give them a seamless appearance, but with hard wearing strength . Reinforcement and careful hand stitching is a slow process to ensure a perfect result
A single breasted jacket , at the pocket baste stage. Cut in a rich brown from @harrisons1863 ‘Lonedin’ bunch.
A handmade silk braid on the side of a pair of dress trousers . We make the braid in house by hand, painstakingly rolling silk satin into a strip, then sewing a narrow cord along each edge .
The armhole of our suit jacket, shaped and prepared for the sleeve to be set in and finished . Our handmade shoulder pad and a fancy lining visible within
A summer jacket ready for fitting in the workshop. All our clothes go through a series of fittings , being re cut, re basted and tried on again until both the client and ourselves are happy with every line and detail , before being moved forward to t
A mess style cropped jacket, in a black barathea ready to be finished . Cut with rounded seams to the back , and to be fastened with a link button .
A classic single breasted dinner jacket, in a fine barathea with pure silk satin facings
A Vintage NUTTERS jacket in slubbed silk, originally made in the late 70s, it has been acquired by one of our clients and brought to us to refresh and restore it.
The bearer on our trousers being shaped with an iron . The gentle curve being aesthetically pleasing as well as unobtrusive for the wearer when fastening the trousers . Photography @sartorialee
A pocket baste being put together in our workshop at 12 Savile Row. There are various stages of fittings, and we only progress to the next stage of construction once we are fully satisfied with everything on the garment . This jacket will soon becom
A low roll DB model , with a generous Nutters lapel, cut here in a @joshuaelliscashmere moss coloured cashmere .
A double breasted sports jacket , cut in a vibrant check cloth from @no31.hollandandsherry . Great care is taken to ensure matching across all edges and areas . Along some seams, like the gorge, the match is largely down to luck and the angle of th
On the cutting board today , a classic single breasted jacket , in a subtle mink brown cloth- @harrisons1863 new Lonedin bunch from Porter and Harding.
A Safari jacket toile hanging in the workshop. We make toiles to work on new models, in order to fine tune construction and design before we start into the cloth, in order to move forward for our clients without compromise.
A vibrant blue wool cloth , cut and ready to be made into a fitting .
Joe carefully cutting a pattern for a client . The paper pattern for each individual will be refined again and again until perfect , with fractional adjustments made continuously until we are happy with the result.
A printed lining is revealed on the inside of this classic navy single breasted jacket . Our linings are made in Italy by a supplier renowned for their expertise in prints.