Our House Cut suit represents a considered evolution of our tailoring—one that draws deeply from the traditions of Savile Row while adapting them for a modern, ready-to-wear wardrobe. Rooted in a heritage that stretches back to the 19th century, our approach to formal tailoring balances classic proportion with a slightly more relaxed, contemporary sensibility, evident in both the silhouette and construction.

At the heart of our design is a structured yet natural silhouette that avoids the extremes of either rigid military tailoring or overly soft Neapolitan styles. The foundation of our House Cut is built on 3 pillars: the shoulder, the lapel, the drape and supported by our signature details.

We have designed the shoulder to be lightly padded, giving just enough structure to create a clean line without appearing heavy. A subtle roping at the sleeve head adds a touch of definition and formality, an unmistakable nod to traditional British tailoring—while still maintaining ease through the upper body. This interplay between structure and softness is what gives the jacket its quiet authority, allowing it to sit comfortably in both formal and more relaxed contexts.

Our House Cut can be seen as a modern interpretation of the English tailoring ideal: structured but not stiff, expressive but not exaggerated. It reflects a broader shift in tailoring, one that respects tradition while subtly loosening its rules, resulting in a suit that feels both timeless and relevant.