01 / TAILORING
Tailoring, with intention
Tailoring begins with proportion: a considered shoulder, space through the chest and a line that falls without effort. These notes share how each piece is intended to be read; every model keeps its own table, its own cloth and its own quiet character.

A / SINGLE-BREASTED
The Uniform Single-Breasted Blazer — Noir
One-button front, notch lapels and softly structured shoulders. A clean, composed line.
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B / DOUBLE-BREASTED
Grand Street Double-Breasted Blazer — Noir
A six-button crossing front, notch lapels and flap pockets. Keep ease through the chest.
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C / TAILORED TROUSERS
The Proper Wool Trousers — Beige
Flat front, belt loops and a pressed crease. Wool and corduroy share a language, never an assumed measurement.
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D / DRESS SHIRTS
Classic poplin shirts
Collar, shoulder, chest and sleeve balance define the way the shirt sits beneath tailoring.
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E / OVERCOAT
The Legacy Wool & Cashmere Overcoat
Double-breasted structure with the room to carry the layers below. The same guide is reached from Outerwear.
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Body — measure shoulders, chest, waist and seat on the person. Garment — measure the finished piece flat, naming every point. Fit — read the shoulder line, ease, rise, break and intended volume. If you are between sizes, choose the silhouette you prefer and ask Fit & Concierge to confirm it for the model.
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