Cut for one person.
A work suit, an evening gown, a wedding sherwani, a shirt off the rail taken in on Thursday. All of it cut, sewn and fitted by the same people, in the same shop, on Sardar Patel Road.
Suits & Tuxedos
Bespoke or made-to-measure, canvassed so the jacket moves with you and settles into shape rather than out of it. Office, formal, black-tie. Single or double-breasted, your cloth, your line.
Or just the pieces — a blazer, a waistcoat, a pair of trousers — cut to work with everything else you already own.
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Cut to sit where you want them and stay there when you sit down. Pleated or flat-front, your rise, your taper, your finish. To go with a jacket, or on their own.
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Shirts & Blouses
Office, formal, weekend. Your collar, your cuff, your placket, a monogram if you want one. Hand-cut and machine-sewn so it still looks tucked in at six in the evening.
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Same drafting, same fittings, same finish, same bench. For the office on Monday and the wedding on Saturday.
Evening & Occasion
Gowns, cocktail dresses and reception wear in fine silk and lace, made for the person wearing them rather than a size chart.
Work Tailoring
Trouser suits, skirt suits and structured blazers. Built to work hard all week and still look like you meant it.
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Overcoats, trench coats, pea coats and leather jackets, made for the warmth you actually need and cut to move. Mostly for travelling north, and for the two weeks a year Chennai pretends to be cold.
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Indian Ethnic Wear.
Sherwanis, bandhgalas, kurtas and the rest, hand-finished. Grooms, brothers, fathers and the whole extended family, all cut to the same standard.
Bandhgala
Closed neck, structured shoulder. The sharpest thing in an Indian wardrobe.
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Sherwani
The groom's garment. Rich cloth, hand-finished, three fittings.
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Bandi
The waistcoat over a kurta. Festive without trying too hard.
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Kurtas
Cut clean, cut comfortable, in cloth that survives the weather.
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Nehru Jacket
Mandarin collar. Works over a kurta, works over a shirt.
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Ties
Silk and wool, cut to the width you actually wear.
Pocket Squares
Hand-rolled edges, in cloth that picks something up.
Cuff Links
Small, and the first thing anyone notices.
Three traditions, one cut for you.
The cut says as much as the cloth. Pick the silhouette you want, or tell us how you want to look and let us pick — most people do the second.
British
Structured, with a clean shoulder, a defined waist and a longer jacket with side vents. Reads formal. Hard to argue with in a boardroom.
Italian
Soft shoulder, higher button stance, a slim, light line. Reads elegant, and it wears better in this heat than the other two.
American
Natural shoulder, straight line, room to move. Reads understated. Comfortable enough to forget you have it on.
Three ways to have it made.
Tell us the occasion, the budget and the date, and we'll tell you which of these you actually need.
Bespoke
Your own pattern, drawn from scratch and refined over several fittings. The best fit available anywhere, and the one that keeps improving with every order.
Made-to-Measure
A house pattern worked to your measurements. Still your cloth, lining, buttons and pockets, in less time and for less money than full bespoke.
Made-to-Order
Pick the cloth and details on a set design and we make it in your size. The quickest route to something that isn't off a rail.