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Mathieu Castanier

BESPOKE TAILORING

Bespoke Tailoring · Maison Mathieu Castanier One client.
One paper pattern.

A permanent collection drawn by hand, in English and Italian cloth. Business, black tie and travel, each one drafted for a single body, cut from a pattern that is archived for life.

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By appointment only · 60 to 90 minutes

  • 22Measurements taken
  • 28+Hours of handwork
  • 250+Cloth references
  • 1 of 1Pattern, yours for life
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Bespoke three-piece suit hand cut by Mathieu Castanier Savile Row · Italian hand
Cloth woven by
Holland & SherryLoro PianaVitale Barberis CanonicoErmenegildo ZegnaRedaTallia di DelfinoAlfred BrownHouse bunches Holland & SherryLoro PianaVitale Barberis CanonicoErmenegildo ZegnaRedaTallia di DelfinoAlfred BrownHouse bunches
Mathieu Castanier, master tailor, in the atelier
Mathieu Castanier · Master tailor
The House

Not a suit.
A second skin.

Every garment in this book begins the same way: a sheet of brown paper, a pair of shears, and a client who will never be measured twice for the same body.

Trained in the discipline of Savile Row and shaped by the Italian art of the needle, the House cuts soft construction, natural shoulders and a silhouette drawn by hand. Twenty-eight hours of patient handwork vanish into a line so natural the garment is forgotten on the body.

Your paper pattern is numbered, named and archived by the House for life. Every suit that follows is cut from it.

Mathieu Castanier · Master tailor
See the five acts →
  • 16Looks in the book
  • 28+Hours per suit
  • 22Measurements taken
  • 250+Cloth references
  • 1 of 1Pattern, yours for life
The Lookbook

Permanent collection.
One pattern each.

Every look below is cut, drafted and finished to your own paper pattern. Cloth, lapel, lining, buttons and finish are chosen with you, bunches open, at your first appointment. Each commission is quoted individually.

Seen a line you recognise as yours? One private hour is all it takes to begin the pattern.

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The Bespoke Process

Five acts.
One garment, forever.

From the first handshake to the final press, a single tailor follows you. Here is exactly what happens, and when.

  1. 01

    The consultation

    It begins with listening. Your life, your climate, your calendar. Silhouette, lapel, buttoning, vents and lining are decided together, cloth bunches open on the table.

    60 to 90 minutes
  2. 02

    The cloth

    Chosen from the finest European mills. Weight, weave and season matched to the way you actually wear a suit.

    Same appointment
  3. 03

    The pattern

    Twenty-two measurements and a study of your posture become a paper pattern cut for you alone. It is numbered, named, and archived by the House for life.

    Week 1
  4. 04

    The fittings

    Basted, then forward. The garment is opened, corrected and closed again until the balance is right and the cloth falls without being asked to.

    Weeks 3 to 7
  5. 05

    The delivery

    Hand-finished, pressed and delivered to you, at home, at the office, or at a trunk show. Alterations and re-cuts stay open to you for life.

    Weeks 8 to 10

  • Your pattern, kept for life

    Numbered and archived by the House. Every suit that follows is cut from it, without starting again.

  • Alterations for life

    Bodies change. Re-cuts and alterations stay open to you for as long as you wear the garment.

  • The atelier travels

    Fittings held in ten cities across three continents, at home, at the office, or at a private trunk show.

Private bespoke fitting, Mathieu Castanier
The Fitting Room

Made to be worn
for decades.

The atelier travels to you. A private hour, wherever you are.

  • New York
  • Miami
  • Orlando
  • Los Angeles
  • London
  • Geneva
  • Monaco
  • Dubai
  • Doha
  • Cabo San Lucas
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Our Cloth Houses

Woven in Biella.
Woven on Savile Row.

  • Holland & SherrySavile Row · 1836
  • Loro PianaQuarona
  • Vitale Barberis CanonicoBiella · 1663
  • Ermenegildo ZegnaTrivero
  • RedaEst. 1865
  • Tallia di DelfinoBiella
  • Alfred BrownEngland
  • House bunchesOn request
Before You Come In

Questions,
answered.

Anything else, write to the House. Every enquiry is answered by the tailor who will cut your pattern.

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How long does a first commission take?
The pattern is drafted in week one, fittings are held between weeks three and seven, and the finished garment is delivered between weeks eight and ten.
What happens at the first appointment?
Sixty to ninety minutes, bunches open on the table. Silhouette, lapel, buttoning, vents and lining are decided together, then twenty-two measurements and a study of your posture are taken.
What does a commission cost?
Each commission is quoted individually: price on request. The figure depends on the cloth, the construction and the number of pieces. You will always have the quotation before any cloth is cut.
Do I have to travel to the atelier?
No. The atelier travels to you: New York, Miami, Orlando, Los Angeles, London, Geneva, Monaco, Dubai, Doha and Cabo San Lucas, at home, at the office, or at a private trunk show.
Can I order a second suit without being measured again?
Yes. Your paper pattern is numbered, named and archived by the House for life. Every suit that follows is cut from it.
What if my body changes?
Alterations and re-cuts stay open to you for life, and the archived pattern is corrected with you.
Which cloths can I choose from?
More than two hundred and fifty references from Holland & Sherry, Loro Piana, Vitale Barberis Canonico, Ermenegildo Zegna, Reda, Tallia di Delfino and Alfred Brown, plus the House bunches on request.
By Appointment Only

Your pattern
is waiting.

One private hour, twenty-two measurements, and a garment begun for you alone.

Book an appointment → Revisit the lookbook
  • No obligation
  • 60 to 90 minutes
  • Bunches open on the table
  • Ten cities worldwide
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