LONDON

London is where the House learned its craft. On Savile Row, the golden mile of tailoring, the discipline of the English cut was first mastered before being carried across the world. To return is a homecoming: the same rigour, the same patient handwork, on the street that gave the trade its name.

Each fitting on the Row honours a tradition measured in centuries. From the first measure to the final press, a single tailor follows the client, drafting a paper pattern kept by the House for life.