The Golden Rules of Bespoke Tailoring - Part A
Our owner and ceo, Mr. Parkash, is a character with many of tales to tell from his career making custom suits for the wealthy and individuals all over the world. He recently celebrated 20+ years in the bespoke tailoring business.
We've compiled Parkash's golden rules of tailoring for your benefit after editing out the unmentionables from his lifetime of bespoke tailoring knowledge;
1. Keep it classic, invariably this never goes out of style. Take any iconic photo of a man in a suit and you’ll find it’s usually as relevant today as it was when taken – think Sean Connery’s early James Bond.
2. The first two bespoke suits for work that any man should have in his closet are a plain blue and a plain gray. You can have a customized suit that you can wear all year long in a medium-weight fabric of about 11 oz. For casual Fridays and weekends, it’s tough to beat a City Tweed. Every chino wearer in the City knows that the perfect fall is a pair of grey flannel pants.
3. My major goal while cutting a jacket is to give it structure and form while eliminating the straight lines that a ready-to-wear suit possesses. I always prefer jackets with slanted pockets because they draw attention to the waist, are more flattering, and appear to have more shape.
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