Commitments
to the Craft Bespoke

To be a member of the Savile Row Bespoke Association a company must:

Individually cut a paper pattern produced by a Master Cutter
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Have personal supervision of production by the Master Cutter
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Have cutters and Tailors trained to the exacting standards of Savile Row

 

Typically create a two-piece suit almost completely by hand - with at least 50 hours of hand work
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Provide an expert cloth consultant on the premises
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Offer a choice of a least 2000 fabrics to the customer, which may include a range of exclusive cloths
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Retain full customer records and order details

 

Provide first-class after care for garments including sponging, pressing, repairs and button matching
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Actively participate in a Savile Row training scheme, either an in-house scheme or one with a partner institution.
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Have apprenticeships that are at least 5 years long for a coat-maker and 3 for a trouser-maker