Consultation
Discuss use, budget, and style. Select cloth from our house range or a mill book.
Bespoke
What is bespoke? A garment cut and built for your figure alone — pattern, fittings, and hand finishing guided by Nora Keane.
What is bespoke?
Made for you, not adjusted from a standard size.
Bespoke begins with conversation: occasion, cloth, silhouette, and how you move. We draft a paper pattern to your measures, cut the cloth, and build the garment through basted fittings until the balance, length, and shoulder sit correctly.
It is slower than buying off the rack — and that is the point. Sixty-plus hours of cutting, stitching, and pressing go into a full suit. The result is a piece that feels familiar from the first wear.
The bespoke process
From cloth to final press
Each stage is unhurried. You leave time between fittings so the garment can settle and we can refine.
Measure & pattern
Full measures and posture notes. We draft your personal pattern before any cloth is cut.
Basted fittings
Try the shell; we mark balance, sleeve pitch, and length. Usually two to four sittings.
Finish
Hand finishing, buttonholes, and a careful press. Collect when the garment is ready to wear.
Next step
Book a private consultation
Call or write to reserve time with Nora. Bring inspiration images if you have them — we will guide the rest.