The London Lounge

Soft structured tailoring is how Andrew Ramroop describes his approach. The lines of a Sedwell coat are neat with a shaped chest, clean shoulder line and a distinct demarcation between the shoulders and sleeves but without the wooden-like canvas or layers upon layers of shoulder padding used to achi...

I don't believe Andrew or Davide solemnly pronounce a set style, the so-called "house cut", to their customers. They rather find out what you are after and work from there so there is plenty of scope for collaboration if you are seeking this. Mind you, whenever I visit for a fitting or to decide on ...

Alternatively, try Toscanini (http://www.toscaninisumisura.it/en/eventi_fiere.html) who supply to bespoke tailors like Huntsman. They are sized from 40cm to 51cm in 2-3cm increments but I should add that no hanger, no matter how well crafted, will completely support your coats and some padding added...

To the OP, your Row experience is not suprising to me. Clear instructions deliberately ignored, handiwork reminiscent of Blue Peter presenters and poorly cut clothes with clear flaws are the bitter fruits from some of my former Row tailors. There is a certain interest in keeping bespoke tailoring al...

Ha! That coat looks familiar. I wanted to get a great coat made up for quite some time and the last cold, snowy London winter finally prompted me to visit Sedwell to push the idea forward. I had a general concept in mind but it was Mr. Taub who put the substance into the design and cut. The cloth is...