Tailor the perfect feeling

Tailor is derivative of the Latin word “tailler” which means to cut. Bespoke or custom describes garments made to measure for a specific client. As an artform, tailoring dates back to the early Middle Ages or 1100s typically in major European towns. Tailored clothing then consisted of capes, cloaks, coats, doublets and breeches. an art…

A bespoke suit is the epitome of men’s haute couture, and there’s no denying that Savile Row tailors are championing the art form. In a world where off-the-rack suits are prevalent, there’ no better way to make a sartorial statement at any occasion than donning a rare gem from the capital of men’s suiting street…

Given that a suit can only be altered on the seam e.g., made smaller by “taking in” or made bigger by “letting-out”, suit alterations are fairly straightforward. People undergo suit alterations for various reasons. If one’s budget is low, purchasing an “off the shelf” suit then making alterations to achieve a perfect fit is highly recommended. Alternatively, if one simply…

The title master tailor entails an extensive level of sacrifice, and to be rank one of the best tailors in London, one needs to be an expert in the game. The process of crafting a tailored suit requires much more than simply draping fabrics over the body. Master tailors ensure that every piece of fabric…

Look forward to the change of season as the Hidalgo Brothers have an Autumn Bespoke Suit offer for all returning or new customers! Clients ordering a full canvas suit bespoke from Savile Row will also receive a complimentary bespoke shirt. We have a wide range of British and European fabrics from which to choose your…

The first recorded woman to wear a trouser suit was the bold Sarah Bernhardt in 1870. Inevitably during that era, she conjured outrage amongst men and women. Suits traditionally have been exclusively for men but fast forward 151 years, it’s completely normal for women to wear suits, trousers, shorts and all sorts of “boy’s clothes”….