What we make
Tell us what you are after and we will tell you what is possible
Answer three quick questions and you get a straight answer, no form and no email needed.
Step 1
What are you having made?
Step 2
Which direction?
There is no wrong answer here. It only tells Johnny where to start.
Step 3
How long are you in Phuket?
This is the one that actually decides what is possible.
Where that leaves you
A suit, classic
About a week
Comfortable. Three fittings, and time to change your mind about the cloth once.
Classic, as we cut it
Notch lapel, two buttons, a little room through the body. The version you will still wear when the photographs are old.
What that costs The cloth we keep Work it out from your dates
Steps four to six, choosing cloth, details, and having it ready before you arrive, are not built yet.
Everything we cut
The full list, plainly stated
Men’s suits
Two piece, three piece and tuxedos. Single or double breasted, notch or peak lapel. Fused, half canvas or full canvas, and we explain the difference before you choose.
Shirts
Business, casual and formal, in cotton, linen and silk. Collar, cuff, placket and fit are all yours to choose. Most people order more than one once they have been measured.
Trousers
Flat front or pleated, cuffed or plain. Tell us where you want the waistband to sit, because that changes the rise and it is not something we can guess from a number.
Women’s tailoring
Suits, blazers, dresses and coats, cut with the same measuring process and the same number of fittings as anything else we make.
Wedding and groomsmen
Whole parties in matched cloth, with a schedule that works backwards from the ceremony date. Bring the date first and the ideas second.
Uniforms and corporate orders
Hotel, hospitality, airline and business teams. Consistent across sizes and repeatable next year, which is the part that actually matters.
Alterations
On garments we made and on garments we did not. There are limits to what can be altered, and if a piece cannot be saved, we will say so before we take your money.
The part nobody sees
The lining is where people tell us who they are
The outside of most suits looks fairly similar. The lining is where a jacket starts to look like yours.
It costs nothing extra to choose, and it is the detail returning customers ask about first.