At Redmayne, bespoke tailoring is the core of our business and has been so since 1860. This attention to detail starts at the top and touches everything that we do. Our bespoke garments are uncompromisingly cut with precision and made according to our house style, incorporating high fitted armholes, soft construction, and a natural shoulder line for that classic English drape cut style.

A bespoke commission from Redmayne is an investment that can not be described in words. One word we will offer however is a warning, once bespoke tailoring has been sampled, there's no going back as nothing else will do.

Bespoke, Savile Row tailoring is the inspiration and the highest benchmark behind all modern suiting. The term bespoke was derived long before the mass production of ready made tailoring. Redmayne bespoke tailoring, is a process built on a very special relationship, between the client and the Cutter and ensures that your process is one largely completed by hand. Think, hand drafted and cut patterns by your personal cutter, a coat maker who pads by hand, shapes your coat with each stitch, you end up with a specific team of British craftsmen making your garments. Till the last stitch in your hand worked button hole, the final puff of steam from the iron as its pressed before being shipped to you with a personal and hand written note. This is as personal a service as it gets. This is Bespoke at Redmayne.

From the outset, the focus of a bespoke commission is to create a unique garment, entirely made to your needs and requirements. Historically the term 'Bespoke' links to the fact that all cloth lengths were held in stock by a tailor, and so when a cloth had been chosen by a client, it was said to have "been spoken for”. In our modern terms Bespoke is used to mean something beyond the ordinary, super personal to you and stands out for very subtle reasons at the outset but that you can feel the difference each and every time you wear it.