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Savile Row, Jermyn Street, New York, Milan and Dubai: where and how to have a suit made.
7 guides · Updated October 2026
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What Is Savile Row? The Home of Bespoke Tailoring ExplainedA short Mayfair street became the world's reference for bespoke tailoring. How it happened, how a Savile Row house works, and what you get for the price.10 min read
How to Visit Savile Row: A First-Timer's GuideYou can walk the Row any day, but bespoke starts with an appointment. How to book, what to wear and say, and how to see the streets around it.9 min read
Savile Row House Styles: Anderson & Sheppard, Huntsman, Henry Poole and MoreEvery Savile Row house cuts its own silhouette. How ten London houses differ in shoulder, chest, waist and character, and how to choose the one that suits you.9 min read
Bespoke Tailoring in New York: Prices, Styles and How It WorksNew York has resident bespoke tailors, a steady stream of visiting London and Italian houses, and plenty of made-to-measure sold as custom. How to tell them apart, and what each costs.9 min read
Getting a Suit Made in Dubai: Prices, Timing and What to ExpectDubai has neighborhood tailors, custom shops, luxury houses and visiting Savile Row cutters. How each works, what it costs, and how to dress for the heat.9 min read
Jermyn Street Shirtmakers: A Guide to London's Shirt StreetFor more than a century, Jermyn Street has been where London buys its shirts. What sets them apart, how bespoke works there, and what you should pay.9 min read
Milanese Tailoring Explained: The Milan Cut and How to Commission ItMilan cuts the most businesslike suit in Italy: clean, quietly structured and close to the body. What defines it, where it came from, and how to order one.8 min read