How We Measure

Every garment that comes through our shops is measured for quality control. We work with a wide range of tailors and artisans, so we inevitably have a varying assortment of fits and styles. We understand that this can lead to a potentially confusing sizing experience. We spend a great deal of time working to ensure that our sizing is consistent across our tailoring models, knitwear and more.

While measurements and numbers can be very one-dimensional, our garments are built to be three-dimensional. A great deal of the fit is actually attributed to ironing and the potential for future alterations. Trying something on will always be better than comparing numbers on a chart. However, sizing charts are often the best chance at a good fit when buying clothes remotely. If you do end up with the wrong size, we'll happily exchange it.