About us
Shirts, made one person at a time
A small studio that drafts, cuts and sews made-to-measure shirts. Here is who we are and how we work.
Our story
A small cutting room for shirts only
We started with one complaint we kept hearing: shirts off the rail fit the collar or the sleeves, never both. So we draft a paper pattern for every customer and cut each shirt by hand.
We make shirts and nothing else. That keeps the cutting room small, the fabrics carefully chosen and your pattern on file for next time.
- One pattern per person, kept for every order
- Plain advice on fabric and fit
- Honest about what made-to-measure can and cannot do
The cutting room team (sample text)
In the cutting room
Cut by hand, sewn one shirt at a time
Your pattern is drafted on paper, the cloth is cut on a long table and every seam is sewn and pressed by one maker.
- Single-needle side seams (sample spec)
- Removable collar stays
- Buttons sewn with a shank (sample spec)
How made-to-measure works
From swatch to finished shirt
Five steps, about three weeks from order to your door (sample times).
01
Pick a fabric
Browse the swatch library or order a swatch set to feel the cloth first.
02
Choose collar and cuff
Six collars, four cuffs, three fits and an optional monogram.
03
Send your measurements
Eight numbers with a soft tape, or visit the studio for a fitting.
04
We cut and sew
Your own paper pattern, cut by hand and sewn one shirt at a time.
05
Try it on
Wear it for a day. Something not right? See the remake promise.
Fittings
Visit the studio
Prefer to be measured? Book a 30-minute fitting, feel every fabric and leave your pattern with us (sample service).
Studio: 4 Selvedge Row, Eastham
Sample address · (555) 014-6620
Tuesday–Friday
10:00–18:00
Saturday
10:00–15:00
Sunday–Monday
Closed
