An curved arrow pointing right. For over 200 years, tailors have been crafting high-end bespoke suits on London's famous Savile Row. A custom-made two-piece suit can cost £6,000. And while a ...

but Richard Anderson - an independent tailor at 13 Savile Row - said orders for bespoke suits were up by 12% on last year. His theory is that as more people are heading back into the office, they are ...

That’s why suit makers, but also those that wear their suits religiously, cannot imagine a day when a street like Savile Row, which has long been home to some of the most famous (and talented) tailors ...

he started working in the men’s suit department of the Beams store in Osaka. “That’s where I fell in love with classical tailoring, and that’s when I decided to go to Savile Row.” ...

Instead, even as the fashion world declared suits dead and formalwear over, she doubled down, moved her atelier from Chelsea to Savile Row, and became determined to help women of every size and ...

And unlike the sober morning suits that Savile Row legend Gieves & Hawkes makes, Mr. Matharu’s wares might have elastic waists, chunky zips, even logos. Clothsurgeon, which opened in August ...

Who is right: Zegna or the spreadsheet brigade? The only way to find out is to head to the suit’s global headquarters, London’s Savile Row, and take the pulse. It’s a journey of discovery ...

“[Tailors] Tommy Nutter and Edward Sexton brought style, swagger, and a much-needed jolt of personality to Savile Row. Think huge lapels, bold fabrics, and suits that made you stop in your tracks.

But heat waves and increasingly casual fashion habits pose a headache to one of the capital’s best-known industries on the other side of town: the tailors of Savile Row.