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Bespoke Tailoring

Savile row tailoring invented the term ‘bespoke’ way back in the 19th Century. If you consider the origin of the world, ‘bespoke’ has a meaning similar to bespeak, which technically means to speak for itself.

If you ask a man or a woman about the most sophisticated and classy attire they possess it would most likely be a bespoke suit. A well-made nice fitting suit with superior quality material is sure to grab eyeballs wherever you go. The reason is that these suits are made in such a way that they adapt to the body frame accurately and hide any flaws that you may have.

A Bespoke suit is a process of creation of an individual pattern cut to your taste and style. We at Nicholas aim to provide bespoke tailoring services and deliver style & quality in an efficient and personal manner. Our experienced tailors have been producing bespoke and stylish clothing for many years. We just work with the best fabric and materials to make all our clothings and give the best outcome.

Get the finest cut and fit

Getting the finest cut and fit is only possible in bespoke tailored suit. Our Experienced bespoke tailors at Nicholas take great pains to tailor the suit as per your exact measurements. Attention to detailing is given and you’ll never have a seam come out or a worn out button in a bespoke tailored suit from Nicholas…Perfection and Precision is what you can expect from hand crafted bespoke suits.

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Length

1) Run the measuring tape from base of the neck and down along the center of the back upto the crotch. The length depends on individual’s preference.
2) Check below for Shirt Length Measurement Tutorial

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Chest

1) Raise both arms.
2) Run the measuring tape around the widest part of the chest.
3) Make sure that measuring tape is not stretched too tight and to avoid that, place finger between the chest and measuring tape and take the measurement.
4) Check below for chest Measurement Tutorial

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Body Waist

1) Raise both arms.
2) Run the measuring tape around abdomen below the rib cage and above waist.
3) Make sure that measuring tape is not stretched too tight and to avoid that, place finger between the abdomen and measuring tape and take the measurement.
4) Check below for Stomach Measurement Tutorial

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Seat

1) Stand relaxed in a normal stance.
2) Run the measuring tap around hips at the widest part.
3) Make sure measuring tape is not too tight and to avoid that have a finger between measuring tape and hips.
4) Check below for Hip Measurement Tutorial

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Shoulders

1) Make sure that shoulders are relaxed and arms are straight.
2) Locate the shoulder point and run the measuring tape from outside part of the shoulder point along the curve to the outside party of the second shoulder
3) Check below for Shoulder Measurement Tutorial

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Sleeve Lenght

1) Make sure that your arms are relaxed.
2) Locate the shoulder point and run the measuring tape down the arm upto the point where you want your cuffs to sit.
3) Check below for Sleeve Measurement Tutorial

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Biceps

1) First of all make sure that your arm is relaxed and hanging at your side.
2) Measure the biceps by running the measuring tape around the largest/fullest area of your bicep.
3) Don’t stretch the measuring tape too much. To avoid that put a finger between measuring tape and arm and take the measurement.
4) Check below for Measurement Tutorial

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Neck

1) Run the measuring tape around your neck where the collar normally rests. To give you an idea it is normally below Adam’s apple and above the collar bone.
2) Put one finger between the measuring tape and neck to make sure it is not too tight and take the measurement.
3) Check below for Neck Measurement Tutorial

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