 
                      F A Q
Here you can find a list of frequently asked questions. If you still have an unanswered question or are unsure about our services. Feel free to ask us a question via our contact form or call us at + 353 (0)1 814 8883.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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      Made-to-measure garments are created using a standard-sized base pattern, which is then adjusted to fit the customer. Bespoke garments, on the other hand, are created from a unique pattern drafted entirely based on the customer's measurements, allowing for a higher level of personalization and fit. 
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      We require an average of 3-4 fittings for all of our garments to ensure the perfect fit. 
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      The creation of a bespoke suit typically takes between 10-12 weeks. However, this timeframe can vary depending on the complexity of the design & our workload. 
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      We have been known to turn around a garment in a short space of time, but we must charge the client accordingly. 
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      On average, we take 13 for jackets, 8 for waistcoats, 10 for trousers & sometimes more depending on the complexity of the design. 
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      Yes, the entire process occurs at our premises in South William Street, Dublin. No part of our process is outsourced to 3rd parties. 
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      Our team’s extensive knowledge allows us to create many types of garments, from modern to more traditional. 
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      Yes, we can create many different types of garments for our lady patrons. 
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      Of Course! That’s the beauty of bespoke. All of our garments are made to your precise measurements & are not based on block sizes. 
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      Unfortunately not. As we are a bespoke house, we have to measure all of our clients & require 3-4 mid-fittings from inception to the finished piece. 
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      Our tailors always leave a generous inlay in each garment so they can be released in later years unless a client puts on considerable weight.