Classic point
A moderate spread that suits most tie knots and most faces.
Education
Understand every detail
Select a point on the garment to learn what it does and what you can choose.
Bespoke means a series of decisions, and the decisions are easier when someone explains what each one actually does. This is the same ground a tailor covers with you at the table.
Lapels
The lapel sets the formality of the jacket and the width of your chest. Notch is the business default, peak lifts the eye and adds presence, shawl belongs to evening wear.
Choices offered
- Notch
- Peak
- Shawl
- Width to suit your frame
Shirt style guide
Collars, cuffs and the rest
A shirt is judged at the collar and the cuff, because those are the parts seen above and below the jacket. These are the choices that matter.
The collar frames your face and is the part of the shirt everyone sees above the jacket.
Spread
Wider points that balance a broader knot and a fuller face.
Cutaway
The widest opening; sharp with a large knot, less so without a tie.
Button-down
Soft and casual, with enough roll to be worn open.
Wing
Reserved for black tie and formal evening shirts.
Guidance
Not sure which to choose?
Tell us how you will wear the garment and a tailor will recommend the details that suit you, in person or by message.