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Examples of what you'll learn with us
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3 mistakes to avoid when canvassing a jacket
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The fundamental principles of sleeves
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8 points to look for when basting under-collars
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How to canvas a women's jacket
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Why you shouldn't put fullness in the back shoulder
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How to correctly use a tailor's thimble
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16 essential stitches that every bespoke tailor knows
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And a LOT more...
Traditional Model
Classic English
The Traditional Model is an easy-to-make English jacket with a classic 50s Savile Row look. You can consider it an amalgamation of Kilgour, French and Stanbury, Huntsman, and Anderson & Sheppard cuts from that time.
Its classic and simple construction make it the ideal choice for beginners. If you're new to tailoring, choose this model. You will learn fundamental techniques and principles without feeling overwhelmed by the complexity of each step.
The styles of Cary Grant, Errol Flynn and James Steward inspired our Traditional Model; you will see similarities between shoulder lines, sleeve rolls, chest and lapel shapes.
Pagoda Model
Our Pagoda Model is heavily inspired by the works of American painter Joseph Leyendecker. The suits in his work look crisp and sculpted. The transition between the neck and shoulders in his paintings are perfect.
Reza spent thousands of hours during his apprenticeship on Savile Row to design a pad and canvas construction that resulted in jackets that looked like those in Leyendecker's paintings. The top middle photo is one of Reza's study sketches on how the wadding should be layered to maintain a concave shape.
Audaciously Bold
The Pagoda Model is highly stylised. Concave shoulders and 'roped' sleeves make it look like a sculpture; carved and defined. It's a challenging model. Construction involves multiple layers of horse hair and canvas. The shoulder pads are made of 6 layers, include cross-darts and require careful ironwork.
It's often perceived as a jacket with heavy padding. This is not true. The concave shoulders are a result of darts, iron work and layering in the right areas. This creates harmony between layers and is crucial for correct results.
This model is designed to challenge you and raise your skills to the next level. Ideal for individuals who have completed the Traditional Model or possess some tailoring experience.
