The drawing every garment is built on, the options it draws, and the cloth we keep for the season. This is the house's own craft, shown as it is made, not a lookbook of clients.
This is the drawing the configurator draws from: a single-breasted two-button suit with a notch lapel, the house cut. It is not a stock illustration. It was built on a shared vertex system so the collar, gorge, lapel and closure cannot drift apart, then refined over six rounds until every feature read true at the scale a customer sees it.
When you configure a garment, this is the drawing that changes as you choose. What you see is what a tailor cuts.
A few of the configurations the drawing renders. Scroll the rail to see how one flat becomes many garments.
We do not show garments we have not made, or clients who have not asked to be shown. As we make suits for individuals and for weddings, the pieces whose owners are happy to share them will appear here. Until then, what you see is the craft itself: the drawing, the options and the cloth.