Best Bespoke Tailors in London

Mayfair★ 5.0 (56)

5.0 from 56 reviews for a one-man house, working from the same Sackville Street address as two other listings.

Savile Row★ 4.9 (102)

One of the few women cutting for men on the Row, and 4.9 from 102 reviews. No published price.

Fitzrovia★ 5.0 (53)

5.0 from 53 reviews but no website, and alterations are the second thing reviewers mention.

Mayfair★ 4.6 (12)

Cutting its own soft style just off the Row since 1906, but only 12 people have reviewed it.

Marylebone★ 5.0 (27)

5.0 from 27 reviews with none low, though the house no longer sits on Conduit Street. Price on request.

Mayfair★ 4.9 (182)

4.9 from 182 reviews, and two weeks start to finish, which only one other London house matches.

South Kensington★ 5.0 (1086)

1,086 reviews, more than any house we list in any city, and 4 of the 300 we read sit at one or two star.

St James's★ 4.9 (14)

One to six weeks is the widest range any house here states, so pin the date down before committing.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (100)

5.0 from 100 reviews, though the tailoring is made in Porto rather than London. No published price.

Savile Row★ 5.0 (3)

A Row address and three reviews, with no website. Call before planning a visit.

Kensington★ 5.0 (116)

5.0 from 116 reviews, but dress alterations are what seven describe, so ask about full suits.

Kensington★ 4.9 (232)

232 reviews, the most in Kensington, but suit alterations are what twelve of them describe.

Chelsea★ 4.9 (135)

£2,300 over six to eight weeks, and 2 of 135 reviews sit low, a stronger record than most at that price.

King's Cross★ 4.6 (41)

No website, and alterations are what reviewers mention most, so ask what a full suit involves.

Savile Row★ 4.6 (189)

Busy by Row standards at 189 reviews, but fittings, turnaround and fit are each raised by seven reviewers.

City of London★ 4.8 (404)

404 reviews, the most in the City, but price clarity is raised by six reviewers and no price is published.

Savile Row★ 5.0 (41)

5.0 from 41 reviews with none low, at £1,750 over eight to ten weeks. One of seven Row houses to name a price.

Marylebone★ 5.0 (63)

5.0 from 63 reviews, and the only Marylebone house that states a lead time at all. No published price.

Fitzrovia★ 5.0 (23)

£1,295 on 23 reviews, so the price is firmer ground here than the record.

Islington★ 4.8 (31)

4.8 from 31 reviews with none low, and a house suit of its own. No published price.

Savile Row★ 5.0 (8)

More fittings a garment than any other house here states, at five or six. Only eight reviews.

Soho★ 4.9 (15)

£1,750, the dearer of the two Soho houses that publish a price, and only 15 reviews to go on.

City of London★ 4.8 (96)

Forty years on Moorgate, but value and craftsmanship are each raised by reviewers and no price is published.

Borough★ 4.9 (55)

4.9 from 55 reviews, though alterations and trouser work are what reviewers mention most.

Savile Row★ 4.9 (8)

One of the oldest houses on the Row, and with eight reviews also one of the least visible.

Savile Row★ 4.7 (29)

One of the few houses here still cutting military uniforms in-house. 4.7 from 29 reviews, no published price.

Waterloo★ 4.3 (114)

£900, but 18 of 114 reviews sit at one or two star, with service, communication and turnaround all raised.

Mayfair★ 3.7 (93)

3.7 from 93 reviews, the weakest record of any house we list anywhere: 28 sit at one or two star, mostly on service.

Mayfair★ 4.8 (413)

£479 is the cheapest price in Mayfair and the second cheapest in London, delivered in three to five weeks.

Savile Row★ 4.9 (28)

At £5,500 the dearest house on the Row that will still deliver inside six weeks.

City of London★ 5.0 (17)

Three fittings in four to six weeks, quick for full bespoke, but Google holds no reviews we could read.

Southwark★ 4.8 (33)

£1,395, and one of very few houses here that will put a price on getting it done faster.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (153)

£1,200 is the lowest bespoke price in Mayfair after Mullen & Mullen, and 5.0 from 153 reviews.

Savile Row★ 4.0 (4)

4.0 from four reviews and no website, so there is little to go on beyond the Row address.

Savile Row★ 4.2 (213)

The oldest name on the Row at No.1, and the weakest record on it: 35 of 213 reviews sit at one or two star, mostly on service.

South Kensington★ 4.9 (128)

£1,590 from a women-only house, which no other listing here is. 4.9 from 128 reviews.

City of London★ 4.6 (21)

£1,700, the dearest in the City, but full bespoke on an individual pattern rather than made-to-measure.

Soho★ 4.7 (34)

Booking is online only and no price is published, so expect to ask twice. 4.7 from 34 reviews.

Savile Row★ 4.8 (42)

One of the Row's oldest houses and among its best rated at 4.8, but like most of the Row it quotes on request.

Covent Garden★ 5.0 (3)

Fifty years of cutting behind one classic house cut, but only three people have reviewed it.

Savile Row★ 4.5 (35)

Among the smaller Row houses at 35 reviews, and one of the few there that will take in alterations.

Savile Row★ 4.7 (343)

The dearest commission we hold anywhere at £7,500, and the most reviewed house on the Row.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (3)

£1,600, but three reviews is too thin to judge, so go on the fitting rather than the record.

City of London★ 4.9 (76)

£1,395, and it states its bespoke and made-to-measure waits separately, which most houses here do not.

Bloomsbury★ 4.9 (41)

4.9 from 41 reviews with none at one or two star, but this is not the place for a plain city suit.

Savile Row★ 5.0 (17)

Semi-bespoke is offered alongside full bespoke, so establish which one a price covers.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (28)

5.0 from 28 reviews over eight to twelve weeks, and founded in 2009, which makes it one of the newer houses here.

City of London★ 4.9 (146)

£799 and five branches, more than any other London house names. 4.9 from 146 reviews.

Pimlico★ 5.0 (84)

£1,150, but twelve to sixteen weeks is the longest wait of any London house under £1,500.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (21)

5.0 from 21 reviews, and one of the few houses here where the cutter runs the studio. Six to eight weeks.

Belgravia★ 4.7 (50)

4.7 from 50 reviews, and the only house we list in Belgravia. Neither a price nor a lead time is published.

Camden★ 5.0 (84)

5.0 from 84 reviews with none low, and linings are what reviewers mention most. No published price.

Savile Row★ 5.0 (157)

The only Row house holding 5.0 on more than fifty reviews, and one of only seven there to publish a price.

Carnaby★ 4.8 (25)

£3,900 is the dearest commission anywhere off Savile Row, from forty years on the same streets.

Savile Row★ 4.6 (22)

Around 120 hours of hand work a suit, the highest figure any house here states. Price on request.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (19)

A shirtmaker rather than a suit house, so compare it against shirtmakers. 5.0 from 19 reviews.

City of London★ 4.9 (229)

£1,095 at 4.9 from 229 reviews, the best reviewed of the City houses that publish a price.

St James's★ 4.9 (8)

Over two hundred years old, but eight reviews is too little record to read anything into.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (4)

Ten to twelve weeks on only four reviews, so there is almost no record to read.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (39)

5.0 from 39 reviews and over forty years in, though it publishes neither a price nor a lead time.

Bloomsbury★ 4.9 (199)

Two weeks to a finished garment, matched by one other house here, and evening wear rather than business suits.

★ 5.0 (1)

A bespoke tailor in London, making men's suits and also offering clothing alterations.

St James's★ 5.0 (2)

Cut in St James's and made in Madrid over twelve weeks. Two reviews, so judge the work rather than the record.

Mayfair★ 4.8 (69)

Three weeks is among the quickest in London, and there are four house blocks to choose from rather than one.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (22)

At £999 the lowest bespoke price in Mayfair, though from a house with 22 reviews rather than hundreds.

St James's★ 4.6 (155)

The formalwear specialist here, with 155 reviews, though service is raised by eleven of them.

Clerkenwell★ 4.1 (29)

£899, but 6 of 29 reviews sit at one or two star, with craftsmanship and turnaround both raised.

Savile Row★ 5.0 (12)

£6,600 over 60 to 80 hours of hand work, the second dearest commission we hold anywhere.

St James's★ 4.3 (63)

£1,500 on Jermyn Street, but 10 of 63 reviews sit at one or two star, with service the usual complaint.

Savile Row★ 4.4 (49)

6 of 49 reviews sit at one or two star, with communication and service the complaints. No published price.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (140)

£1,395 and three to five weeks, and it keeps your pattern on file, which few made-to-measure houses here do.

Shoreditch★ 5.0 (45)

5.0 from 45 reviews with none at one or two star, and the only house here cutting kaftans and agbadas.

Savile Row★ 4.9 (30)

£3,000, and three to five months is the longest wait any London house states.

Covent Garden★ 5.0 (147)

147 reviews, the most in Covent Garden, though alterations and trouser work are what most describe.

Soho★ 4.9 (93)

4.9 from 93 reviews, though alterations are what ten of them describe rather than suits.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (64)

Two made-to-measure lines run alongside the bespoke, so establish which one a price covers. 5.0 from 64 reviews.

Savile Row★ 4.7 (30)

Independent only since 2001, which makes it one of the newer houses on the Row. 4.7 from 30 reviews.

Marylebone★ 5.0 (97)

Works from a hotel mezzanine rather than a shop, and 5.0 from 97 reviews. Price on request.

Savile Row★ 4.6 (57)

Ready-to-wear sits alongside the bespoke here, so check which one a quote covers.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (7)

The bespoke arm of Richard James, which we list separately, so compare the two before booking.

Fitzrovia★ 5.0 (168)

£1,700 in full canvas and 5.0 from 168 reviews, the most reviewed house in Fitzrovia. It works from another tailor's workroom.

Savile Row

At £999 the cheapest commission on the Row by some distance, but Google holds no reviews at all.

Mayfair★ 4.4 (28)

The website was unreachable when we checked, so 4.4 from 28 reviews is all there is to go on.

Savile Row★ 5.0 (17)

5.0 from 17 reviews, and works between Leigh-on-Sea, London and Italy rather than only the Row.

Mayfair★ 4.9 (59)

4.9 from 59 reviews, and one of the few houses here that will cut for a child as well as a parent.

Savile Row★ 5.0 (1)

One review, no website, and a sporting specialism. Too little to compare on.

City of London★ 5.0 (36)

£599 is the cheapest price in the City, and only two London houses go lower. 5.0 from 36 reviews.

Fitzrovia★ 4.8 (22)

Cuts lamé, sequins and satin as well as worsteds, which nothing else here offers. Four to six weeks.

Savile Row★ 5.0 (2)

Two reviews and no website, so we can tell you where it is and little else.

Fitzrovia★ 5.0 (17)

Comes to you anywhere in the UK rather than keeping a shop. 5.0 from 17 reviews, no published price.

South Kensington★ 4.8 (22)

4.8 from 22 reviews, and alterations are taken alongside the bespoke. No published price.

Carnaby★ 5.0 (20)

5.0 from 20 reviews since 1998, but neither a price nor a lead time is published, so ask for both.

Hoxton★ 4.9 (230)

4.9 from 230 reviews at £950, which makes it among the busiest of the cheaper London houses.

Mayfair★ 5.0 (225)

5.0 from 225 reviews, the strongest record of any one-man operation we list. No published price.

Kensington★ 4.3 (38)

£299 is the cheapest suit in London, ordered online, and 6 of 38 reviews sit at one or two star on fit.

Bayswater★ 4.0 (31)

A tailor and dry cleaner in one, and 7 of 31 reviews sit at one or two star, the second worst record here.

Mayfair★ 4.6 (34)

Twelve to fourteen weeks is at the long end for a house that publishes no price. 4.6 from 34 reviews.

City of London★ 4.7 (64)

Comes to your home or office rather than keeping a shop, so there is no showroom to judge it by.

Marylebone★ 4.7 (81)

4.7 from 81 reviews, the lowest in Marylebone, with craftsmanship and value each raised by three reviewers.

St James's★ 3.9 (19)

5 of 19 reviews sit at one or two star, the weakest record in St James's, and it publishes no price.

Marylebone★ 5.0 (128)

5.0 from 128 reviews with none at one or two star, the best record in Marylebone. No published price.

Soho★ 4.9 (343)

£599 over four to six weeks, the cheapest in Soho, with 343 reviews behind it.