The best bespoke tailors in London, ranked four ways

More reviews than any house we list in any city. A South Kensington shop selling ready-to-wear formalwear as much as made to measure, and 4 of the 300 reviews we read sit at one or two star.

Made to measure from £479 in three to five weeks, by appointment on South Molton Street. 14 of the 300 we read sit at one or two star, on craftsmanship, service and the showroom.

A Cornhill workroom doing bespoke, made to measure and alterations. Price clarity is raised by six reviewers, and no starting price is published.

At £7,500 the dearest commission we hold anywhere, and the most reviewed house on Savile Row. 49 reviewers mention Kingsman.

£599 over four to six weeks from a Soho flagship with branches in Bristol and Exeter. 73 reviewers mention wedding suits.

Twelve tailors on Kensington Church Street. Suit alterations are what twelve reviewers describe, so establish what a full commission involves.

Made to measure ordered online from a Kensington base, five weeks, or three for £50 more. The cheapest suit in London that we hold a price for, and 6 of 38 reviews sit at one or two star, on fit.

Made to measure in three to five weeks. The cheapest price in Mayfair.

The cheapest in Soho, cut from Loro Piana, Dormeuil and Scabal cloth, with feminine cuts offered alongside.

Italian wool cut on Ludgate Hill, near St Paul's. The cheapest price in the City, and 5.0 from 36 reviews with none at one or two star.

Eight to twelve weeks across five branches, more than any other London house names. The only one here that says it cuts for trans and non-binary clients.

Individual paper patterns at a Goswell Road shop in Clerkenwell since 1985. 6 of 29 reviews sit at one or two star, with craftsmanship and turnaround both raised.

The widest range any London house states, from a small studio on Crown Passage in St James's. Two fittings. Pin the date down before you commit, because the two ends are very different commitments.

£1,500 from a family house on Mill Street near the Row, with in-house tailors and 30 or more measurements a fitting. 4.9 from 182 reviews.

Evening and wedding wear rather than business suits, cut from velvet, jamawar and jacquard in Bloomsbury. 44 reviewers mention jackets.

A guaranteed three weeks from commencement, cut on Clifford Street from four house blocks rather than one. No published price.

£1,395, with the pattern kept on file, which few made-to-measure houses here do. 1 of 140 reviews sits at one or two star.

£5,500, and the dearest house on Savile Row that will still deliver inside six weeks. Offshore bespoke with fewer fittings is offered alongside.

£1,700 in full canvas, cut from over 30 measurements, by application only. It works from another tailor's workroom on Tottenham Court Road.

Bespoke and made to measure plus alterations, from a Marylebone atelier open six days a week since 1999. No published price.

Cut from a New Bond Street studio and made in Porto, with horn buttons and a canvassed chest. 27 reviewers mention fabric selection.

The only Savile Row house holding 5.0 on more than fifty reviews. £1,795, cut on the Row and made in Milan over five to seven weeks.

£1,200, the lowest bespoke price in Mayfair after Mullen & Mullen, from a Sackville Street showroom with studios outside London.

The most reviewed house in Covent Garden, though alterations and trouser work are what most reviewers describe rather than full commissions.