The 10 best bespoke tailors in London

Arguably the most famous name in British tailoring. Huntsman's single-button, high-gorge silhouette is one of the most recognisable cuts in the world, and the house has dressed everyone from royalty to Hollywood. A Savile Row institution that anchors any honest list of London's best.

One of the most revered houses in the world, famous for the soft, draped silhouette known as the English drape. Anderson & Sheppard has dressed Fred Astaire, Cary Grant, and generations since. The house style is understated and supremely comfortable, the antithesis of a stiff, structured suit.

Consistent five-star work across a broad client base, with particular strength in business and occasion suiting. Multiple London locations make it practical for city workers with limited fitting-window time.

Roberto Revilla has built a reputation for garments that wear well over years rather than seasons. His house style sits between structured British and softer continental — versatile for clients who wear suits across different contexts.

Based on Savile Row and earning five stars across 154 reviews, Marc Oliver occupies the ground between an established Row house and an independent maker. The pricing reflects neither extreme, which suits clients who want Savile Row access without the full Row commitment.

The Australian house that arrived in London and found a strong following among clients who want a lighter, more relaxed silhouette than the traditional Row. Known for excellent cloth sourcing and a no-pressure consultation process.

Fielding & Nicholson operates on a straightforward principle: rigorous craft, no frills. The result is a house with a devoted following among clients who have tried others and come back for the consistency.

Strong on contemporary suiting with a considered approach to cloth and construction. Particularly well-regarded for wedding commissions where the client has a clear aesthetic and wants a maker who can execute it rather than redirect it.

One of the few London tailors with genuine depth in both menswear and womenswear. Caroline Andrew trained on Savile Row and now runs an independent practice — a good choice for couples commissioning together, or women who want a proper bespoke suit rather than a fashion-house interpretation of one.

Mark Powell on Carnaby Street is London's best argument that bespoke tailoring is not confined to Mayfair. His house style is distinctly individual — strong silhouettes, bold cloth choices, and a client list that includes musicians and creatives who want a suit that does not look like a suit.