Savile Row tailors, compared

The cheapest commission on the Row by some distance, at number 9, from over 6,000 British and Italian cloths over four to six weeks. Google holds no reviews at all, so there is nothing to read before you visit.

Hand-cut bespoke for men and women at number 15, eight to ten weeks, with a second atelier in Kensington. 5.0 from 41 reviews with none at one or two star.

Cut on the Row and made in Milan over five to seven weeks, from more than 5,000 cloths. The only Row house holding 5.0 on more than fifty reviews.

Five generations since 1876, with a second studio in Wilmslow. Three to five months is the longest wait any London house states.

The sculpted Sexton cut at number 35, since the early 1970s, and four to five weeks, which is fast for the Row. Women's bespoke is offered alongside.

60 to 80 hours of hand work over 12 to 15 weeks, from the Row's original sporting tailor, founded 1821. The second dearest commission we hold anywhere.

The dearest commission we hold anywhere, made by hand on site over three fittings since 1849, with a handloom for client tweeds. The most reviewed house on the Row.

At No.1 Savile Row since 1771, with its own workshop and paper patterns filed. 35 of 213 reviews sit at one or two star, mostly on service, which is the weakest record on the street.

Full bespoke and made to measure at 7 to 8 Savile Row, and the busiest of the Row houses that publish no price. Fittings, turnaround and fit are each raised by seven reviewers.

One of the first women cutting for men on the Row, working from number 15, from a single suit to a full wardrobe. 2 of 102 reviews sit at one or two star.

Bespoke and made to measure at number 29, alongside ready-to-wear suits, evening wear and shirts, so establish which one a quote covers.

A structured, slimmer silhouette made by hand in the Bespoke Room at the Savile Row flagship. 6 of 49 reviews sit at one or two star, on communication and service.

Seventh-generation family firm with 6,000 cloths and a nine-step process. One of the Row's oldest houses and among its best rated at 4.8.

A men's tailor at 34 to 35 Savile Row cutting suits and formal wear. 4.0 from four reviews is all the record there is.

A bespoke house on the street with three reviews and no site. Call before planning a visit.

A tailor and clothing shop at 13 Savile Row. We can tell you where it is and little else.

A sporting and hunting specialist at number 8, cutting bespoke menswear alongside ready-made clothing. One review is too little to compare on.