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[http://www.henryherbert.com savile row tailors]Just what does the word bespoke the "bespoke suit" thrown around term reallymean?It is a label that the market is and are constantly as well as challenged by. To many chaps,The bespoke element of a bespoke suit can mean many different features. It canrange from the constant arguments – something being made in the Far EastVersus in the United Kingdom by hand, to a war?fight?arguement between theorists about thenumber of hand stitches that go into every jacket. Very respected craftsmenhave offered their thoughts before, suggesting the word bespoke comes fromthe word bespoken (to be-speak your cloth).However, a {qualified|fair experienced| tailor in abroad can be just as good as a craftmanon Savile Row perhaps?. And what if the artisan on Savile Row acquired his skills in offshore?? Andthe craftsman in japan is British?English? As strange as it may seem, it exists.Where does the discussion about double breasted suits being built overseas conclude inthose circumstances?Similarly, there are artists who insist on a minimum of five, six or evenseven fittings for every garment they make. But what if the customer doesn'tneed it? Surely the process is there to serve the gq magazine reader?, not thetailor. Similarly, what if a tailoring house has only one house style as worn by Simon Crompton….isthat really a custom suit or bespoke service for the customer? There aresome talented tailors, but they may only offer one house style cut, albeitin any colour and figuration you may crave. But is that truly a custom suitCutting the cloth and who cuts the cloth is often the crucible of manyArguments.  And what if a machine cuts the cloth from measurements thedesigner has decided?  A sophisticated machine could in theory cut much more carefully\accuratelythan bespoke wedding suit which are hand cut. Hand cutting leaves lots of loose threadsand room for many complaints from a customer, but some prefer it. So whynot let the buyer – with guidance – cut some of his own cloth? Surely acustomer cutting his own garment would add a truly unique experience to abespoke suit appointment?Additionally, but just as importantly, I firmly believe that a bespoke double breasted suitis not just about providing a unique pattern and size to each and everycustomer. It is about supplying a truly bespoke service. Is it"bespoke" when a customer is required to meet a tailor between a particular time slot,during the weekend and at just one space: the tailor's shop? Is it atruly a british custom when a garment is being sent to a customer, that thecustomer cannot choose the exact hour and even minute they wantit delivered? Should a son not have the means to connectof their tailor, so that if something does go wrong – a split hem or aloose thread – that the tailor can have it {fixed?patched|sewn|resewn|invisibily , in an instant for thatall important meeting or cocktail party?A truly bespoke suit or shirt can only so called, I believe, when itis complemented by a truly bespoke service.Henry Herbert Tailors www.henryherbert.com 020 7837 1452 http://www.henryherbert.com