Nehru Suit / Conductors Suit

Nehru Mao Suit Jacket Black Lightweight Mohair Crease Free for Travelling

This Nehru Suit, specially designed for conductors, not only exudes timeless style but also provides unparalleled comfort during intense performances. The black Mohair fabric, with its unique characteristics, forms the perfect symbiosis of durability and refinement.

Mohair, derived from the Angora goat, is known for its strength, sheen, and breathability. This natural fibre ensures that the suit is not only strong and durable but also well-ventilated. Moreover, Mohair is naturally wrinkle-resistant, allowing the suit to maintain its shape even during dynamic conducting sessions.

Nehru Style:
The Nehru model, inspired by traditional Indian clothing, is characterized by the stand-up collar. This stylish collar gives the suit a unique appearance and symbolizes sophistication.

Special Features for Conductors:
For conductors, this style offers additional benefits, such as roomier armholes that ensure freedom of movement.

For this model, we have added an extra-high collar of 4 cm, perfectly tailored to the conductor's long neck.

In our Nehru Suit, style meets the demands of conductors, making it not only a visual statement but also a practical choice for a demanding stage environment.

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A Three-Piece Bespoke Suit for the Wiener Ball in Vienna

White-Tie Outfit for a Freemason Debuting at the Wiener Ball

For a Thai gentleman making his debut at the Wiener Ball in Vienna, we created a fully bespoke three-piece suit made to measure. A commission that demanded precision at every level, because the Wiener Ball is not just any gala evening. It is one of the most formal and most iconic balls in the world, where the dress code is taken seriously and every detail counts.

Formal freedom for the contemporary gentleman

Three dinner jackets, one pair of trousers, and the alchemy of quiet elegance

Some clients have taste, others have vision. When both come together, something rare is possible: clothing that is not only correct, but layered, personal, and surprisingly versatile.

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Black dinner jacket with peak lapels in barathea fabric
Red velvet dinner jacket with shawl collar
Off-white dinner jacket with black shawl collar in twill fabric

That’s how the conversation started with a calm gentleman, tall and lean, the owner of a biotech investment fund. Not a man of spectacle, but of precision. Not searching for a garment, but for certainty — something that simply feels right, for himself and for the occasion.

We didn’t create just a tuxedo, we created possibilities. Three dinner jackets paired with one classic black trouser, made for fundraisers, formal dinners and receptions. Traditional moments, with room for a modern interpretation of style. A quiet version of formal freedom.

A Jacket with a Story — Fabric Design by Aziz Bekkaoui for a Royal Occasion

For a special occasion, we were commissioned to create a bespoke jacket that goes beyond mere aesthetics. The wearer will don this garment during an official visit by H.M. King Willem-Alexander 🇳🇱, and requested a design that is at once personal, representative, and symbolic.

Fabric as the Starting Point

The fabric is an exclusive design by Dutch designer Aziz Bekkaoui. Bekkaoui is renowned for his layered, culturally resonant designs in which identity, elegance, and social commentary converge. This particular fabric carries that signature: a visually powerful statement, with enough subtlety to allow for refined bespoke tailoring.

Double-Breasted Suit White Barathea

Formal tailoring in its purest form

A white suit immediately evokes images of evening wear, summer formality, and a touch of Hollywood glamour. But when it comes to a bespoke 4x1 double-breasted suit in white barathea, we’re speaking about something very specific: a garment that balances classical ceremony with modern confidence.

Corduroy Dinner Jacket

For a gentleman attending a wedding who wanted to appear appropriately dressed and full of confidence, we designed a unique dinner jacket. Traditional tuxedos and dinner jackets did not appeal to him, and he was looking for something special that he could continue to wear beyond the wedding.

Bespoke Tuxedo Wedding

Getting Married in Style: A Custom-Made Tuxedo for an Evening Wedding in Dubai

A wedding is one of the most special moments in life, and it calls for an outfit that is both stylish and timeless. For a recent commission, we designed a custom-made tuxedo for an evening wedding in vibrant Dubai. The result? A classic yet unique tuxedo that perfectly aligns with the groom’s wishes, the formality of the occasion, and the distinctive setting of the wedding.

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Morning Coat: The Classic Formal Garment for Daytime Wear

The morning coat is a traditional, formal garment that is primarily worn at very formal daytime events. It is an essential part of classic menswear and is often seen at occasions such as weddings, equestrian events (like Royal Ascot), and state ceremonies. This garment is known for its timeless elegance and is appreciated for its refined appearance. But where exactly does the morning coat come from, and why is it still a favorite among the elite?

Custom made tailcoat for a special occasion

This custom-made tailcoat, designed for a wedding, combines traditional elegance with striking details that provide a powerful and impressive appearance. The aim of this garment is to give the wearer a sophisticated yet impactful look, with the choice of fabrics and the construction of the Tailcoat being key.

History of Smoking Jackets

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The smoking jacket has a rich history that dates back to the 19th century

Originally designed as a comfortable and stylish garment to be worn while smoking cigars or pipes, the smoking jacket became a staple of men's lounge attire. Here's a brief overview of its history:

1. Origins: The smoking jacket

Originated in the Victorian era, around the 1850s. During this time, smoking tobacco became a popular social activity, especially among men in affluent circles. The need for a garment that protected clothing from the odors of smoke and ash led to the creation of the smoking jacket

The Tuxedo

A tuxedo trumps any other outfit any night, any occasion, any decade. It has yet to appear out of date

The point of a tuxedo is not just to dress up and look nice. That is part of it, but only a part. The point is to commemorate a special occasion by wearing something special that you would not wear anywhere else. In this blog we will inform you on everything you need to know about tuxedos.