I commissioned two bespoke suits (yeah two together, my bad) with the Cad & The Dandy Saville Row…read morestore. Had read few good articles about them online (now I realize most of them maybe fake). Their staff keeps churning so you rarely have a single point of contact. Seems like the person who took my measurement had no or poor experience at doing this (had to take it twice). As part of any custom tailoring process I went there for the fitting. The suit jacket was way off so they made the markings and called me another day. Went again, same problem. Took marking again and then delivered it next day. Now, I don't even live in London but fell for the Saville Row branding and kept going there. The end result was a horribly stitched suit that literally has a hunchback. Very amateur stitching. I don't' (and can't) wear them so it's a waste of lot of money and time and energy. You would be better off buying a ready to wear suit from M&S (literally) than trying Cad & The Dandy.

I've just got a new suit from these guys. One of the top-end in terms of tailoring and materials,…read moreand I'm absolutely in love with it. Just walking into the office I had people asking where I'd got it from, which speaks for itself. The guys are very friendly - nothing like the stuffy experience you expect to get from a typical tailor. For people like me who've never had a suit made for them before, it removed the nervousness immediately and I wasn't made to feel like a moron! I have no idea how their suits would compare to a full blown Savile Row outfit, but I can only say that they knock the socks off anything you buy off the peg at a similar price.

I was getting a bit worried that I wouldn't get a suit in time for an event the next week and it…read morewas already Wednesday so I felt a bit sheepish asking if The Branded Suit Company would be able to sort this out for me. They were more than up to the job, I was measured up and arrangements were made for the suit to be picked up on Saturday. I was made to feel very welcome and no mention was made at all about the tight time scales of my alteration request. They have a huge range of suits and had no problem at all finding a suit to fit a larger gentleman (me). I would recommend them very highly and it is even worth a quick look in if you are just in need of a shirt or tie.

This is the second Walker Slater shop in London and probably the first in the central London area…read moreof Covent Garden. Located right opposite the famous Freemason's Hall, this is possibly the largest Walker Slater shop after the Edinburgh store. Their first London based, Walker Slater shop, is located in the Parson's Green area on the Fulham Road. Originally based in Edinburgh, Scotland, Walker Slater is known for it's tweed three-piece suits. And yes, I will most certainly recommend Walker Slater, when it comes to tweed suits.

This message is for Harry, who works at the Walker Slater on Great Queen St. I wanted to thank…read moreHarry specifically for helping me purchase what is the best suit I've ever owned, and the one I wore to my wedding. Purchasing, fitting and delivery was a seamless experience and my final wedding fit reflected Harry's solid advice. I looked and felt like a million bucks in my Walker Slater tweed.

I visited an event run by Green and Jack's in Leeds. I took thier card and measured my boyfried to…read morebuy a bespoke shirt for his birthday. Ordering was very easy online at http://www.greenandjacks.com and I did not have to visit them in Eastcote however the gentleman on the phone was very helpful. The shirt arrived after 3 weeks my boy friend was delighted since he is very atheletic and shirts off the shelf do not fit him. They were very helpful and even allowed me to have collar style that was not listed on the site since I wanted two buttons on a the english cut away collar. To cut things short the experience was wonderful and every time I spoke to them there was no call centres involved! Video link: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=BTCtrapCsY8

Great fit and good customer service. Value for money at £79read more

Tried on a three piece morning suit in the store. I advised that it may or may not arrive in time…read more When it arrived one of the items did not fit. I requested a partial refund and Moss advised they were unwilling to do so. Paying 160 quid for a morning suit for 2 days when it ended up not fitting properly was a waste of money.

I visited on a Saturday to buy a couple of suits. The staff were really good and knew what they…read morewere talking about, even telling me about discount offers that I wasn't aware of. They were able to size me pretty accurately just by looking at me, and advise on what suits would fit me best based on my body shape. Even when I second-guessed them they turned out to be right. All for quite a reasonable price. I left the place quite pleased with myself, with 2 shiny new suits.

Old school gentlemen's outfitter- you're in the right place if you want something "English". Good…read morecovert coats. Suits tend to be slight old-fashioned ( sorry, retro, or classic). Service is professional and efficient. Worth keeping an eye out for sales, as the prices are pretty competitive.

Their website is about as tired looking as their shop, but don't let this deter you!!! First class…read moreservice, great fitting coats, very high quality, and low prices! I visited on a Thursday (to check out my options for morning dress) for a Friday pickup and Sunday wedding. Normally a three day hire, they were flexible enough to let me walk out of there with it that same day. In addition, they were open for the bank holiday (to return the item), and despite a martini spill on the waistcoat, they gave me 100% deposit with no hassle. Most importantly, the fit was excellent. I was skeptical about the wide width of the pants (I'm used to a more modern cut of trousers), but they were correct, it did fit in with most attendees. The coat itself fit perfect, and did not appear tired or sloppy like other rentals. I also did a price compare, and Lipman was the least expensive option! But most importantly, I didn't look as though I'd rented anything!

One thing every man should do before he dies is to have a bespoken suit made at one of the finest…read moretailors in world. A&S has a unique house style with lived in elegance that is unlike any other suit that you will own. I flew in from the United States and immediately had my measurements taken. After two fittings and two weeks, my suit was ready to take home. Now A&S actually makes at least two trips to the United States a year. On a side note, Fred Astaire apparently had his suits made here in the old Savile Row location. I had my suits made here before Prince Charles. Clothing made here will be expensive, hand sewn, and vastly superior to anything off the rack. or that trash from Armani and Ralph Lauren.

Anderson & Sheppard apparently is the biggest tailoring house on Savile Row with allegedly around…read more1500 suits manufactured each year. They have been around for about 100 years and have catered to some of the most famous Savile Row clients. Their house style is different to most other Savile Row houses (except for the A & S pupils that opened their own businesses, like Thomas Mahon or Steven Hitchcock). There isn't anything stiff or military in their suits, and in this respect, they produce a completely different type of garment as compared to the likes of Huntsman. They use a "soft tailoring" approach with very little padding, and their suits have natural shoulders and fairly bulky sleeves. The chests and backs of their garments are also quite drapy, allowing for better movement of your arms and shoulders. Unfortunately, that takes away from the clean, slick look that many clients are looking for in a well-tailored suit. However, if you have broader shoulders, this may be the way to go. Unlike many other Savile Row tailoring houses, your initial A & S suit usually only requires two fittings and following orders often also go straight to the forward fitting and require one single fitting session. Their head cutter, John Hitchock has a reputation for being a little stiff and not taking to much input from his clients, and therefore, as a customer (especially a new one), you should be very forward about what you want and what you do not want. Otherwise, he will do everything his own way, and you are stuck with what he thinks is best (which is sometimes the best indeed, but sometimes not at all what you were hoping for). Apparently, in the past, the A & S pattern matching for pockets or sleeves was less than perfect, but it has significantly improved in the last time. I personally would not want my business suits to be made in the soft and drapy A & S style, but for tweed coats or more casual jackets or overcoats, I quite like their house style . If you want to have a closer look at the A & S style, you can take the Prince of Wales as a good example. In my opinion, with his sloping shoulders and his fairly broad hips, he would be better off with a more structured type of suit, but he still regularly makes it into the "best dressed" lists. Well done, Anderson & Sheppard !

Painless suit shopping - the way it should be…read more Totally appreciate the consultants' no fuss approach. Just name the occasion (and your dislikes) and they'll do the rest. This is my second favourite place to hunt for pieces, the first being Reiss. Trouble with the latter is they don't always have the size (i.e. model-esquesly thin) and styles I need.

Plenty of suits to choose from and not bad prices. A bit too forward sales people that did help…read morewith sizes but also thought everything was "perfect" to push the sale. I was pretty happy with my buy in the end, but either the sales man or the tailor messed up a bit since the fit was slightly worse after the customization.