Midnight Worsted
Super 130s · Vitale Barberis · All season
From £4,800Savile Row · Est. 2011
Every Loom & Line commission begins with cloth — not a size chart. Select your fabric, define your silhouette, and follow a fitting journey measured in millimeters, not marketing claims. One garment. One pattern. Yours alone.
Super 130s merino wool from Vitale Barberis Canonico. Deep navy with a crisp hand — structured enough for boardrooms, soft enough for all-day wear.
Cloth library
We stock worsteds, flannels, and seasonal weights from England, Italy, and Japan. Every bolt is inspected for hand, drape, and recovery before it earns a place on our table. Hover a swatch — the garment above updates in real time.
Super 130s · Vitale Barberis · All season
From £4,800Super 120s · Holland & Sherry · All season
From £4,600Super 110s · Loro Piana · Spring/Summer
From £5,200100% camel · Scabal · Autumn/Winter
From £5,800Tweed · Magee · Autumn/Winter
From £4,400Super 100s · Fox Brothers · Winter
From £4,900The fitting journey
Bespoke is not a product — it is a sequence of decisions made with your cutter, recorded in a paper pattern that lives in our archive for life. Scroll to walk through each stage.
90 minutes in a private fitting room. We discuss lifestyle, posture, and the wardrobe you are building — not just the suit you think you need. Cloth samples spread across the table. No rush.
Your cutter takes 28 body measurements and notes asymmetries most ready-to-wear ignores — one shoulder lower, a slight forward tilt, the way you hold your arms when you walk.
The garment returns in loosely stitched baste form — structure without finish. We pin, mark, and adjust until the cloth falls cleanly from shoulder to hem. This is where fit becomes personal.
Canvassed, padded, and partially finished. We refine the silhouette — suppress the waist, adjust the lapel roll, confirm button stance. The suit is recognizably yours.
Final press, quality inspection, and delivery in a cedar garment bag with your name embossed. Your pattern is archived — reordering a trouser or a summer weight takes a single call.
Process section · journey panel · about page
Construction
Every Loom & Line jacket is fully canvassed — a horsehair and cotton interlining that moulds to your body over time. No fused glue. No shortcuts. The difference is not visible on day one; it is unmistakable by year three.
A floating chest piece of horsehair canvas is pad-stitched by hand — roughly 1,800 stitches per jacket — allowing the lapel to roll naturally and the front to drape without collapsing.
Craft section · construction callout · press kit
Lookbook
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The house
Loom & Line opened on Savile Row in 2011 with a single premise: the best suit is the one made for one person, by people who will remember their name. We employ twelve cutters and tailors. We produce roughly 400 commissions per year. We do not wholesale. We do not rush.
"I've worn bespoke for twenty years. Loom & Line is the first house that asked how I sit in a board meeting before they touched a tape measure."
"The baste fitting alone justified the commission. They pinned until the shoulder line disappeared. I've never had that from ready-to-wear or made-to-measure."
"I ordered a second suit in flannel without a fitting — they pulled my pattern, I chose cloth over the phone, and it arrived perfect. That archive promise is real."
Private appointment
Consultations are complimentary and unhurried. London appointments are Tuesday through Saturday; New York, by appointment twice monthly. Tell us your timeline — we will tell you honestly if we can meet it.