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Different names for practical ‘trousers’ dating back to the first world war, when they were worn with long boots in the field and were called Breeches. Later adapted and adopted in the 1920’s when cyc … read more

Available on order forms:Curved Breast and Patch PocketsMother of Pearl ButtonsBy request:Hand Stitched ButtonholesWith our addition of Italian cloths, we thought we would offer a little Italian Style … read more

Bookster Tailoring is proud to announce a new partnership with the venerable house of Holland & Holland. Founded in 1835, the world-renowned Mayfair-based gunmaker has established itself as the fines … read more

We have some fabulous cloths in stock that were previously used for our ready to wear garments. Also some sampling lengths that were made for special orders. All excellent quality cloths, in stock … read more

BOOKSTER SPEZZATO‘Mismatched’ men’s clothing. The Italian word Spezzato literally means ‘broken’ ‘fragmented’ ‘interrupted’ ‘. Mostly it relates to the mixing of suit separates but it has taken on … read more