Tailoring Legacy since 1858

A meeting will be set with Rory either at his workshop in Ireland or at a location of your choosing.

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Together we will discuss your wardrobe, style, lifestyle and what is your overall expectations are when selecting a bespoke suit.

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With thousands of cloths to choose from, we will help you narrow down your choices to a select few.

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Next, we will take your measurements, study your figure and make that first cut in your unique oak tag pattern. Using patented instruments and tools designed by our Master Tailor, a three dimensional understanding of your unique physical idiosyncrasies start to take shape.

All patterns and cloths are cut by our master tailor, Rory Duffy, in his workshop. 

Rory's in-house team makes up that all-important first fitting under Rory’s watchful eye. A pattern is only as good as the team of artisans that sew it together.

Not leaving anything to chance, Rory ensures that every garment to leave his sight is a true representation of what he and his brand are trying to achieve.

Within three weeks of the first consultation, you will be invited back for your first pocket baste fitting.

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This first step is all about posture and balance. We need to be sure of the hang of the suit before preceding with fit and form.

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Detailed notes, photos and recordings are taken of each session for quality assurance purposes.

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After each fitting, the garments return to Rory’s workshop for the rip and remark.

After three weeks in Rory's workshop, the suit is ready for its second
fitting. The garment is now close to the finishing stage. The suit is made bar the finishing stitches such as buttonholes and edge stitching.

With extra cloth allowances at crucial seams (inlay), any necessary alterations can still be made.

The final alterations and finishing are done in Rory's workshop. The garments are checked over to ensure the highest possible quality is attained.

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The buttonholes are sewn in by hand and the whole garment is pressed off and buttoned by Rory and his team.

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The garment is then hand-delivered to the client to ensure they are satisfied with the fit, feel and craftsmanship.