At Reeves, we believe that dressing for a black tie event is not just about following a dress code; it's an opportunity to showcase your individuality and impeccable style.

A tweed suit is a classic and timeless piece of men's bespoke suiting. It is made from tweed, a rugged woolen fabric known for its durability and resistance to harsh weather conditions. Tweed suits are typically associated with traditional British style, particularly the aristocratic and hunting cultures of the Scottish and Irish countryside. They are often characterized by their earthy and muted color palette, as well as their distinctive herringbone or houndstooth patterns. 

If you want to dress your best, a well-tailored suit is key. A bespoke suit is a cut above the rest. Unlike off-the-rack suits, which are mass-produced in standard sizes, bespoke suits are made for the individual in more ways than one. Let's take a closer look at the major components of a bespoke suit and compare them to their off-the-rack counterparts.

Selecting the right fabric is essential when creating a bespoke suit that accurately reflects your personal style and taste. The fabric not only impacts the look and feel of your suit but also its durability and comfort. In this article, we will guide you through the process of choosing the perfect fabric for your bespoke suit, so you can create a garment that you will cherish for years to come.

The process of buying a bespoke suit may feel daunting at first, but your tailor will help guide you through the 4 major steps.  Reeves offers an exclusive experience for those seeking the very finest in bespoke tailoring. The consultation process is always led personally by David Reeves in an appointment only environment at our showroom in Union Square.

Something to keep in mind when next on the red carpet.