I cut and make everything myself which means I have full control of each project from start to finish. It might not be the most efficient way to work, most tailors specialise and then work as a team, but it does mean that I never have to compromise.

Each piece I make is completely unique, made to fit the customer perfectly, and they are generally subtle and understated. When you see somebody wearing a bespoke suit, you will know instantly that it is special but might not be able to put your finger on why that is.

The first suit I made was for my father, and I was so proud to see him wearing it. I would always encourage anyone that is learning the craft to make pieces for their friends and family in their own time, it is the best way to get ahead.

I think there will always be a demand. My customers are not wearing suits because they have to, but because they want to, it is a passion for quality and high-end craftsmanship. And there is nothing quite like wearing something that has been made especially for you.