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Wardrobe Assessment

Christopher Turner Couture cloth swatch ledger for custom tailoring and wardrobe planning

Private tailoring begins with understanding the gentleman. We consider how he lives, what he actually wears, what continues to serve him well, and what may genuinely be missing. From there, we develop a thoughtful plan for what should come next—now, over time, or perhaps not at all.

Pattern Development & Fittings

Measurements are only the beginning. Each CTC commission is developed through a muslin fitting process that allows us to study posture, balance, proportion, movement and comfort before the finished garment is completed.

Through subsequent fittings, the pattern and garment are refined to the individual—not simply to a set of measurements. The objective is clothing that feels natural on the body, remains balanced in movement and expresses the proportions of the CTC house style.

Three Expressions of the House

One approach to design and fit, expressed through three distinct levels of construction.

1156 Custom
From $2,995

Our opening expression of custom tailoring. 1156 Custom combines full-canvas construction with CTC design, individual pattern development and our muslin and multiple-fitting process. Tailored clothing begins with Super 110's wool from Reda of Biella, Italy.

Tailoring patterns representing 1156 Custom construction at Christopher Turner Couture

Atelier Custom
From $5,495

A more extensively hand-tailored expression of Christopher Turner Couture, incorporating more than 30 hours of handwork. Atelier Custom combines a higher level of hand construction with the same CTC control of design, pattern, proportion and fit.

Brown checked jacket detail representing Atelier Custom tailoring at Christopher Turner Couture

Bespoke
From $6,595

The purest expression of Christopher Turner Couture. Bespoke builds upon our highest level of hand tailoring with additional hand cutting and hand pad-stitching, brought together through CTC's individual pattern development and exacting fitting process.

Hands cutting cloth for a bespoke Christopher Turner Couture garment

PRIVATE TAILORING

Begin With a Conversation

Private tailoring begins by understanding what you need—not by deciding what you should buy. Whether considering a single garment or developing a wardrobe over time, the first step is a conversation.

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