ComfortCommitment to

• Back neck fulcrum

  

  The fulcrum that maintains the balance of the suit is moved from the shoulder fulcrum (shoulder) to the back neck fulcrum (back of the neck).
  
  By using the back neck as a fulcrum, the weight is distributed across the shoulders, making it less noticeable. It is light to wear and fits well, and the clothes do not slip off the body even during vigorous movements, allowing you to maintain a classy look.

• Bean-shaped armholes

  

  The armholes are designed to be bean-shaped rather than oval in cross section to fit the human body, so you can move your arms up and down without strain. The garment has just the right amount of space inside and is easy to move in, so you can wear it without stress.

• Waist belt that fits around the waist

  

  The waist belt line that touches the hips of the pants runs upward from the center of the side seam toward the hips.

  

  Because they sit firmly on the hips, they maintain a distance to the knees, making them easy to move in and easy to wear, with less knee catching. They also reduce the risk of shirts riding up.

silhouetteCommitment to

• Waist Shaped Line

  

  The key to British-made suits is the balance between the volume of the chest and the three-dimensional shape line from the chest to the armpits. After taking the balance into consideration, intermediate pressing (※1) is added during the sewing process, resulting in a beautiful shape line that fits the body. The firm, well-padded shoulder line is also a symbolic detail of British style.

  *1 Intermediate press
  This refers to the process in which each part is shaped using steam heat and pressure in a press.

• S-curve in the back

  

  The condition for a beautiful suit is that the back line forms a gentle S-shape. SAVILE ROW suits are designed to have a moderate curve in the back when standing upright.
  It rises from the neck to the back, narrows from the back to the waist, and is taut from the waist to the hips. The natural weight of the fabric creates a beautiful drape, giving you a beautiful silhouette and a dignified standing posture.

• Barca pocket on chest

  

  Although it is very similar to the basic box pocket, the boat-shaped chest pocket has a gentle curve towards the side of the pocket, which is a time-consuming design that incorporates craftsmanship. It gives a sense of depth to the chest and creates a natural, more three-dimensional bust line.

• Pants back silhouette

  

  The hip area is sewn into a rounded curve, so it doesn't dig into your hips, and it creates a beautiful curve and no extra wrinkles. The line from the knees down to the hem doesn't hit your calves, and it falls beautifully to the hem, creating a beautiful standing posture.