
Service 01
Bespoke & made-to-measure suiting
Paper patterns cut to your measurements, half- or full-canvas jackets, three fittings and hand-finished buttonholes.
See rates and inclusions →Hand-finished · Philadelphia bespoke tailoring
From a single trouser hem to a fully canvassed three-piece or a bridal gown, our cutters chalk every fitting and price every garment in writing.
Book a fittingTailoring in Philadelphia
Too many alteration stories go wrong when a counter sends your suit to a back room nobody has met. Every Fieldstitch cutter and finisher works in our own Philadelphia workroom, trained in reading posture, balancing a canvas and pressing seams by hand.
Fit comes first
Tell us about the occasion, the date and how the garment should feel, and your cutter plans each fitting around it, with time for adjustments well ahead of the day itself.

Service 01
Paper patterns cut to your measurements, half- or full-canvas jackets, three fittings and hand-finished buttonholes.
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Service 02
Hems, waists, sleeves and invisible mending done in five to seven working days, pressed and ready to collect.
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Service 03
Collar, cuff and yoke chosen with you, a sample shirt fitted and washed first, then the order cut to match.
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Service 04
Ready-made jackets and coats taken in, shortened at the shoulder or re-cut so they sit like your own.
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Service 05
Gowns, bustles and beaded hems fitted over two or three visits, with the final press timed for the week.
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Service 06
A ninety-minute session through your wardrobe, with pieces flagged for tailoring and gaps listed.
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No extra charges for basting, pressing, standard linings or a second fitting.
Your garment stays in our workroom with your cutter from first chalk to final press.
Give us 48 hours' notice and we rebook your fitting with no reschedule fee.

“They pinned the trousers over my wedding shoes, kept every fitting on time and finished under the estimate.”
Fitting-day guides
Shoes to bring, what must fit off the rack, letting out and how far ahead to book.
Read the tailoring FAQ →Leave card details and ID numbers out; the garment, the date and a few notes are all we need.
Read the privacy notice →How fused, half-canvas and full-canvas jackets differ, and what each costs to alter later.
Read about our standards →The shoes and foundation garments you will wear with the piece. Hems and waists are pinned to them.
Eight to twelve weeks for bespoke suiting, eight to ten for bridal and five to ten working days for alterations.
Prices shown are starting points. Your written estimate confirms cloth, fittings, lining and any rush fee before the first cut is made.
Workroom notes
A few times a year: wedding-season booking reminders and garment-care notes from our cutters.