About Fieldstitch
Patient cutters, careful hands, no surprise invoices.
Plenty of people know someone whose cheap alteration quote doubled once the suit had already been unpicked. Fieldstitch was started in Philadelphia to work the other way round.
How a Fieldstitch commission runs
We see the garment first, then price it.
Guessing a price over the phone to win a booking only hurts you at the final fitting. For bespoke and bridal work we start with a full measuring appointment and a close look at how you stand and walk, so the right pattern and cloth are chosen first time. Every cutter and finisher works in our own workroom, trained in reading posture, balancing a canvas, hand-felling linings and careful, courteous fittings.
- Measuring and posture notes
- Itemised written quote
- Cloth samples on request
- Basted first fitting
- Hand-sewn buttonholes
- Pressed for collection
Cloth, construction & aftercare
Your options, set out before you book.
Fieldstitch sources wool, linen and cotton from established mills and sets out fused, half-canvas and full-canvas construction in writing, with the cost, the weight and how easily each can be altered later. We also explain which adjustments are free after collection, so you can choose the level of construction before any cloth is cut.