
Thirty-one years at the house. Cuts for three generations of the same families.
(The house)

Founded in 1906 at No. 11 Savile Row. Four floors, twenty-two tailors and a pattern for every client we have ever had.
(Since 1906)
Arthur Lapel opens a cutting room at No. 11, with one apprentice.
A royal warrant, and a dinner suit for a coronation.
Our cutters watch the Beatles play on the roof of No. 3.
Our first ladies’ cutter, and a waiting list within a year.
Trunk shows begin in New York and Tokyo.
Four floors, twenty-two tailors, one bell.
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(The cutters)

Thirty-one years at the house. Cuts for three generations of the same families.

Trained at the house from sixteen. Leads our women’s commissions.

Makes forty coats a year, every buttonhole by hand.

From Naples to Savile Row. Known for the cleanest waistband in London.
