WEDDING GENTS Create a Fully Bespoke Groom or Groomsman Suit by Stowers London

Look your best on your wedding day with a full bespoke, custom tailored suit from Stowers London. Ray Stowers spent nearly a quarter of a century working as the Bespoke Manager of Gieves & Hawkes, before co-founding the business with his son Chris in 2007. The family-owned business has designed garmets for royalty, heads of state, and world-renowned athletes. Stowers London set about revolutionizing Savile Row when Ray discovered a gap in the market. Offering accessible made-in-Britain tailoring, each suit is completely unique to each client. No other tailor on The Row provides a more personal service – whether creating a crocodile leather jacket or 22-carat gold pinstripe – Stowers prides themselves on giving clients exactly what they want; “the principle of our business,” says Ray, “is that we manage people’s wardrobes.” At your initial consultation, enjoy a private event for you and your party in the Stowers showroom, including complimentary beverages from the fully-stocked bar. This is the time to discuss your initial ideas, style and design preferences. From initial consultation to delivery of your suit, your Tailoring Consultant will advise you throughout the process. Your body measurements will be taken to ensure your suit is tailored to your posture and movement, and from this your personal pattern will be made. Select cloths from over 10,000 fabrics. Personalise your suit with fine accents on the pockets, belt loops, buttons and linings, and have your name and wedding date embroidered, to create a distinctly individual garment. As a TRULY guest, you’ll also receive a complimentary bespoke pocket square and neckwear; handmade from the cloth of your choice. Stowers on-site cutters use the finest British fabrics. When you return for a first fitting and future consultations, the garment will be gradually built around you. During these stages, you’ll have the opportunity to discuss and develop your suit further. "The key,” says Ray, “is trust and understanding.”