Master tailor Rory Duffy shinks the cloth, chalks the sample, and cuts the items for a handcraft bespoke match coat. Like a blank canvas, uncut fabric is all purity and guarantee. Bespoke clients know the historical ritual of getting a tailor drape a few yards over their shoulder, luxuriating in the hand and fall of the product alone. It’s a straightforward, primal satisfaction recalling the historical part of cloth as treasure: a token and totem of wealth, the artisanal pride of nations. Fabric today
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