Tailoring house theme: an index of the wardrobe in expanded capitals
editorialStore name in expanded capitals at the left, menu links beside it, search, account and bag at the right
marqueeThe same header with a slow scrolling announcement strip above it
compactThe same header with a shorter menu, for stores that want the content to lead
stackedStore name on its own row with the menu links on a second row beneath
atelierThe store name in large capitals above link columns, social links and a quiet bottom row
minimalThe store name in large capitals above social links and a quiet bottom row
conciergeThe store name in large capitals with a contact call to action above the bottom row
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Every piece starts with the shape it should hold on the body: where the shoulder sits, how the trouser falls, how long the coat runs. Then the cloth is chosen to keep that shape through a working day.
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brand-storyHeading + body + image side-by-side, for your story
Tailoring, cut plainly and worn often
Tailoring here starts with the line: a shoulder that sits, a trouser that falls straight, a coat long enough to cover the jacket underneath.
The cloth is chosen for weight and how it moves. Wool suiting, cotton gabardine, poplin and fine-gauge knit: a short list, repeated across the seasons, so every piece works with the last one you bought.
standardsNumbered feature list with a contact spotlight — for craftsmanship, sourcing, or service pillars
It sits where your shoulder ends, never past it.
Trousers drop straight from the hip to the shoe.
Weight enough to hold its line by evening.
It works with what's already on the rail.
editorial-gridRefined editorial catalog grid — default for browsing collections
The latest pieces, across the wardrobe.
lookbook-carouselScrollable lookbook row — for styled outfits or seasonal drops
featured-storyOne product set large with a paragraph beside it, then the rest of the chosen products in a grid beneath
One suit, three ways to wear it: with poplin, with a fine knit, or split with pleated trousers.
Tailoring
A navy two-button suit with notch lapels and a trouser with a slim, straight leg.
₦385,000₦340,000
index-listThe cutting list: one row per product, the name in capitals, a dotted leader and the price; a thumbnail appears on hover
Every piece, by name and price.
quick-shopGrid with visible size/colour options and an always-on quick-add action — for fast repeat purchases
spotlightOne data-bound signature piece — resolved name, enriched price, media, availability and route; only supporting description and CTA label are editable. align: left|right sits the image beside the copy (mirrored), align: top runs a full-width image above centred copy — alternate it when a page stacks several spotlights.
Tailoring
Half-canvassed through the chest, so the lapel rolls. Jacket, waistcoat and trouser, to wear together or apart.
₦420,000
View pieceeditorial-cardsLarge card tiles with copy — for named collections or stories
index-heroThe home's first screen: an index of the wardrobe. Each entry is a category name in large capitals with a short sub-line, and the photograph beside it shows the entry being pointed at.
split-heroImage-led campaign carousel with a compact caption plate and visual slide index
Wool suiting, cotton gabardine, poplin and fine knit: a short list of cloths, chosen for weight and how they move.
Shop tailoringposter-heroType-led campaign poster with a dominant canvas and offset editorial image card
Tailoring for every day: the suit, the coat, the trouser, the shirt.
Shop the wardrobefolio-sliderFull-width folio cover with a quiet caption band and indexed slide controls
Send a measurement from a piece you love and get a size back.
Write to the houselookbook-mosaicMulti-image mosaic collage — for editorial lookbook gallery layouts
testimonialsExternal review screenshots (Google, Instagram, etc.) set in plain rows beside their quotes
Wore the waistcoat alone at the reception once the jacket came off. Looked just as sharp.
The poplin is crisp without being stiff. I bought a second one a week later.
Long enough to cover a suit jacket, which is all I wanted from a trench.
diptychTwo large campaign images side-by-side with independent captions — a still, considered opening statement
defaultShowroom details, direct contact channels, opening hours, and an optional precise-location map
Send a measurement or a question about a piece, and the house will reply.