Hand Cut.
Hand-tailored. Handsome.
Hand Cut. Hand-tailored. Handsome.
There is no basic template for a Maurice Sedwell
Ultra-Bespoke suit. Each cut, each fitting, and
every stitch is crafted especially for you.
There is no basic template for a Maurice Sedwell Ultra-Bespoke suit. Each cut, each fitting, and every stitch is crafted especially for you.
About the House
Founded in 1938.
Maurice Sedwell began on Fleet Street before winning the Gold Medal for the Lounge Suit at the Federation of Merchant Taylors’ national competition in 1956. That recognition brought the house to Savile Row, the home of the world's finest tailors, where it has remained ever since.
Andrew Ramroop OBE joined in 1974 as an understudy to Maurice Sedwell himself. In 1988, he bought the business, becoming the first Black owner of a Savile Row tailoring house. He has dressed heads of state, sporting legends, and cultural icons. He leads the house to this day.
As Featured in:
The Maurice Sedwell Experience
Among those we have dressed:
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Mark Ramprakash
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Sir David Adjaye OBE
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Robin Van Persie
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Samuel L. Jackson
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Brian Lara
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Tony Curtis
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Prof. Henry Louis Gates Jr.
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Neil Latchman Opera Tenor
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Etienne Charles
Trunk shows. New collections. Invitations.
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Articles & Press
The MET Superfine Exhibition
Maurice Sedwell cloth and tools on display at
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
The MET Superfine Exhibition
Maurice Sedwell cloth and tools on display at
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Vogue
Andrew Ramroop discusses his journey
to Savile Row, the values that underpin his
craft, and the legacy of Maurice Sedwell
in this feature for Vogue.
Vogue
Andrew Ramroop discusses his journey to Savile Row, the values that underpin his craft, and the legacy of Maurice Sedwell in this feature for Vogue.
