Made To Your Measurements

The Approach

I make garments for one body at a time — the pattern drawn from nothing, to measurements taken by my own hand, because in fifteen years of measuring I have never once met a symmetric body. The right shoulder sits lower, or one arm runs long, and a garment is either cut to that truth or it spends its life apologising for it.

There are two ways to be dressed by me. For Bespoke, I come to you. For the Collection, you come to me.

Two Doors

How It Works

You're measured — at your address, or at mine.

→ Your pattern is cut.

→ Your garment is made.

→ Your measurements are kept.

→ Your garment is ready for delivery.

The Founder

Every garment this atelier makes passes through my hands twice: at the beginning, when I take your measurements and design the garment myself, and at the end, when nothing is delivered that I haven't inspected and approved. Between those moments, there is a team — a cutter who has worked beside me for fifteen years, since before the atelier had a name, and hands for finishing, quality control, and logistics — because those years taught me that the best work comes from people who do one thing daily, not one person doing everything adequately. But you will never be measured, fitted, or answered by anyone but me. One client, one name, one person responsible.

Testimonials

As a tall woman, I had trouble finding trousers, skirts, and blouses that fit. Camilo introduced me to The Collection at my very first appointment — every garment came from the book, and they fit really well. One last note, the garments were delivered ahead of schedule. I was very happy.

  • Ashley C. Greenville, South Carolina

I have been Camilo's client for eight years — suits, blazers, and shirts, for work and for weekends. At my first appointment, he suggested a half-lined light navy suit with lower patch pockets, and he was right — I use it for everything now.

  • Shaan S. Hong Kong

At my first Bespoke appointment, Camilo asked to see my wardrobe before he'd recommend anything — what suited my skin tone, my body shape, the way I actually live. Seven years on, he's made my suits, tuxedos, blazers, chinos, and shirts.

  • Robert K. London