For some people, detail isn’t optional.

It’s instinct.

George came to RN Tailoring for a three-piece suit and custom shirt for his wedding day — but as a graphic designer by trade, he knew exactly what he was looking for. Precision. Balance. Proportion. Clean lines.

And he had already been disappointed elsewhere.

“I’d been to so many high street shops for their ‘custom’ suits and I just didn’t feel they were right.”

Something was always slightly off. The fit close, but not exact. The finish good, but not refined.

The first time he walked into Richard’s shop, that changed.

“First time I met Richard I just instantly knew and paid the deposit there and then.”

Sometimes you can tell when you’re in the right hands.

A Fit That Spoke for Itself

On his wedding day, the difference was unmistakable.

“I’ve never had a suit fit me so well.”

Not just with the jacket on — but throughout the day.

“Even when I took my jacket off in the evening I still felt amazing.”

That’s the mark of a properly balanced three-piece. The waistcoat holds structure. The shirt fits cleanly through the torso. The silhouette remains sharp from ceremony to reception.

“Everyone said how smart I looked.”

But the confidence began long before the wedding.

After collecting the suit, George admits he tried it on repeatedly at home — just to look again.

“I was that impressed with it and just couldn’t wait to wear it on the big day.”

That anticipation says more than any review could.

The Difference Is in the Detail

As someone who works in design, George notices proportion and finish instinctively.

So when he felt the jacket was slightly too big and the waistcoat sitting a touch high at the first try-on, he said so.

What happened next defined the experience.

“Richard pinned it all whilst I was wearing it and within a couple of days had me go back to the shop. He’d sorted it all and the suit fit me so well.”

No defensiveness. No delay. Just adjustment and precision.

The result? A waistcoat sitting exactly where George wanted it. A jacket balanced to his frame. A shirt cut to complement the full silhouette.

“My suit and shirt was everything I wanted.”

Even his partner — aware of his high standards — was surprised by how little needed changing after the first fitting.

“I’m extremely picky with stuff and attention to detail… my partner was so shocked I didn’t have much to change.”

When someone who works in visual detail every day is satisfied, that carries weight.

More Than Just the Garment

Beyond the fit itself, George highlights something equally important — Richard’s manner.

“Richard’s mannerism and attention to detail. He answers any questions and makes you feel at ease.”

That comfort matters. Particularly in the build-up to a wedding, where every decision can feel heightened.

“Amazing guy. Beautiful suits.”

Sometimes the simplest summaries are the most accurate.

And perhaps the clearest sign of satisfaction?

“I will be in touch again for another suit soon.”

Because when something is made properly the first time, you don’t look elsewhere the second.

A Tailor’s Reflection

At RN Tailoring, bespoke means listening closely — and refining even the smallest detail until it sits exactly as it should. Because when the fit is right, confidence follows naturally.