Made to measure
Tailored to you. Rooted in heritage.
Send your measurements from anywhere. A master tailor in Ghana replies within two working days. Lead time is four to six weeks. We remake if the fit is wrong because of our cutting, not a change of mind.
How a commission works
Four steps from brief to packed crate
Collection pieces and bespoke share the same partnered benches. A custom order is a brief sent to the atelier. A tailor replies, then cloth, cut, stand, and pack.
01
Consultation
Share your measurements and occasion. A tailor replies within two working days.
02
Design
Choose cloth, embroidery and cut, or send a reference and we draft it.
03
Crafting
Your piece is cut and stitched by hand, photographed at every stage.
04
Delivery
Shipped worldwide in four to six weeks, duties settled before dispatch.
Start your brief
Tell us the occasion, the garment, and how you measure
The house assigns the bench. You talk to Nsaano, not to a directory of shops. The same tailor who cuts the commission is the tailor who closes it.

Prefer a silhouette that already exists? Shop the collection and send custom measurements on the product, or meet the artisans who will cut a new piece.
What you can rely on
Cut in Ghana, named, inspected, then shipped
A brief is a commission, not a factory ticket. These are the same rules as a collection piece, applied to a silhouette that does not exist yet.
One garment, one pair of hands
A commission is assigned to a single tailor who cuts it, stitches it, and finishes it. Their name goes on the card that ships with the piece.
Remake if our cutting is at fault
Made-to-measure cannot be refunded for a change of mind. We remake free of charge if the fit is wrong because of our cutting.
Photographed before it ships
You receive photographs at cloth, cut, stand, and pack. Nothing leaves Ghana until it has passed inspection in Kumasi.
No surprise fees on arrival
Duties and shipping are included in the payment link. Pieces ship to the UK, USA, Canada and Germany with tracked courier.
Read more, then shop
If you want the morning in the cutting room, the journal is the place. If you want a garment that already exists, start with the collection.