Charcoal wool cloth, shears, chalk, and thread spools arranged on a lamplit workbench

The Masterpiece Gallery

A collection of artisanal precision, where heritage tailoring meets the modern silhouette.

The Gallery

One Cut, Five Colourways

A man in an oversized black suit, tailored wide, standing beneath the backlit ALFAYED sign in the Cairo house
Oversized Tailoring

The Black Two-Piece

Tailored wide through the shoulder and leg in matte black, worn beneath the backlit ALFAYED sign in the Cairo house.

A man in a relaxed oversized cream suit, standing beneath the backlit ALFAYED sign in the Cairo house
Oversized Tailoring

The Cream Two-Piece

The same oversized, relaxed cut in soft cream, photographed against the Cairo house's textured wall.

A man in an oversized white suit with an open collar, standing beneath the backlit ALFAYED sign in the Cairo house
Oversized Tailoring

The White Two-Piece

An open collar and a bright white finish, worn beneath the ALFAYED sign in the Cairo house.

A man in an oversized dark-brown double-breasted suit, standing beneath the backlit ALFAYED sign in the Cairo house
Oversized Tailoring

The Brown Two-Piece

A double-breasted cut in deep brown, finished with a silver chest clasp.

A man in an oversized pale-lilac suit with a soft shoulder, standing beneath the backlit ALFAYED sign in the Cairo house
Oversized Tailoring

The Lilac Two-Piece

The softest shoulder and the palest colourway of the five, closed with a single clasp.

The Fabric Selection

Every garment starts with the cloth — chosen by feel, for how it drapes, wears, and holds its shape season to season.

A folded square of navy suiting fabric
Navy Suiting
A folded square of charcoal herringbone wool fabric
Charcoal Herringbone
A folded square of pale grey suiting fabric
Pale Grey Suiting
Tailor selecting fabric swatches by lamplight

The Master's Touch

The invisible details that define perfection

Close-up of dense hand-stitching along a wool seam edge

Milanese Buttonhole

A hallmark of true bespoke. Each hole is hand-cut and reinforced with hundreds of silk thread loops for a distinct, sculptural finish.

Close-up of a beige lining folded back against charcoal wool, seam and button visible

Floating Canvas

Instead of glue, we use a floating horsehair canvas that molds to your body over time, providing structure while breathing naturally.

Close-up of hand pick-stitching along a wool lapel edge

Pick Stitching

The subtle hand stitching along the edges of the lapel and pockets, proving the garment was finished entirely by hand.

Begin Your Own Legacy

Work with our master tailors to design a garment that is uniquely yours, crafted to the highest standards of the Savile Row tradition.

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