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With 17 years' experience in tailoring luxury clothing, I save the most in-demand executives time by consulting on their wardrobes to deliver bespoke clothing solutions. The result - more time to focus on the important things in life, such as family, health and career. I simplify the end-to-end process involved in the need to look your best, feel your most confident and as a result - achieve the best outcomes in professional and social life.Founded in 1966, Tom James is the world’s largest provider of on-demand custom-made clothing. We are 100% employee owned. As owners, our perspective, passion, and commitment to those we serve sets us uniquely apart.Our business grows by word of mouth and referral only. Tom James does not invest in advertising or operate expensive shop fronts - two significant savings we pass onto our clients.Tom James operates in a vertically-integrated manner unheard of in the clothing industry. From sheep to suit, we control the entire manufacturing process assuring the provenance of our clothing. Ethically sourced and responsibly crafted, the cloth in our garments is woven in our own textile mills and then sewn in our own workshops. This means less markup from process to process and increased control over quality, fit, selection, and product innovation.We celebrate a manufacturing heritage of excellence that dates back nearly 200 years. Since 1836, our in-house fabric merchant Holland & Sherry has been supplying cloth to prestigious tailors and luxury labels around the world. From its headquarters on historic Savile Row in London, Holland & Sherry provides the world's finest Merino wool, cashmere, mohair, vicuna, silk, cotton and linen cloth.As a large scale manufacturer, we are sustainability focused. To reduce our environmental footprint, our shirt facility is 100% solar-powered and water treatment practices at our textile mills return clean water back to the environment. Overproduction is fashion's biggest environmental problem. Our on-demand model produces only as many garments as are needed by our customers, eliminating the significant waste so prevalent in our industry. By definition this is the only way to produce clothing sustainably.

Listed skills include Apparel, Styling, Sales, Fit, and 13 others.

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  University Of Nottingham

  Classics