“We see a crave for constructing our own individual identities, which have nothing to do with 'norms' or definitions.”AT STEPHEN & SONS, WE BUILD IDENTITIES THROUGH WELL-TAILORED APPARELS. To build our own identities, we want to be “me”, our very own self, to be expressed in how we carry ourselves in our stylings and impressions to be made.However, offline tailors are inaccessible, nonetheless limited guidance on styling and identity building. To construct one’s identities, Stephen & Sons offers an online algorithm-enabled tailoring shop that provides an intuitive tailoring experience for personalised shirts. You may research, tailor and design your own shirt in a few clicks, and multiple visits to the tailor are no longer required.Check out what we have to offer, and do not let others define who we are.“Your identity has become what others want and expect it to be, rather than what you have always longed for – for yourself and your career.”FAQ: Why Tailored Shirts?If you are getting bored or frustrated with the fits of off-the-rack shirts, Tailored Shirts is your way to go. Tailored shirts is the optimal choice where styling and comfort co-exists, as well as offering personalised through custom designed details. With the option to select your own fabric, buttons, color and fit, tailored shirts offer you an absolute made-to-fit experience to your best personalised look.Why Stephen & Sons, The Algo-Tailor?While Hong Kong is a renowned city for quality tailoring craftsmanship, a makeover on customer experience is long overdue. Stephen & Sons is an online tailoring shop powered by an algo-tailoring technology that enables customers to tailor their own shirts over an intuitive online tailoring experience. Simply insert a couple of easily measured body measurements and select your personalised details. If the fit of the initial finished shirt does not match your body shape, we will collect your feedback and offer a replacement tailored to your needs. With Stephen & Sons, you can tailor your shirts at home without paying another visit to the tailor, nor worrying about misfits.