Tailors' Keep

We’re wrapping up the year! Last official shop day for 2019 is 12/23. Please make sure you schedule appointments accordingly to pick up anything you may need during the closure. Both shops will reopen on January 2nd,… instagram.com/p/B6RESYNHjxi/…

616 Washington St Shop Expansion Coming Very Soon...🏁 @ Tailors' Keep instagram.com/p/B011m_vHld_/…

Last year, we decided to dip into the neck-tie world. We figured, well, why not produce them in Italy by hand while consciously using Italian silks, wools, linens, and cottons? We believe your tie should be the same level of quality and detail as your suit and shirt.

All of the congrats to our newly-wed friends Mayra and Felipe! You couldn't have looked more stunning on your big day.

If you're looking to score a bespoke suit in SF, look no further than our humble brick and mortar. In case you missed it, we're featured on 7x7.com. Check it out 7x7.com/custom-suits-m…

Dormeuil cloth, said to be the finest & most coveted in the world now sits on our shelf. We'll always be advocates of the investment of custom-made clothing, and anything from these emerald collections will assist you in taking you further into your forever-evolving style journey

Zachary and Jessica met over a shared love of all things opera, so it was only fitting that their marriage would happen on stage. Congratulations to Jessica and to Zachary, who was dressed in Tailors' Keep custom tuxedo. Read the article on SF Chronicle: #photo-14792251" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sfchronicle.com/style/unionsqu…

We beg you to be different than the masses...which is really just being you. Pictured: a double-breasted lambswool/cashmere blend with a complex blend of charcoal, navy, rust, and various shades of deep green.

People don't come in a few preset sizes, so why should your shirt? If you haven't looked into custom-made clothing-- a shirt is a great place to start. We're always happy to answer questions during your appointment about any of the other custom pieces we're able to create too.

A rare quiet moment here at our 618 Washington Street location.

Having a suit custom-made for your wedding day is one of the greatest ways to memorialize the most important day of your life. Louis let us handle the creation of a olive flannel trim-fitting get-up for his special day. Featured here on @MarthaWeddings: marthastewartweddings.com/618793/palm-sp…

Stay sharp. Pictured, a glen plaid sport coat goes under the knife for some shoulder reduction work plus a little sleeve shortening. Thankfully in this case, the sleeves were shortened the perfect amount that allowed us to maintain a lined-up plaid from sleeve to body.

Make your first look your best look like our friend Happy did in this light-weight flannel custom-made suit on his wedding day.

We want to see your photos! If you post outfits incorporating our garments on Instagram, tag us so we can share them! Here's Jordan again, but wearing his 3-piece suit in a classic Holland and Sherry caramel donegal tweed.

If you haven't made it to the shop in a while, you probably haven't seen our new additional fitting room. It's an elegant, comfortable, and private space designed to make you feel right at home. You know...leather, liquor, and linens.

We're honored whenever a couple allows us to play a small role in the most magical day of their lives. These are the moments that remind us that we're in this business for a reason, and an exciting one to boot. Congrats Peter and Emily.

With the wedding suit, a groom often gets the chance to design a suit for the big day (obviously), but also is designing a suit for post-wedding wear. Believe us, its not a faux-pas to throw on your fresh woolens and romp around the city.

Pick your poison. Handmade Italian ties now available in the shop or online.

If Valentine's Day sneaked up on you, we've got the perfect gift idea: Visit our website and book an appointment for your sweetheart to come visit us in the next several days. We'll help them step their style game up! They'll thank you and you'll thank us.

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