Imtaz Khaliq Menswear

Imtaz will design an exquisite custom-made suit to your personal specification. The process of having a suit made involves one consultation, and one fitting, followed by the final collection. You can come to Imtaz's studio directly (where there is ample parking inside a gated complex), or take advantage of Imtaz's visiting tailoring service.

Prices start at £850 for a suit. Imtaz also offers a visiting tailoring service.

"It's much more fun to come to you Imtaz in your Dalston studio than Savile Row! I have never felt so relaxed nor looked so good in any suit that I have had before."
Nigel Cobby, Managing Director, J.P. Morgan

"Imtaz designed my wedding day outfit with superb results. I allowed her complete design freedom for my Edwardian frock coat/suit. I was not disappointed. She in fact designed my wife's wedding dress as well, so the day was a real Imtaz affair, with the outfits complementing each other. She has a real flair for colour, patterns and fabric. We went through so many swatches she sourced from obscure merchants that my head swirled. But Imtaz always maintained a steady & calm resolve to not only achieve my desires, but steering me towards something she would be proud to produce. She is a joy to work with."
Barton Macfarlane, Director, Newsnight, BBC

"Thanks for my suit that's not a suit. You saved me lot's of visits to High Street outlets who would not have had what I wanted or; if they did, it would not have been such a fantastic fit, you are magic"
Richard Wale, Architectural and industrial Designs.

"Having been hand-made by Imtaz Khaliq in her workshop in cosmopolitan Hackney, I was recently delivered to Richard Miles, a senior banker with BNP Paribas. To be honest, Richard's no great looker, but I noticed quite a few female eyes turning towards him as we spent our first day together - you could tell that, without knowing why, they were drawn to this smart, fit-looking figure. (Thanks to Imtaz's cutting expertise, I do rather a good job of disguising the inadequacies - it pains me to say this - of his physique).

You could also see his male colleagues giving instinctive respect to his new-found air of authority, and some of them even laughed at some of his jokes. (I think he put all this favourable attention down to his natural good looks, wit and charm, but I could tell he wasn't really used to it.)

My first evening was a shock. With Imtaz, I was used to mixing only with the finest materials, expertly cut. By contrast, the most charitable description of the cupboard I found myself in at the end of the day would be 'socially mixed'. One doesn't want to be a snob, but the dullness of his out-of date made-to measure suits, hanging with some very dodgy stuff apparently acquired from chain-stores, didn't make for great company. All very last-century...the good news is that I can see him sizing up some of the naffer items for the charity shop.

So my first reaction was, 'Thanks, Imtaz - thanks a bunch. I thought your clients had style.'

But on reflection, although it's obvious that I've come down in the world, there's room for optimism. He's clearly a new man since my arrival, and who knows, his career might take off now. He's going to have problems fighting off the women, and that might get us into trouble - I don't want to find myself compromised - discarded and off a hanger in some girl's flat ! If he gets himself a few decent ties and can maybe persuade Imtaz to make an exception for such a non-entity and take him on as a regular customer, I think we have a bright future. As they say, outside every successful man is a well-cut suit"
A Suit's Tale, Richard Miles, Senior Banker, BNP Paribas