Timothy Everest

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Overview

Timothy Everest is a British tailoring house specializing in bespoke suits with a 'classic with a twist' aesthetic. Founded in 1989, it gained prominence through work on films like Mission: Impossible and service to high-profile clients in film, television, and awards. The brand operates from Grey Flannel on Chiltern Street, blending traditional Savile Row techniques with modern innovation, and offers made-to-measure options alongside full bespoke services.

History

Timothy Everest founded the company in 1989 after working with Tommy Nutter. It built a reputation in bespoke tailoring over 30 years, expanding into film and television costuming, notably Mission: Impossible. Recently, Timothy Everest co-owns Grey Flannel menswear store on Chiltern Street, maintaining focus on bespoke while entering its 30th year.

Product Lines

Product Line	Positioning	Price Range
Bespoke Suits	Custom-tailored with original twists	$3,500 - $6,000+
Made-to-Measure Collection	Classic style with modern edge	$1,200 - $2,500
Dinner Suits	Bespoke evening wear	$3,000 - $5,000

Manufacturing

Garments are crafted in-house in London by head cutter Fred Nieddu and team, following traditional bespoke methods with high-quality fabrics. Production emphasizes handwork and customization at their Chiltern Street base.

Notable Products

Mission: Impossible Suits - Bespoke suits designed for film stunts including rooftop chases and train fights.
Business Suit in Lightweight Cloth - Plain city suit using fine handle fabric suitable for hot weather.
Velvet Dinner Jacket - No-vent jacket with grosgrain facings and fine velvet.

Reputation

Enthusiasts praise Timothy Everest for innovative bespoke tailoring and film pedigree, with Fred Nieddu noted as an underrated cutter. It holds strong among professionals for quality and originality at competitive pricing versus Savile Row peers. Some view made-to-measure as a solid entry but prefer full bespoke for the signature touch.

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