He arrives
Ivory,
hand worked
Chikankari across the chest, a mandarin band at the throat, churidar broken clean at the ankle. This is how most men walk in.
Cloth Cotton silk, hand embroidered
Bespoke tailoring, Hoshiarpur
Where tradition
meets trend
Scroll
Ivory,
The measure
Taken
in the round
Chest, waist, sleeve, shoulder, the drop from nape to hem. Eleven numbers, taken once, kept on file for every garment after.
Fit Made to measure
The crossing
Both at
once
A navy jacket over an ivory kurta. Most houses make you choose one wardrobe or the other. We cut both in the same room, for the same man.
House Tradition and trend
The suit
Closed at
the waist
Notch lapel, clean shoulder, one button fastened and the second left alone. Trouser broken once over the shoe, never twice.
Cloth Wool blend, midnight navy
00/ 08
The sherwani
For the
one day
Closed through the chest, released below the waist, embroidered by hand down the placket. Worn once and photographed for fifty years, so we fit it three times.
Finish Hand embroidery, churidar
For her
Fabric,
then form
Women choose the cloth first here, from the bolt, in daylight. The anarkali and the drape are drafted around what she picked, not the other way round.
Service Women's fabrics and couture
The floor
Four rails,
one hand
Kurta, sherwani, two-piece, anarkali. Luxury streetwear on one rail and bespoke couture on the next, cut by the same people.
House The full range
The detail
The last
quarter-inch
The collar is the only part of a garment that sits against the face all evening. It is stitched last, slowest, and by one person.
Pride Clients who look like masterpieces
05/ 08
House of Ruttba
Come in and
be measured.
Every piece is cut to one person. Call ahead so the cloth is out and the room is yours, then come to The Mall Road and we will begin.