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Inside the Lockdown Weekly Shirt Rotation

Inside the Lockdown Weekly Shirt Rotation
Inside the Lockdown Weekly Shirt Rotation That Sunday night feeling has in no way abated for having worked at home for nearly a year.  In fact, it...

Fused vs. Canvassed suits

Fused vs. Canvassed suits
Fused vs. Canvassed suits   A question we are starting to hear more often at Mullen & Mullen is how our suits are constructed? Suit constructio...

Ask the tailor: What's the difference between bias binding and kick tape?

Ask the tailor: What's the difference between bias binding and kick tape?
Photo by Michael Each month we ask our expert tailors to address one of your most frequent questions. This month we’re explaining all about th...

Ask the tailor: What type of pockets should I choose?

Photo by Michael Each month we ask our expert tailors to address one of your most frequent questions. This month we’re talking pocket styles. Whic...

Ask the Tailor: What is a French Bearer?

Photo by Michael Each month we ask our expert tailors to address one of your most frequent questions. This month we’re exploring French bearers. W...

Ask the Tailor: How do Gussets Work?

Photo source Each month we ask our expert tailors to address one of your most frequent questions. This month we’re talking gussets. What are they...

Ask the Tailor: Should My Lapel Be Notched or Peaked?

Photo by Michael Each month we ask our expert tailors to address one of your most frequent questions. This month we’re addressing lapels: should...

Ask the Tailor: What is a House Style?

Photo by Michael Each month we ask our expert tailors to address one of your most frequent questions. This month we’re giving you the lowdown on ...

Ask the Tailor: How Many Buttons Should I Choose?

Photo by Michael Each month we ask our expert tailors to address one of your most frequent questions. This month we’re talking buttons: how many ...

Ask the Tailor: What do Super Counts Mean?

Photo by Michael Each month we ask our expert tailors to address one of your most frequent questions. This month we’re lifting the lid on super co...

Ask the Tailor: Do I Need a Ticket Pocket?

Photo by Michael Each month we ask our expert tailors to address one of your most frequent questions. This month we’re covering the issue of tick...

Ask the Tailor: How Long Should a Proper Fitting Take?

Photo by Michael Each month we ask our expert tailors to address one of your most frequent questions. This month we’re talking about fittings. Ho...

Considering Bespoke?

Every commission begins with a conversation. Here are answers to some of the questions we're often asked.

Business suits start from £999 for single or double breasted, and from £1,299 for a three-piece with waistcoat. Wedding suits start from £999, averaging around £1,500 depending on cloth and detailing.

The standard turnaround is 10 weeks from first fitting to collection. An express service is available in 5 weeks for an additional fee.

Yes. Alongside the York and London showrooms, Mullen & Mullen serves Sheffield and Manchester by arrangement, with fittings available at a client's home or office.

An independent, family-run business with over 50 years of combined experience in the industry, we pride ourselves on exceptional value: quality that speaks for itself without the inflated price tag. Fittings are in person and unhurried, built around a conversation about how a garment should look, fit, and feel, from a standout velvet jacket to a quietly sharp business suit.

The York showroom is at Unit 3, Middlethorpe Business Park, Sim Balk Ln, YO23 2BD, open by appointment Monday to Saturday, 9:30–5:30.

The London showroom is at 35 Sackville Street, Mayfair, W1S 3EG, open by appointment only.

Yes. Fittings can take place at a client's home or office instead of a showroom, at no extra call-out fee.

Bespoke shirts start from £180, made from English and European mill cloths with a choice of over 60 collar and cuff styles.

A bespoke suit is cut to a client's own measurements rather than a standard size, through a multiple-fitting process designed to get the fit right before it's finished. Cloth, lining, buttons, and detailing are all chosen individually rather than fixed in advance.

This individual approach also means better quality and longevity. A bespoke suit is made to fit and move with you, making it a garment built to last for years, not seasons.

Yes, alongside our bespoke suits, we also make bespoke shirts, overcoats, velvet dinner jackets, and shooting attire. Whatever the garment, the same approach applies: an unhurried, in-person fitting process built around getting the look, fit, and feel exactly right.