LONDON (Reuters) - Behind a heavy red curtain, Neil Latchman checks the fit of a suit made especially for him by Maurice Sedwell, a tailors which has been making bespoke clothes in London since 1938.

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When master tailor Andrew M. Ramroop OBE first joined Maurice Sedwell on Savile Row back in 1974, he recalls that there were no people of color working in the front of the shops. The Trinidad-born ...

Tailor Judith Ekblom Jarrold makes final checks to a bespoke jacket for customer Neil Latchman in Maurice Sedwell tailors on Saville Row, as the business reopens after an extended lockdown due to the ...