The Midnight Tuxedo
Midnight black barathea with hand-rolled satin peak lapels. For rooms lit by candlelight.
From$2,450
Bespoke Tailoring · Est. 1987
Made To
Be Worn
Seven pieces of cloth, suspended in the light. Keep scrolling — and watch the suit assemble itself.
The Construction
Built on Full Canvas
Between cloth and lining floats a layer of horsehair canvas, pad-stitched entirely by hand. It is what teaches a jacket to roll along the chest — never crease.
Hand-Padded Canvas
4,800 Hand Stitches
Super 120s Wool
The Finished Suit
Composed. Complete.
One garment, cut around a single man. Now turn it in the light, choose your cloth, and make it yours.
The Atelier 3D
Cut Around You
A suit is not sewn. It is composed — around your shoulders, your posture, your life. Turn the garment in the light, choose your cloth, and watch it take shape in three dimensions.
The Atelier 3D
The 3D atelier could not be lit on this device. The configurator below still composes your specification — and the collection shows every cloth in the flesh.
The Configurator
Compose your suit
Your specificationMidnight Black · Slim Fit · Peak Lapel · Bordeaux Tie
Step 01 Fabric
Midnight Black — Super 120s wool
Step 02 Fit
A close, sculpted silhouette
Step 03 Lapel
Peak — sharp, ceremonial
Step 04 Tie
Bordeaux silk
Every change is cut live on the 3D garment — drag it, turn it, judge the light on the cloth.
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The Collection
Six house silhouettes, cut from the season's cloth book. Send any look to the configurator and make it your own.
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The Atelier
One cutter. One pair of hands. Thirty-eight hours between the first chalk line and the final press.
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Hand stitching
Lapels are pad-stitched with some 4,800 individual stitches, each one angled by hand so the cloth rolls — never creases — along the chest. No machine in the house touches a lapel.
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Full-canvas construction
Between cloth and lining floats a layer of horsehair canvas, basted and shaped over a wooden chest board. It is why a Maison Noir jacket drapes like armour and softens like a shirt over the years.
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Cloth with an origin
Our library holds over 120 cloths — Super 120s merino from Biella, flannels and barathea from Huddersfield, wool-silk woven for ceremony light. Every bolt is traced to its mill before it earns a place on the shelf.
“A bespoke suit is not measured in inches. It is measured in
the way a man stands when he puts it on.”
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Book an Appointment
Private fittings at the atelier, Tuesday to Saturday. One client in the room at a time — always.
The first fitting takes about an hour: measurements, posture, cloth, and a conversation about how you actually live in a suit. Bring the shoes you intend to wear with it.
- First fitting — measurements & cloth selection
- Baste fitting — the skeleton of the suit, chalked & pinned
- Final fitting — pressed, finished, and handed over by your cutter
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