THOM

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Hands cutting ivory linen cloth with antique tailor scissors on the cutting table
Made to measureHand-finished seamsNatural fibres onlyShipped across India
Bolt of European linen resting on the cutting table
Men's kurta hand-finished on a tailor's dress form

Custom Fabric & Stitching for Men

We keep four cloths on the table and nothing else. Each one is chosen for how it behaves after a summer of wear — not for how it photographs on a shelf.

Step 1 of 3

33% complete

  1. 1Design
  2. 2Cloth
  3. 3Fit & finish

The Cloth

Why does thread count matter?

Thread count is simply how many yarns are packed into a square inch of cloth. But the number alone lies — a 120s two-ply woven from long-staple cotton drapes like water, while a padded 300 count made of short, brittle fibres will feel like paper by its third wash.

We only publish counts alongside the yarn, the ply and the weight, because those three together are what you actually feel on your shoulders.

40s – 60s

Sturdy, opaque

Everyday khadi & handloom

80s two-ply

Soft, balanced

Year-round kurtas

120s two-ply

Fine, cool, faint sheen

Occasion & summer

170s two-ply

Featherweight, luminous

Ceremonial pieces

Why THOM

Tailoring, kept deliberately slow

01

Cloth we can trace

Every bolt is bought at the mill, logged by lot, and rested before it is cut. If we cannot name the weaver, we do not stock it.

02

A pattern, not a size

Sixteen measurements, drafted into a paper pattern that stays on file. Your second kurta needs no fitting at all.

03

Hand-finished seams

Side slits, plackets and collars are closed by hand. It takes an extra day and it is the difference you feel at the shoulder.

04

A fit guarantee

If the first piece is not right, we re-cut it. No conversation, no charge, no exceptions within thirty days.

Begin

Your pattern starts with a design

Book a fitting at the studio or request a swatch book by post. Choose your design, then the cloth, and we draft a pattern made only for you.

Start your custom order