I've used them before - they advertised in the FT and a couple of other papers I think. Worked out pretty well. Wasn't too expensive (think I paid around £500) but got a decent suit out of it, plus a spare pair of trousers.

"It's almost like a moral decision. Except not really cos noone is going to find out," Jez, Peep Show

Agree other posters. Trywhitt on-line with tapering by your local dry cleaner who employs a little woman to do alterations if you are not likely to wear it again regularly. Otherwise...

The Bar are almost required to wear bespoke suits. This is fine if you have a successful practise or lots of private money. However, if you do not or are just starting out, half the Bar used to get their whistles cut at some Bubble on the Kings Cross Road. I have no idea if it still there, but they used to do fine business suits at a fraction of Savile Row extortion.

I am aware this is north of the River...