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"People are twice as likely to view you as successful and wealthy if you wear a bespoke suit...." M&BT The Sunday Telegraph

"What you wear helps define you...."  M&BT Pure Magazine

"92% of men feel more confident in a made to measure suit...." M&BT published research with University of Hertfordshire

DAVID BROOKE RESUME - Director and founder of M&BT
 David Brooke graduated in 1996 with a Degree in Psychology and joined Nestle UK as graduate trainee. David worked rapidly up through the organisation taking on a number of European Management Roles before becoming the company's youngest Global Manager in 2002. Involved in a number of business critical Global Management projects and negotiations, David spent much of his time in Eastern Europe and the Far East. It was during this time that he witnessed at first hand the bespoke tailoring capabilities of China and Thailand as well as the manufacturing skills of Eastern Europe.

Since his university training, David had always been aware of the importance of body language and appearance in business.
 
 "It takes just 20 secs for someone to form an opinion of you when you first meet" explains David. "Studies show that 80% of this first impression is governed by what you wear and your body language. At M&BT we refer to this as your personal brand identity and believe that this can be created and styled in order to improve your self esteem and success".
 
David left Nestle in 2004 to set up Mathieson & Brooke Tailors Ltd.

"I remember being measured up by my tailor for the first time. It was fascinating, and being a rather awkward shape I couldn't wait to see what the end result was like.

After 4 weeks I received a parcel at my office back in London. As soon as I put the trousers on I could tell that they were significantly better than any of my other trousers. For a start I didn't need to wear a belt!
 
The jacket was also a great fit, although since then I have tailored my jackets to show much more taper and to be more fitted all over. That's the beauty of developing a bespoke wardrobe, you can tweak the cut and style of your jacket and trousers to meet your changing needs.
 
The second time I visited my tailor I had a list of design features and fabrics that I wanted to try, and from this point I never looked back! I'm lucky in my role now because I get to see this transformation in my clients every week.
 
I think the really interesting learning from the early days was the impact that having a good suit can have on your self-esteem. I would defy anyone to say that they do not feel more confident in a work environment when they are dressed well and look the part."
 

David Brooke, Director, M&BT.
 
To find out more information about our mobile tailor service and possible designs for your bespoke or made to measure suits, give David a call today.
 

Our mobile tailor service is quickly becoming renowned as a leader in the design of contemporary bespoke and made to measure suits.
 
“M&BT combines psychology and fashion to deliver a powerful product. It’s not just a suit it’s about how it makes you feel” Editor Pure Magazine

M&BT give you the power to become the designer of your own wardrobe. What do you stand for? What do people think when they see you?

Your “Individual Brand” is the first thing that people look at. Our research with The University of Hertfordshire has shown that it takes just 3 seconds for someone to form an opinion about you based purely on what you are wearing. Furthermore, they are twice as likely to see you as being more confident, successful and wealthy if you wear a made-to-measure suit vs an off the peg suit.

Mathieson & Brooke Tailors Ltd (M&BT) have been designing and supplying bespoke suits since 2004. Established by Bill Mathieson & David Brooke, M&BT offers a unique opportunity for their clients to purchase made-to-measure suits and shirts in the comfort of their own home or office.

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