JAMES TIDWELL & COMPANY
THE CLOTHES ARCHITECT
About The Clothes Architect
"People come to me with all kinds of fit and style issues that they can't quite put their finger on. Because of my extensive professional training, I point out and correct those issues. Here you will find a refreshing service that will raise expectations on how your clothes should fit you best and how you can look your best. Distinguish yourself from others in an individual way with educated, yet personal choices."
- The Clothes Architect
James "Jay" Tidwell
Jay Tidwell first learned tailoring from his coworkers and friends Bill Farmer and the late, great Tony Sweet, and has been performing the trade since 2002. Since that time, he has worked his way through the clothing business, having sold and tailored goods for Men's Wearhouse, Nordstrom, Jos. A. Bank, Goldstein's, Ermilio Clothiers, Henry A. Davidsen and Brooks Brothers.
Tidwell apprenticed under master tailor Larnell Baldwin and has acquired and honed his skills from working for various custom tailors such as Baldwin, and the late, great Gabriele D'Annunzio and Joseph Centofanti. He combines his technical skills with a well-learned sense of style and a carefully trained eye for fit, form, functionality and color, and now offers his very best to instill confidence and purpose in the clients that he serves.
"I offer solutions to tailoring problems that few today are able or willing to do and can articulate it in a way to fully appreciate the investment of fine tailoring. I hang my hat on my ability to do that."
