Cad & The Dandy – Made-to-Measure Suit Review (London)
Verdict: Cad & The Dandy is ranked joint 14th of 22 London made-to-measure tailors in the London Review of Suit Tailors, with an Editor’s Score of 16/38. A two-piece suit in a house fabric starts at around £1600, with a full-canvas construction, made in India.
This page is one entry in our ranking of London made-to-measure tailors. The full comparison table is on the Guide; how every score is worked out is explained in the Method.
Score breakdown
| Rank | 14th of 22 |
|---|---|
| Editor’s Score | 16 / 38 |
| Price One (house fabric) | 1 (£1600) |
| Price Two (branded Super 120s) | 1 (£1600) |
| Construction method | 5 (Full-Canvas) |
| Product origin | 1 (India) |
| Perceived pattern quality | 2 / 5 |
| Perceived construction quality | 2 / 5 |
| Google reviews | 2 / 5 |
| Unique aesthetic | 2 / 3 |
Scores in brackets follow the Method: price bands score 1–5 (cheaper scores higher), construction is 5 for full canvas, 2 for half canvas and 1 for fused, and product origin runs from 1 (Asia) to 5 (Italy or UK).
The Review’s notes
This is an interesting one (strap yourself in). Cad & The Dandy claim their process is 100% bespoke and can do a suit for £1400 with a basic cloth, which is an interesting price point for bespoke considering it normally sits at £3000 plus minimum. The Review believes the point of a bespoke suit is that the entire process is handled by a single cutter who ultimately moulds cloth and canvas to your body in an extended process. Information received from industry contacts is that they make in India (although they claim it can be made in London or Stockholm, the Review understands less than 5% of their suits actually are) based on measurements, with a semi made-to-measure process, in our opinion defeating the purpose of bespoke. This is why we have included them in the Review, along with their price point, which brings them in line with a mid to high tier made-to-measure process. This is not intended to be negative, rather to shed light on their process. Given their rapid rise their product is obviously being well received and customers enjoy the prestige of buying a suit on Savile Row, if in name only.
Where they sit
13 tailors score higher than Cad & The Dandy in the current table, and it is tied on 16 with Edit Suits, Roomten, Jasper Littman, Dress2Kill. The top of the table is Anglo Italian. See the full ranking.
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Scores last reviewed January 2026. Page published October 2026. The Review welcomes corrections and reader submissions via the Contribute page.