Tailor Paul Kruize likes to keep things simple and small, just one man, one machine, creating one pair of jeans at a time. Each pair is cut and sewn exclusively for you. “It’s all about quality in fabric, design, technique and, without a doubt, fit”.
More than anything, it’s the fit that sets your bespoke jeans apart from the mass produced garment. The pattern is hand-drafted from your individual measurements and style preferences. Hence the superior fit. These are the quintessential 5 pocket jeans, but made with sartorial refinement and precision. The best of both worlds. Think James Dean on Savile Row.

Paul Kruize runs a one-man operation. Driven by a tailor’s mindset, he masters and personally executes every step of the process — from measuring to making. 2013 was the start for the tailor. He decided to offer something that was, strangely enough, almost impossible to find: bespoke jeans, made to the clients individual measurements.
Jeans are typically a mass produced garment. Everybody’s favourite, yet rarely with a perfect fit. Kruize developed a unique pattern system for bespoke selvedge jeans and has since made many clients all over the world their new favourite pair of jeans.
Next came the worker jacket, made with the same philosophy but featuring even more sartorial handwork. Bespoke, minimalistic and meticulously detailed. For he believes that less is more and god is in the details.




Client quote:
“There isn’t a better artisan making jeans on the planet – on par with my favourite tailor (John Hitchcock) and shoemaker (Koji Suzuki) for marrying the holy trinity of fit, style and make”.
