House of Hindee brings bespoke tailoring to Notting Hill

Pippa Small Jewellery opens its Notting Hill shop to a transatlantic collaboration this November, hosting designer Anhad of House of Hindee for a ten day residency that promises something altogether rarer than a pop up: the chance to commission garments made to your exact measure and preference. From 11 to 20 November, the Westbourne Grove space becomes the site of bespoke tailoring sessions and an exclusive collection of handwoven tweed jackets, coats and trousers alongside silk blouses, each piece designed for this partnership alone.

The collection draws its strength from texture and craft. Anhad’s handwoven tweed carries the weight and substance of traditional tailoring, while the silk blouses offer counterpoint in their fluidity and drape. These are garments conceived for those who understand that luxury lives in the precision of a sleeve, the break of a trouser leg, the way fabric responds to a body’s particular geography. The bespoke element elevates the experience beyond selection: rather than choosing from stock, clients can work directly with the designer to shape a piece according to their vision, their proportions, their life.

A celebration of the collaboration takes place on 12 November from 5:00 to 8:00pm at 201 Westbourne Grove, a festive gathering to mark the occasion and meet Anhad. Those drawn to bespoke tailoring are welcome to arrange sessions throughout the residency; messages to Pippa Small Jewellery will connect interested patrons with the designer to discuss commissions and timings. This is the kind of retail experience that belongs to London’s finest independent spaces: intimate, personal and rooted in the maker’s hand rather than the algorithmic suggestion.

Imagery courtesy of Pippa Small Jewellery (@pippasmalljewellery).