One house
One atelier, one pattern library, one concierge line. Your people aren’t shopping a marketplace — they’re clients of the house.
Your people represent you in rooms that matter. The firm holds the relationship. They dress to the work — membership is a company cost; the wardrobe is theirs.
Since 1974 on the Upper East Side. Named seats. Shirt gifts when thanks should feel like the house, not a catalog.
Office visit or private fitting at 61st — their choice.
Most corporate “programs” are portals and PDFs. Ours is a seat at a real atelier: patterns on file, a concierge who knows the EA by name, and cloth chosen so a partner and an associate can walk into the same room and both look correct.
The firm holds the membership. Garments settle with the wearer — clean books, real ownership. Office half-days or private fittings on 61st; same standard either way.
“Send them to 61st. We’ll take it from the first handshake.”
L&S House





One atelier, one pattern library, one concierge line. Your people aren’t shopping a marketplace — they’re clients of the house.
Seats sit with the company. The wardrobe is personal. Finance sees a clean program fee; the wearer owns what they put on.
We come to you on allotted days, or they come to 61st. Same cloth, same fitters, same standard — no second-class path.
New hires fitted. Sample shirts out. First commissions on the board.
Travel cloth, lighter jackets, quiet gift shirts for wins.
Board season. Navy and charcoal earn their keep. Alts before the freeze.
Overcoats, holiday thanks, wardrobe day if the closet needs truth.
Firm pays $12,000 per year ($1,000 / month) for 10 named seats. Each extra seat → $200 / month.
$12,000 / year · current program rates
Examples: 12 = $1,400/mo · 15 = $2,000/mo · 16 = $2,200/mo. Final roster and billing start after signed agreement. Payment is not taken on this page.
Each active named seat opens the house path — atelier access, concierge, sample shirt, and the Apple Wallet member pass. Member pricing sits in its own section below.
Employee pays: garments and any cloth above the program band.
Firm pays: membership (and optional gifts / bulk — after conversation).
Member savingsEach named seat carries the member price list — 20% on MTO, jeans, weekend, and accessories. At the house now; same on the online store when it opens. Account stays on the seat holder.
Member price on made-to-order shop pieces while the seat is active.
Same member price on those shop categories. Not seats, bulk, or certificates.

Named humans — partners, rising leads, client-facing teams. Not anonymous bulk. Swap a name when someone leaves; the seat stays with the firm.

Suits, jackets, trousers, shirts — the working wardrobe. Named seats get the member price list on MTO, jeans, weekend, and accessories. The subscription is the key to the house, not a clothing credit.

One line for scheduling, gifts, and “he needs something by Thursday.” We speak fluent calendar and quiet urgency.
Seats are the spine. Gifts, bulk blocks, and a day at home sit beside them when the firm needs something specific — quoted in writing after conversation.

A house shirt certificate — quiet thanks without catalog noise. Valid twenty-four months. The wearer comes in, we fit, they keep it.

A reserved block for a team or gift list. Drawn down as fittings are booked — no scramble when the calendar fills.

A full day on site — edit, measure, plan. Optional annual cleanup keeps the closet honest after the first pass.
Short inquiry below (or call).
Seats, roster size, office vs in-store, timing.
Firm signs the Corporate Program contract.
We send a recurring payment link tied to that signed contract.
Names in; Apple Wallet pass on the phone; seats book at book.lstailors.com or with the house.
Signing comes first. Recurring billing is linked to your agreement — we send the payment link after signature. No payment is collected on this page.
No payment on this page. Leave firm details — the house replies, you sign the firm agreement, then we send the recurring payment link linked to that contract.
Membership is the firm. Garments are the seat holder’s (unless the firm funds gifts or a prepaid block).
Either. Some men prefer 61st privately; some prefer we come to the office.
No. Named seats get the member price list — 20% on MTO, jeans, weekend, and accessories. Not a coupon on seats, bulk suits, or gift certificates.
No. You sign the firm agreement we send after a conversation. After signature, we send the recurring payment link linked to that contract.
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