Josh Gear
Role
Head Tailor
Location
Beaconsfield and Dallas
Speciality
International Clients
Meet Josh
Josh leads the Beaconsfield store, where he’s known for his approachable style and commitment to detail. With years of experience in bespoke tailoring, he takes pride in helping clients discover garments that are both stylish and practical. Josh believes tailoring is about making people feel their best, and he ensures every client feels listened to and supported throughout the process. He’s particularly interested in working on versatile wardrobes that can take clients from the boardroom to the weekend. Beaconsfield’s mix of classic and contemporary influences inspires his approach, creating garments that reflect both heritage and modern living.
Likes
Loves working with fine wool.
Likes
Enjoys mixing textures in outfits
Likes
Enjoys tailoring trousers with precision
Dislikes
Hates baggy sleeves
Dislikes
Avoids flashy lining patterns
Dislikes
Can’t stand poorly fitted jackets
"Tailoring is more than fit and fabric—it’s about creating something that feels like you. That’s what I love about working with our clients in Beaconsfield and Dallas."
Josh
Head tailor
What drew you into tailoring?
I’ve always been fascinated by how clothes can transform confidence. Tailoring felt like the natural path—it’s hands-on, creative, and deeply personal.
What’s your favourite part of working in Beaconsfield?
The mix of people! We see everyone from London commuters to locals who’ve been here for years. Every client brings a new story.
Do you have a go-to fabric?
I love a versatile navy wool—it works in so many ways and is a wardrobe staple.
What makes Clements and Church different?
We focus on individuality. No two clients walk out with the same story stitched into their garments.
you also work in Dallas a few times a year, what do you love about that?
It’s an amazing experience being able to fly out to Dallas three or four times a year for our trunk shows. I get to meet such a variety of people and it’s so different from the UK, it feels like another world sometimes.
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