Finding a great tailor can completely change the way you shop—and the way you feel in your clothes.
In this episode, Natalie is joined by two of her trusted style friends, Nick, a third-generation tailor and founder of Beyond Bespoke, and Stacie, who oversees client experience and operations. Together, they pull back the curtain on the world of tailoring, from the difference between a dry cleaner's alterations and custom tailoring to what to look for when searching for someone you can truly trust.
You'll also learn what terms like bespoke, made-to-measure, and custom actually mean, why tailoring is worth the investment, and how finding the right tailor can help you buy better, buy less, and wear your clothes longer.
Nick and Stacie will be back throughout the season to answer more of your tailoring questions, so consider this your introduction to two of Natalie's favorite experts.
Episode Notes & Resources:
- Follow Beyond Bespoke on Instagram for tailoring tips or visit their website to schedule an appointment. Mention this podcast to get 10% off at Beyond Bespoke
- Submit style questions you’d like answered in a future Wear Who You Are episode
- Join BU Style Circle online membership for more of Natalie’s style resources, live Q&As, and more. Use code BUCIRCLE for one month off your subscription.
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What is Wear Who You Are?
Every person has a style, and every style deserves support. Enter your style strategy cheerleader and founder of BU Style, Natalie Tincher. Since 2010 Natalie has worked with hundreds of personal clients as well as large corporations and a major global news network—and she is here to guide you.
Each episode shares real questions, practical insights, and thoughtful conversations about how clothing works in real life . . . not just on social media. You’ll hear from trusted style experts like tailors, designers, and other industry professionals, along with my own perspective from years of working with clients who want their wardrobes to truly support their lives.
This podcast isn’t about chasing trends or copying someone else’s style. It’s about giving you the knowledge and perspective to make thoughtful decisions about what you wear. Because when your clothing feels like an extension of you, getting dressed becomes one less thing to overthink—and one more way to show up as yourself.