Sentence examples for bespoke department from inspiring English sources

Bentley's bespoke department will try to satisfy a customer's request for any kind of wood, including "custom orders using trees from their own property," Mr. Sayer said.

The real patrician action is on the second floor, the so-called bespoke department, where — out-Brooklyning artisanal Brooklyn — Ms. Hindmarch has installed an open-plan workman's space with hooks, hammers and leather scraps, and a retinue of clerks in brown smocks, to personalize things like photo albums ("Poppy's Polaroids," is one sample inscription) and jewelry cases ("Daddy's Cufflinks").

This is the Chicane Phantom Coupe, the latest offering from the company's Bespoke department, built to celebrate the spirit of Goodwood, Rolls' local circuit.

Rolls-Royce claims the Pinnacle Travel Phantom's cabin, which features 230 individual pieces of marquetry, is the most complex and intricate woodworking project its Bespoke department – which handles its customers' most individualised requests – has ever undertaken.

There, the best bespoke can be found in unlikely places such as the men's bespoke section of Paris department store Galleries Lafayette.

(Could I replace the Jag logo with my family crest? Yes, there is a bespoke order department).

One of the major benefits for the council has been devolving communications to the front line, a move that could potentially do away with the need for bespoke call centres or communication departments.

Tu is introducing store-in-store formats similar to those on fashion floors of department stores, complete with bespoke staff and – a first – fitting rooms, into the 161 stores that will stock the full range of designs.

Fiat is offering its cute urban buzz-about with 100 bespoke accessories, creating, according to its maths department, more than 500,000 possible combinations of trim, colour, etc.

To celebrate the film, some of fashion's most notable labels, including the late Alexander McQueen, Haider Ackermann, Chloé and Maison Martin Margiela, created bespoke Alice dresses for the windows of the Parisian department store Printemps.

A MoD spokeswoman said more specific details of the balance between bespoke equipment and off-the-shelf items would become clearer later in the year when the department published a 10-year equipment plan.