I am Daniel F. Spratt, owner of Spratt Sartorial a custom made-to-measure clothing business catering to your fashion needs. With over 17 years in high end retail managing brands such as: Hugo Boss, Gucci, Armani, and Tom Ford, I decided to venture off on my own. Spratt Sartorial is in the Chicagoland area, manufactures in Europe and deals with the finest fabric mills across the world specifically in England and Italy. Made-to-measure caters to all body types and provides a beautifully custom finished tailored fit garment.

From the comfort of your own home, office, or by attending one of my exclusive events I will create your masterpiece from conception to completion. We offer customized suiting, jackets, shirts, vest, pants, formal attire and outerwear. There is no obligation for a free consultation. A quick call or email from you will get things started. The process has three easy steps: measure, fabric selection, and customize. Our lead time for production is around 4-6 weeks delivered.

The Man Patrick Sharp, 29, Lincoln Park Claim to Fame Chicago Blackhawks player, MVP of the 2011 NHL All-Star Game Where He Shops Blackhawks players are required to wear a suit and tie to games (when they’re on the road, the tie can come off). Sharp buys his from Daniel Spratt, who’s currently at Giorgio Armani and previously worked at Hugo Boss and Burberry. “He always has some good choices for me—he’ll send me a text and set me up,” Sharp says. Close Call Casual clothes come from his neighborhood Akira, where his wife often shops for him, and Sharp gets his hair cut with Jocelyn at Halo for Men on Diversey. He Can’t Live Without “When I’m lying around the house, it’s all Lululemon,” says Sharp. “Gotta keep it loose.” On the town, he rocks hi-top sneakers from Supra and Bauer (Sharp has an endorsement deal with the Nike-owned hockey gear brand) and a favorite Chicago Bears cap. “I’m never trying to disguise myself, I just like it.” He’d Never Wear “A teammate showed up at our Christmas party last year wearing leather pants. I don’t think I’d ever wear leather pants.” Reference Men of Style