Rav Matharu, founder of clothsurgeon on Savile Row, blends street culture with traditional tailoring, creating precision-cut luxury menswear. His passion extends beyond fashion to bespoke jewelry, valuing the craftsmanship and stories behind each piece. He treasures a sentimental first Rolex gifted by his wife Parv, and his daily wear includes bespoke necklaces featuring the Ik Onkar symbol and a Pisces star sign, designed with jeweller Bellore.

His acquisition of feather pieces from goro's in Harajuku reflects his deep appreciation for Japanese craftsmanship, feeling 'almost like buying a piece of him' after the store's founder passed. For formal events, he subtly subverts convention with Castro Smith signet rings, and marks Savile Row's space with a De Beers diamond ring, a 'monumental moment' for his perseverance.