In the midst of the economic crisis and the gloomy moments of some of the UK's high-end clothing stores, the tailors at Salve Street, a traditional haute couture street in the United Kingdom, were busy and they were "big fanfare." "Towards the mainstream department store. E Tautz is one of them. He is an old tailor who used to dress Churchill and Edward VII on Salve Street. Patrick Grant, marketing manager for his clothing company, said: "We are trying to find some past customers and look for some of the clothes they have worn that were made by E Tautz. We hope to get some new inspiration from it."

In the 1970s, E Tautz had "no business to do" because of the influx of cheap menswear chains. Now, however, this master of cutting has to start again, once again advancing into the modern, avant-garde fashion industry with haute couture. You see, under the aggressive offensive of countless trendy fashion brands, coupled with the current economic climate, it seems that Salvi Street can hardly sustain its prosperity, but it is a set made by veteran tailors such as E Tautz. Men's custom suits can still be sold for 3,000 francs in high-end department stores.

When Patrick Grant introduced the old tailor on the Salve Street, he said: “The clothes they designed were actually partial sports and uniform style. They were very wearable and practical. They were not just luxurious luxury items. At the time, Churchill himself had customized a high-grade white cashmere breeches."