Galard’s origins date back to 1960 in the city of Arequipa, Peru. From the beginning, the primary objective was to create elegant, tailored suits, eliminating gathers, especially in the lapels, sleeves, and shoulders. Over the years, it became clear that the pattern layout and cutting of the fabric were also crucial. Therefore, in 1978, in the city of Cusco, Galard developed the concept of the “Anatometer,” a system designed to record more detailed measurements, beyond traditional ones, of the various contours of each person’s body. This allowed for the refinement of the garment’s In 2001, the company began studying the mathematical basis for computerized pattern making of jackets, t rousers, and other garments. Today, Galard’s two generations of experience represent our greatest asset in making you the most elegant man at your gatherings.
PHOTO GALLERY
PHOTOGRAPH OF THE FIRST VERSION OF THE ANATOMETER FROM 1975
PHOTOGRAPH OF THE ANATOMETER FROM THE YEAR 2025
FIRST EXHIBITION OF THE ANATOMETER AT THE PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS OF TAILORS - 1982
EXHIBITION OF COMPUTERIZED DRAWING AT THE PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS OF TAILORS IN GUAYAQUIL - ECUADOR - 2001
OUR BESPOKE FASHION AND PATTERNMAKING STUDIO
Intended for the training of our students.
BESPOKE PATTERN-MAKING SYSTEM
Completed in 2005
PHOTO OF THE LETTER FROM DR. DANIEL ESTRADA - 2002
Presentation by Dr. Daniel Estrada, former mayor of Cusco and member of the Congress of the Republic of Peru.