For half a century, James Lin has excelled in the field of bespoke tailoring with confidence and exacting standards. In an interview with NHK Japan, he was bestowed with the title of "Last Samurai of Bespoke Tailoring", a testament to his commitment to preserving the exquisite mastery of Taiwanese tailoring. Presently, James personally attends to each client, ensuring quality through continuous communication, meticulous fabric selection, and detailed fittings. With five decades of unwavering passion, Leader Tailor remains dedicated to preserving and perpetuating the legendary tradition of high-end Taiwanese craftsmanship.

"I deeply appreciate the master tailors, affectionately addressed as 'uncles' and 'aunts' since my childhood, who treated me with the care befitting their own. Growing up in the shop acquainted me with exquisitely crafted bespoke suits from an early age, shaping my expectations for clothing beyond mere aesthetics. I often observe individuals donning suits that are either too generously sized or tightly fitted in the Korean fashion, lacking the air of dignity. Additionally, foreign clients frequently ask: 'Why do Taiwanese wear outdated and ill-fitted suits?' This reaffirms my unwavering belief in the irreplaceable artistry of bespoke tailoring, motivating me to enlighten more Taiwanese about its inherent value."

With a focus on meticulous color and fabric selection, Heidi crafts suits that harmonize with individual styles. Leveraging a keen understanding of clients' needs, she ensures a final product that is mutually satisfying. Amidst the escalating demand of bespoke suits for women, Leader Tailor aspires to broaden options, challenging the constraints of ready-to-wear choices and establishing suits as both fashionable and everyday attire.