The word Bespoke came from the 1600's and meant something had "Been spoken for."
The modern use of the word bespoke means to be custom made exactly to a customers personal preference with absolutely no level of detail or expense spared.
I went to Honk Kong to buy a beautiful bespoke tailor made suit. Even with the travel and hotel costs, it was still a fraction of the cost of what it would be to have one made by a tailor on Savile Row.
a gimmicky marketing term used by people of low intelligence, who can't come up with a better description of their product, to lure in other people of even lower intelligence to buy said product.
One of the powerful masculin trends for 2008 in fashion. Bespoke tailoring reffers to a particularity of british fashion, but the term 'bespoke' is now extended to all life's domains, as a powerful mark of luxury, an anti-brand/ anti-globalisation reaction.