Medal bar label "S&M Berlin"

[Idkanything]

Sorry if this is a rather long post but I want to include everything which has happened.
I recently purchased this medal bar with a tailor label I have not seen before, during shipping some of the medals fell out.

Afterwards I noticed that the honor cross was rather loose as well, suggesting that none of the medals had stitching done on the jump rings.
I managed to "reinsert" the medals, putting them back beneath their respective ribbons. They do not come out when tucking on them or holding the bar horizontally.
Here the results:

I was able to get the opinion of Tom Yanacek and in his opinion it is a original bar but the medals had been removed and added back at a later stage with stitching being added beneath the medal eyelets to keep them from falling out.

After looking through the medal bar index here I was not able to find a match for "S&M" nor anywhere else.
My main question as of right now is who "S&M" could be?

Thank you for your time, all help and opinions on the bar are greatly appreciated,
John

[VtwinVince]

I've never heard of this tailor either, but the bar is genuine.

[Idkanything]

1 hour ago, VtwinVince said:

I've never heard of this tailor either, but the bar is genuine.

Thank you, I have looked through the 1934 address list of Berlin but I did not see any tailor whose abbreviation could be "S&M".
Is there something else than the address lists that could mention tailors in Berlin from 1934 onwards?

[Bernd_W]

Just a thought. But would Godet show up as a tailor in the address list?
I guess you know this link?
https://digital.zlb.de/viewer/berliner-adressbuecher/

Edited 3 hours ago by Bernd_W

[Idkanything]

28 minutes ago, Bernd_W said:

Just a thought. But would Godet shop up as a tailor in the address list?
I guess you know this link?
https://digital.zlb.de/viewer/berliner-adressbuecher/

Yes, these are the address books I have been looking through.
Gebr. Godet is listed under "Orden und Ehrenzeichen"