Bespoke tailoring

What appears to be lapels from Germany, late 30s-40s. But just my guess.

After last week's article on bespoke trousers, I received various communiqueés from various people asking me how trousers should fit.

If you've been following this blog, you'll remember that I have been deconstructing suits at various price points to show how they are made. So far I’ve examined a $500 Jos. A. Bank suit and a $1,500 Z Zegna suit. This week we are taking a big jump in price to a $4,000 Tom Ford suit: As the former creative director for

Caveat Emptor: Bespoke vs. Made-to-Measure Suits Don't Believe The Hype! by Jon Green Editor's Note: Jon Green, ordained by Departures Magazine in an article about the finest men's tailoring as The Maestro, is a bespoke tailor with studios in Palm Beach, New York, and Houston. In contrast to most of the old-world tailo

B&TAILOR MTM program coming to Manila and Australia.

This may be the most important piece of the puzzle when it comes to the appearance of a suit. A suit can fit the wearer perfectly but if it...

Side profile, double reverse pleats, teardrop adjusters. . #dylanandson #sartorial #menswear #bespoke #tailor #trousers #irishlinen #wbill (at Dylan & Son)

Never Enough Blue Suit !

Our resident expert in bespoke tailoring and author of the influential The Gentleman book, Bernhard Roetzel, will share the basics of why bespoke is worth the money and how to get started.

Right now working on this garment. Could you already see what suit it will be? * * #gaetanoaloisio #luxury #bespoke #bespokesuit #tailored…

Such timeless things of beauty and quality he creates . . . second fitting. - M

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