Cross pockets being sewn into a coat
Here is a double brested forepart (front) of a jacket, just about to have the jettings made up and the packet flap put in. (Click on image to enlarge) ...
Here is a double brested forepart (front) of a jacket, just about to have the jettings made up and the packet flap put in. (Click on image to enlarge) ...
It has taken longer to have my new suit ready for a fitting as first wished, due to having my busiest January ever. So I have posted a photo of Paul's new suit, at the first fitting stage. This will hopefully be ready for him...
I am having a pair of shoes made by the London shoe maker. Today I had my fitting, they look and feel great. I thought that you may like to take a look. So here we are. I will show you the finished shoes in...
I get people contacting me most weeks, wishing to learn and become a bespoke tailor. Unfortunately I do not have the space or time to teach them. So until I do I would recommend that you look at one of the bigger firms i.e., Anderson...
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In a perfect world your tailor should be recommended to you. If you are not that lucky and would like to invest in a suit from Savile Row then please do NOT just go to a Savile Row tailor you have seen in a magazine...
Its a younger me. Sitting and working with a needle thimble and cotton. Back in the year 1990 (at A&S). I started off my apprenticeship learning to make coats. Working on the board, under the watchful eye of my boss Patrick Davey. I had...
1. First you would need to come to the shop, or abroad visit me in my hotel suite to choose your cloth. We have an endless amount of cloths for you to look through. You may need the suit for summer or winter or...
I have cut out my new suit today. First is the jacket chalked out on the cloth. Just before I cut through with my shears. Next all the trimmings . i.e the coat and collar canvas, the body and sleeve linings etc. Then two bundles...