… and, a deadstock Woodhouse reefer jacketing has landed. Read more … Also new is this vintage summer hopsack jacketing from Fossati for a single breasted blazer or odd jacket. Read more … Finally, the Red Tower suitings. The upper is the very last, you will find. Read more … Source: Grunwald

I intent to modify features, when visiting the tailor but I always end up at the usual conservative ones: double-vented, flap pockets, six buttons on a double breasted. Luckily, others don’t hold back. The young men above, tailors from Neaples, I believe, are donning a db with wide lapels, patch pockets, jetted ticket pocket, and minimalistic ...

Do you remember the visit at Cold Heggem? It’s been a few months since we were past the Copenhagen based craftsman, who makes bespoke glasses of horn and wood. Jimmy Poulsen sparked the process. He has worn glasses since childhood to adjust for nearsightedness. He wanted to upgrade and placed an order with the small ...

White summer attire is a little outmoded, isn’t it? Bright colours are more common, often used in polo shirts and bermudas. Nonetheless, white and shades of off-white look great in summer. They can connote to something elevated, aristocratic and pure, if you keep it in dull textures. Shiny white is for villains. Source: The Journal of Style in ...

First part of my exploration of German bespoke tailoring has ended. The double breasted suit from Volkmar Arnulf has arrived. I will, of course, have some photos taken of me wearing it. I can disclose that cut, make and feeling are quite different from my Italian and English (and Danish) bespoke suits. By now, let’s look ...