Not always. The good deal exists. However, digging into the tailoring and service from internet hyped bespoke tailor Graham Browne in London, the phrase came to mind. With prices at around 1000 £ for a two-piece suit, Graham Browne offers accessibility to bespoke in the Sartorial Motherland of the World. You get all the hallmarks ...
Hidden in the basement of Savile Row number 12, Tommy Nutter tailors Roy Chittleborough and Joe Morgan run one of the lesser known Savile Row firms. Apart from stocking some Gaziano & Gaziano shoe models, Chittleborough & Morgan do bespoke only. You can still detect Tommy Nutter hallmarks like a pronounced shoulder, and a narrow ...
I am not sure who makes Charles’ suits these days, but Welsh & Jefferies is his military tailor. Welsh & Jefferies is a rather small tailor shop run by James Cottrell and Malcolm Plews. Among others, they employ Yingmei Quan, who won this year’s Golden Shears Contest. Photos: The Journal of Style
Do you a spot a difference? Soft tailoring from Rubinacci’s London House in Neaples and Steven Hitchcock on Savile Row. Photo: Private archive
London beckoned and I took the opportunity of paying a visit to Henry Poole. In a trade where reputation is worth its weight in gold, Henry Poole may be the best off player you are likely to meet. The atelier was founded in 1806 and is considered the oldest tailoring business on Savile Row. The ...
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