Giuseppe Caristo is not on Instagram The web has transformed bespoke tailoring. Craftsmen, whom only local people would know before, can now be found in seconds. Instagram have accelerated the process. My guess would be that 70-80 percentage of bespoke tailors in Europe now have an Instagram account. All the more intriguing it becomes to ...

Isn’t that a nice overcoat? The guards coat It has line and flair. I think the mottled bottle green cloth (W. Bill) suits the guards coat design very well. Blue, grey, black or brown are perhaps more common choices for the design, but the bottle green shade works as well. Only a blue suit would ...

The web has put Neapolitan tailors into spotlight. The lightweight construction they carry out fits modern man, who has grown up in casual clothing. Moreover, the price of Italian tailoring down south is attractive. Pockets like small rocking boats Patch pockets “a barchetta”, pockets like small rocking boats, are one of those features on a ...

Proper clothing When I ask Jeppe to describe his style, he says: “In one word I would say “proper”. Maybe that sounds boring, however in regard to clothing “proper” works in several ways. It means that I care for fit and proportions. It also implies that I choose clothes that I can use on a ...

2016 has produced many pieces on struggling industrial tailoring embodied by Italian firms like Zegna, Brioni, and Kiton. The other day Financial Times had a long interview with Zegna’s new chief designer and brand director, Alessandro Sartori. Being a businessman behind the creative appearance Sartori looks for ways to surge sales. The solution turns out ...