he Golden Rules of Bespoke Tailoring - Part A
Having recently completed 20 plus years in the bespoke tailoring business, our owner and ceo, Mr Giri, is a character with plenty of stories to tell from his time cutting bespoke suits for the rich and people around the world.
Drawing from his lifetime of bespoke tailoring experience, we’ve edited out the unmentionables and gathered Giri’s golden rules of tailoring for your benefit;
1. Keep it classic, invariably this never goes out of style. Take any iconic photo of a man in a suit and you’ll find it’s usually as relevant today as it was when taken – think Sean Connery’s early James Bond.
2. Every man should start their wardrobe with a plain navy and a plain grey bespoke suit for work. A mid-weight cloth of around 11oz will give you a tailored suit you can wear all year round. For casual Fridays and weekends, it’s tough to beat a City Tweed. A grey flannel trouser is the perfect fall to every chino wearer in the City.
3. When I cut a jacket, my main intention is to give form and shape and to get rid of the straight lines that a ready-to-wear suit has. I always favors slanted pockets on a jacket as it highlights the waist, is more flattering and gives the appearance of more shape.
4. Always use an best fabrics, Who are the envy of the cloth making world as it is this that gives the cloths their superior handle and finish.
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