City AM, the paper distributed in London’s financial district, commissioned a feature from Permanent Style on how to differentiate between bespoke, made to measure and ready to wear. It can be read here, as well as in today’s paper for those living in London. Look out for a follow-up piece on shoes in the fashion section shortly.

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I haven't had it for years I'm afraid Henry. The material wasn't great - I'd recommend a herringbone wool like my Anthology more today

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Shirts is a good area to save on Michael. The difference in a more expensive shirt is often a finer cotton - which you don't even want if you don't want to be smarter/slicker - or a finer make that you might never notice.

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I haven't found one recently, but they do come in and out with new season bunches from the Italian mills. I think just keep your eye out for that colour and make up

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I think the can look good with jeans, yes, but it's not the normal look, more of a contrast, almost fashion look. If you want something easier I'd go for an Alden in cordovan black or Color 8

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