On Thursday this week I will be chairing a talk at the Private White VC store on Duke Street, Mayfair.
Featuring speakers from Edward Green, Inis Meain and Alice Made This alongside Private White, the talk will focus on the state of manufacturing today and what it means for modern British brands.
Do pop along if you're in the area. It starts at 6:30pm.
Not usually, but I have done it sometimes in the past. It's a very easy thing to do yourself
Sleeve length, yes, but tightness also
Read the commentsI haven't tried the cotton-linen I'm afraid, but I would imagine it would have a similar feel, but the cotton will look more casual and wear in more
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Hello Simon
On the subject of manufacturing: Why is natural silk thread used in bespoke jacket/suit making rather than other materials?
Simon, great piece. Slightly off topic but do you know of a Chinese bespoke maker, a friend had mentioned the name Henry Chan but wasn’t sure of the name, and after doing some research I couldn’t find anything. Does it ring any bells?
No, sorry. Perhaps WW Chan?
That is the only one I came across. Do they make bespoke for other tailors?
WW Chan? No