The work in a bespoke jacket: Part 3 (sleeves)
One of the most important functional aspects of a bespoke suit is its small armhole. Or rather, the way a large sleeve can be worked into a small armhole. It means the sleeve is separated, and can move around without dragging the body with it. Howev...
The work in a bespoke jacket: Part 3 (sleeves)
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Yes, usually...
The work in a bespoke jacket: Part 2 (lapels)
In this, the second of our films looking at the details of making a bespoke suit, we're focusing on lapels. But not necessarily the hand padding - that most obvious sign of handwork, which you can see on the back of most bespoke lapels. We've covere...
The work in a bespoke jacket: Part 2 (lapels)
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No, the Sedwell style never really appealed to me at all unfortunately...
The work in a bespoke jacket, with Jennie Adamson...
One of the ways I think video can be very useful is showing how craft is done, rather than just the static nature of pictures. It worked well for the film we did with Dege & Skinner, showing how much difference pressing makes, and the ones w...
The work in a bespoke jacket, with Jennie Adamson...
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Hi Roy, In the end, if you do a lot of physical exercise your body is going to change now and again, and bespoke will never be able to fit perfectly. Unfortunately that's inevitable. But I would suggest perhaps having th...
