I don't know if you're reading this 7 months later, but you've convinced me to make the leap from ready to wear to bespoke. If you plan on visiting Sydney, I will definitely commission a bespoke suit with you, otherwise I'm looking forward to making use of that suit copying service!
Can you share more on your trouser cut/style and trouser construction? All of your other videos just show the jackets. The cut/shape of the trousers is as important to framing the lower half as the jacket is to creating shape in the upper half!
I have seen an OTR trouser with inlay on the back parts side seam, what be the reason for this? Really appreciate this generous information. Now know when go back to adjust my trouser pattern and make up a muslin (waiting for figuration change to stop), add generous inlay all the way through the crotch (have unintentionally put on about 25kg of muscle over a couple years).
Thanks for sharing so much of your knowledge in these videos particular question about trousers, is there a ways to finish them to increase their longevity when it comes to stitching and seams ? I've seen so many different solutions from RTW to MTM and bespoke, that I would like to hear your take It's interesting how sober the British treat tailoring, it's still seen as a no-nonsense uniform, whereas the Italians indulge in creativity and self-expression cheerio
Again, I really like the cut of your jib. |You explain your thinking well and you experience comes through in a no nonsense (Northern, I hope you don't mind me saying) way. Thanks. I'm subscribed Tony
I’m receiving such an education from your videos. My clothier is in for an ear full when I get measured for my new clothing. Thank you!!
You're welcome but don't fall out!! Best,
Tom.
I don't know if you're reading this 7 months later, but you've convinced me to make the leap from ready to wear to bespoke. If you plan on visiting Sydney, I will definitely commission a bespoke suit with you, otherwise I'm looking forward to making use of that suit copying service!
Can you share more on your trouser cut/style and trouser construction? All of your other videos just show the jackets. The cut/shape of the trousers is as important to framing the lower half as the jacket is to creating shape in the upper half!
Very good point. If I get the time I shall certainly do that. Thank you for watching. Best, Tom.
Sir, you videos are great. Thanks a lot
Most welcome! Thanks for watching. Best, Tom.
I have seen an OTR trouser with inlay on the back parts side seam, what be the reason for this?
Really appreciate this generous information. Now know when go back to adjust my trouser pattern and make up a muslin (waiting for figuration change to stop), add generous inlay all the way through the crotch (have unintentionally put on about 25kg of muscle over a couple years).
Thanks for sharing so much of your knowledge in these videos
particular question about trousers, is there a ways to finish them to increase their longevity when it comes to stitching and seams ? I've seen so many different solutions from RTW to MTM and bespoke, that I would like to hear your take
It's interesting how sober the British treat tailoring, it's still seen as a no-nonsense uniform, whereas the Italians indulge in creativity and self-expression
cheerio
Hi, Not really in the finishing. Pick heavy cloth ;) Best, Tom.
Again, I really like the cut of your jib. |You explain your thinking well and you experience comes through in a no nonsense (Northern, I hope you don't mind me saying) way.
Thanks.
I'm subscribed
Tony
Happy New Year Tony! Thanks for watching and long live the North! Best,
Tom.
@@savilerowtales 🙂I'm a Scouser living in the South West but I'll always love the North.
Nice video. Regards from Colombia
Very insightful video!!!! Cheers from USA
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looking good Tom! Have you lost weight?
No chance but thanks anyway ;)