I'm going to purchase a Maurice Sedwell signature suit for my birthday this year. His attention to detail and the craftsmanship of his suits are second to none.
Amazing innovation full of power and personality tailored creation.the craftsmanship at naked eye is Perfect!the cuts and curves on the outside ...borders are just simply full with character!
Does anyone know: 1. What the navy suit fabric is called? I want to get a suit made with that "sparkle"/ shimmery fabric 2. Where I can find that pink and black contrast tie
Having been in the manufacturing of fine worsted for 30 years I can tell you the gold thread used is Called gold lurex. This is usually used in the liners of the name edge down the side of the cloth. It rarely gets used in the main body . Of course you can commission any design you like but you might find it difficult to find stock of this.
Just to add it looks a simple 2/2 twill, our company website shows a variety of designs and costs per metre. The super value is associated with how fine the wool fibre is. Super 90’s is a lot cheaper than super 200’s . The finer the fibre the softer the feel. Look up pepperlee.co.uk for some ideas. You just need a top tailor then like Maurice
Exceptional tailoring , extremely well presented , I am not a fan of tailoring houses offering customers a signature line especially as this gentleman has indicated that ninety percent of suits made for clients are of this design . If I could still afford bespoke I would want just that , my own preferences which I am sure Sedwell would happily oblige , a house style is ok as long as you do not mind people knowing your tailor at a mere glance , that might be good publicity for the firm but I would not wish to be a walking advertisement .
A signature style takes away a lot of the decisions, freeing you up to make choices you actually care about. While I don't like the super wide lapels, there are aspects of it that I like, the sharp delta point, the matching of the patterns, etc. Keep that stuff default, and let me choose the lapel width if I care about it. Same thing with pockets. If I got custom pants, I'd be good with whatever for most of the things, but the right and left pockets I would need some customization on, given specific needs. Make it so I don't need to specify 5 belt loops or 7, instead let me focus on my pockets. A signature style is not a shoehorn forcing you into one suit, but rather a platform to build on, a starting place for your discussion.
@@phillyphakename1255 I understood the gentleman to say that ninety percent of his clients purchase garments made to his signature style , bespoke is just that , bespoke, of course you can request almost any alternative points you desire when I was fortunate enough to be able to afford bespoke I made the final decision on the style and cut of my suits and as such was not a walking advert for the firm that made them , as such I still have three suits all of which are over fifty years old and are unique and still wearable as , happily I have not changed ,shape wise at least , in the last few decades.
Not sure I agree with his philosophy about smart suits equals caring about the product they're selling. Politicians wear expensive suits but do they really care about anyone but themselves? Nope!
These videos are just too wonderful to be so short. I could listen to Andrew for hours.
The grey jacket with the pink shirt and tie... Absolute perfection.
I'm going to purchase a Maurice Sedwell signature suit for my birthday this year. His attention to detail and the craftsmanship of his suits are second to none.
Beautiful suits. Simply a master of his craft. A real gentleman.
Absolutely beautiful creations. I especially love the double breasted waist coat!
Some day I will own one of those Maurice Sedwell suits!!
Amazing innovation full of power and personality tailored creation.the craftsmanship at naked eye is Perfect!the cuts and curves on the outside ...borders are just simply full with character!
Clothing as art. Extraordinary and exquisite.
Love the blue/gold suit..
Wonderful suits!
he's from trinidad !!!!
If I ever get rich, this is the guy I'm going to see.
I loathe the idea of wearing a suit but my Lord these are just so beautiful I want one.
Knighted for his superb fashion sense, that’s badass.
Excellent!!!!!!
When will make more videos?
Lovely !
I'm flying to London right now...
Nice. An interesting take on English suits.
where could i find one thats competent enough to wash and iron these...
Does anyone know:
1. What the navy suit fabric is called? I want to get a suit made with that "sparkle"/ shimmery fabric
2. Where I can find that pink and black contrast tie
He explains the fabric here: ua-cam.com/video/YVYSPZBBmns/v-deo.html
Having been in the manufacturing of fine worsted for 30 years I can tell you the gold thread used is Called gold lurex. This is usually used in the liners of the name edge down the side of the cloth. It rarely gets used in the main body . Of course you can commission any design you like but you might find it difficult to find stock of this.
Just to add it looks a simple 2/2 twill, our company website shows a variety of designs and costs per metre. The super value is associated with how fine the wool fibre is. Super 90’s is a lot cheaper than super 200’s . The finer the fibre the softer the feel. Look up pepperlee.co.uk for some ideas. You just need a top tailor then like Maurice
Handsome ensembles
From the yacht in The Atlantic 💋
I wonder how much does one set of suits cost
5k to 6k pounds and maybe more depending on the choice
15,000
I could listen to this guy read the dictionary.
Is Sedwell a shirtmaker as well?
No. Typically the shirts are made by someone else.
I'm sure this gentleman is a top rate tailor, but....that voice...
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Exceptional tailoring , extremely well presented , I am not a fan of tailoring houses offering customers a signature line especially as this gentleman has indicated that ninety percent of suits made for clients are of this design . If I could still afford bespoke I would want just that , my own preferences which I am sure Sedwell would happily oblige , a house style is ok as long as you do not mind people knowing your tailor at a mere glance , that might be good publicity for the firm but I would not wish to be a walking advertisement .
A signature style takes away a lot of the decisions, freeing you up to make choices you actually care about.
While I don't like the super wide lapels, there are aspects of it that I like, the sharp delta point, the matching of the patterns, etc. Keep that stuff default, and let me choose the lapel width if I care about it.
Same thing with pockets. If I got custom pants, I'd be good with whatever for most of the things, but the right and left pockets I would need some customization on, given specific needs. Make it so I don't need to specify 5 belt loops or 7, instead let me focus on my pockets.
A signature style is not a shoehorn forcing you into one suit, but rather a platform to build on, a starting place for your discussion.
@@phillyphakename1255 I understood the gentleman to say that ninety percent of his clients purchase garments made to his signature style , bespoke is just that , bespoke, of course you can request almost any alternative points you desire when I was fortunate enough to be able to afford bespoke I made the final decision on the style and cut of my suits and as such was not a walking advert for the firm that made them , as such I still have three suits all of which are over fifty years old and are unique and still wearable as , happily I have not changed ,shape wise at least , in the last few decades.
Exlent sir
Can I get one in NY
www.mauricesedwell.com/visits
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Reminds me off my self , because I'm a very class elegant dresser
Dude needs to make suits for John Wick
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big up Maurice gwarn with your bad self
Does this man known he is an asmr natural lol
button is not nice holl is 2holls?......
You have to cash in a kidney to buy one of those.
so long as it's someone else's...
Then we go to the price part.
U can't afford it.
Not sure I agree with his philosophy about smart suits equals caring about the product they're selling. Politicians wear expensive suits but do they really care about anyone but themselves? Nope!