@@kirbyallison you should a vid a some stage like simon crompton has done on Permanent style of how items you have have aged more and the character they have developed be it shoes or jackets so people get the understanding of how well made clothes can get better being worn and being well cared for
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Like some other channels, I have no interest in joining this hobby of fine clothes and bespoke suits, but I find this oddly compelling to watch. Seeing someone be this invested in their lifestyle, enough to show it off with enthusiasm, is better than 90% of content on youtube.
That is a mighty collection of beautiful suits, brother. I’m not required to wear a suit for work (I’m an electrical engineer and have been working from home for the past year) but I decided to change things up a couple of months ago and got a tailored suit... man, I’m addicted. I never knew the real power of wearing a suit. You’ve been a source of information and inspiration, and I’m looking forward to getting a bespoke suit later this year!
@@carltrotter7622 well it lets a potential consumer know how much to expect to spend. Most of us haven’t had a bespoke suit or jacket before, so knowing what to expect price wise is helpful
That Alan Flusser 3-piece is my favorite of the suits you own, and one of the finest suits I’ve ever seen. That’s the sort of suit that if the house was on fire, I would run back in and grab it.
Just finished watching the whole video. I have two made to measure suits and a MTM jacket in my wardrobe. One is 12 years old (classic navy twill) and still looks stellar. Many other off the rack pieces have come and gone but there’s really nothing to match sitting down next to someone with knowledge and passion, picking a cloth and having it made especially for you. Both the quality AND the pleasure in ownership make the pieces long term mainstays. Every few years it’s great to keep building, patiently with some pillar pieces like this that you can accessorise around. Thanks for sharing Kirby… and yes… time for an update vid!!
I actually like the WW CHAN jacket, you looks young and bright in it while not being too standout. The silhouette of the jacket is quite slim like no other suits you have. But it is a personal taste.
Man as a blue collar man I am jealous. Awesome. Love your channel, Kirby. We all are trying to look our best regardless of what we have. Thanks for all the great vids
I'm a 76yr.old woman and I love your videos. I so appriceate a well dressed man,and always try to make sure my own clothes are the best I can afford.The majority of men here in Australia look and dress terrible they have long unkempt facial hair and the dowdist of poorly chosen clothes.So its lovely to see you.x
I think we could use an update video to see how the closet has progressed to this point. Thanks again for all the work you and your company does Kirby.
I cannot thank you enough for the introduction to Divij. It has been an amazing experience working with him and he is the first tailor to really get my pants right.
@Kirby, I'm looking to try bespoke pieces starting with shirt either with Joe or Divij. Does Joe still working at mytailor.com and he moved to divij.com?
Like many others, I'm more a jeans and converse kinda guy but this is very very pursuasive; nothing like someone's passion well imparted to whet one's appetite. The way Kirby's suit hangs off him is truly superb, every single time!
WW Chan is a very traditional tailor and clients that go to them tend to already be very clear on the mills they want and have a clear idea of what they intend to commission. They usually follow the exact choices of the client. But of course if you were to ask them for their comments on your cloth choice I'm sure they would be able to help.
A guy like me can’t pull off some of these colors. My job is business casual. So dress pants and dress shirts are almost too formal, though I still dress what you wear with a suit minus the jacket and tie. I can tell the difference in how I’m a addressed at work when I stepped up my wardrobe.
I didn't know you were in Dallas! I grew up there! Love your videos, especially the ones involving cigars. Sitting and watching while enjoying one right now, and I got a much better light and am keeping a much more even burn because of what I learned from your videos.
30:10 This is my absolute favorite of all your suits! I had just previously watched another video of yours about this suit where some small adjustments were being made before it was completely finished. The 3-piece looks absolutely magnificent on you!
The Chan jacket looks a lot better worn on the body than on the hanger, for one. I do notice that the angles on the lapel, the notch in particular, and other places are concave down. They almost look like frowns. Other lines seem to mirror this curve and the grid over-pattern likely accentuates it. I think these elements are a big part of why it doesn't "pop" or come alive the way the other suits do, where the angles are sharper and upturned.
I believe after having some experience with bespoke,you should know what you want when you met the traveling tailor from Hong Kong! I've experienced that type of tailor,and love the experiences I've had to this day. You should know what you want,and not expect that person to hold your hand. Especially if you claim to know so much about bespoke!
I think the WW Chan jacket is fine but the experience of bespoke is as or possibly more important then the final product. The negative experience is now weaved into that jacket. Coincidentally my first bespoke piece is also for my wedding. Had my final fitting in New York just a few days ago!
I had the same fabric selection experience with Chan, though they were very pleasant. It was the only time in all the bespoke experiences I’ve had where that happened.
What makes me feel better about myself is the fact that over here, in Europe, the comma works like a dot in grouping zeros together, which means that Kirby and my investment level is roughly equal (=80.00$)
Beautiful suits, I’ve seen one of your insta videos I believe were you wore jeans and trainers, it just looked so weird😀 because you always look so chiselled and sharp👍🏻
Absolutely amazing and gorgeous collection Kirby ! I'm just triggered by your collar gap, I don't know if this kind of flaw can be corrected with an alteration, if some distinguished gentleman here knows ?
Kirby, I really love the suit you made in Napoli. I love combining this kind of a stuit with a bold stripe shirt (navy, or light blue) and navy grenadine tie. I love italian suits, they are so beautiful.
Another great discussion. I especially enjoyed the tan colored Italian linen suit. Very interesting seeing those details. I am wondering where you would be wearing it in the USA.
I wonder if you've ever had anything made in London. Would love to see those if you have. My favourites are Anderson & Sheppard and Chittleborough & Morgan.
The sending you to look at the samples book without guidance is characteristic of Chinese tailors in my opinion, I've had a suit made in China and had the same experience of being shown sample books. Fortunately, I was replacing an existing suit which got ruined by my (then) dry cleaner, so I knew exactly what I wanted!
I have never seen a linen suit that wasn't wrinkled, and I have never seen a wrinkled linen suit without Wincing. I'll bet the bespoke suits people don't care for Rayon, Nylon etc, but I think they're great, in a blended fabric. Nice Program.
A superb collection. I think that bad experience you had with Chang affects your appreciation of the jacket. I believe it fits in well with your style. It is worth a revisit.
how often does one wear a tuxedo these days? at your weddiing? Is it worth such detail? My father purchased bespoke garments, but with a good tailor, you can buy off the rack and size it. Not as perfect as bespoke but much cheaper.
Thanks for this video. Whatever happened to the Champs de Luca suit you wrote about a few years back? Might I also make a suggestion: a series of how-to videos by experts once trunk shows start again. For instance, how to press trousers and jackets or sew on suit buttons by Divij or Eric; iron shirts, sew on shirt buttons, clean stains by Wil, etc. And then stock those cleaners, threads, buttons (horn, MOP, etc.) used on your website. Both the “how to” and easy access to the proper “tools” are lacking for general consumers right now-not including some specialty tailor or shoemaking stores.
Lovely,really enjoyable tour and well explained,thank you Kirby, would it be possible to provide more info on who/what was the HK connection @37.30 with the 1800-2200 price point ?
Kirby - I'm a new follower, and so glad to find your channel, website, etc. - Outstanding. Here's my question, and hopefully you see this and can respond: What's the best way to find a reputable tailor in or near Houston, TX, for commissioning a bespoke suit and/or tuxedo? Do I just Google it? My son is getting married in February, so it's time for me to tighten up the wardrobe! Thanks!
@@kirbyallison The Huntsman commission is the one I'm really looking forward to seeing! Was it supposed to be the full London made Bespoke 1849 or the offshore Bespoke 100?
I just love the suits and jackets😊Do you think the grey charcoal suit should be the first proper suit anyone should get amd is it more versatile than the navy suit? Can you for example match it with beige and other tones of grey odd trousers for example?
Thanks Kirby. I was thinking of commissioning a ww. Chan suit. but your comment gives very good and true insight that makes me think if I should give it second thought. Just curious when you made the jacket. was it measured by Patrick?
Start asking for two pairs of trousers. My father would always have two made so that the complete suit would last him years before making it an odd jacket.
yep, pretty jealous. Being from the UK i really want a lot of flannel or tweed suits really. I have this one from Cad and Dandy that I absolutely love and funnily enough, the suit it was made for have a similar body type to mine. I got it for 200 quid brand new. otherwise 2 grand if you pay full retail
Hey Kirby I don’t mean to be nitpicking but in the video I see some moderate “collar gapping” with your sartoria Gallo nyc charcoal fresco suit. It mostly occurs while you are moving and making gestures with your arms. Is the collar gapping normal for a bespoke suit? If not, is it possible to have it corrected by your tailor Eric J.?
It became traditional after an English king became too overweight to button his bottom button, most modern suits are cut in a way that if you choose to button the bottom button it doesn't look right
Great collection and particularly choosing two beautiful and versatile sports coats early on. Surprised to see a full lining for all the jackets. For fresco / linen / wool-silk-linen in a hot summer climate wouldn't you prefer a small quarter lining?
We have filmed a number of videos with Huntsman, both on Savile Row and their New York cutting room. I would say take a look at them. Huntsman are a fantastic firm.
Though my items aren’t bespoke, but the brands such as Brioni, Stefano Ricci, Zilli, Kiton are quite expensive. I don’t know if bespoke is good for me, except pants because my body expands and contracts quite dramatically. I do see that you like many tailors from America which isn’t a bad thing. Support American craftsmanship is awesome, though they aren’t the echelon in tailoring. You have some of the echelon in the bespoke shoes area which is quite a nice investment as feet don’t expand as much as body.
To me, I would rather buy a few really expensive items rather than suits made in Hong Kong. I prefer established brands that source for exclusive materials.
Great collection of beautiful suits. A video of your odd trouser collection will be appreciated too.
Great idea!
@@kirbyallison you should a vid a some stage like simon crompton has done on Permanent style of how items you have have aged more and the character they have developed be it shoes or jackets so people get the understanding of how well made clothes can get better being worn and being well cared for
@@kirbyallison you have to go bespoke. of the rack jackets don't have the shoulders narrower than the waist.
@@kirbyallison
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Now do a video of everything you had to buy the wife to acquire such a sartorial collection lol
Like some other channels, I have no interest in joining this hobby of fine clothes and bespoke suits, but I find this oddly compelling to watch. Seeing someone be this invested in their lifestyle, enough to show it off with enthusiasm, is better than 90% of content on youtube.
That is a mighty collection of beautiful suits, brother. I’m not required to wear a suit for work (I’m an electrical engineer and have been working from home for the past year) but I decided to change things up a couple of months ago and got a tailored suit... man, I’m addicted. I never knew the real power of wearing a suit. You’ve been a source of information and inspiration, and I’m looking forward to getting a bespoke suit later this year!
I'm feeling 90% inspiration and 10% jealousy on this one. 😊
you envy him
😂
@@carltrotter7622 well it lets a potential consumer know how much to expect to spend. Most of us haven’t had a bespoke suit or jacket before, so knowing what to expect price wise is helpful
I'm more jealous of the wife than the wardrobe... if I'm being honest
Clickbait... unfortunately, we have to play UA-cam’s games. I was in the fence...
That Alan Flusser 3-piece is my favorite of the suits you own, and one of the finest suits I’ve ever seen. That’s the sort of suit that if the house was on fire, I would run back in and grab it.
That Alan flusser suit is his best suit yet! Kirby needs one from sexton/ joe Morgan…I think that would be awesome
Just finished watching the whole video. I have two made to measure suits and a MTM jacket in my wardrobe. One is 12 years old (classic navy twill) and still looks stellar. Many other off the rack pieces have come and gone but there’s really nothing to match sitting down next to someone with knowledge and passion, picking a cloth and having it made especially for you. Both the quality AND the pleasure in ownership make the pieces long term mainstays. Every few years it’s great to keep building, patiently with some pillar pieces like this that you can accessorise around. Thanks for sharing Kirby… and yes… time for an update vid!!
I actually like the WW CHAN jacket, you looks young and bright in it while not being too standout. The silhouette of the jacket is quite slim like no other suits you have. But it is a personal taste.
Man as a blue collar man I am jealous. Awesome. Love your channel, Kirby. We all are trying to look our best regardless of what we have. Thanks for all the great vids
I'm a 76yr.old woman and I love your videos. I so appriceate a well dressed man,and always try to make sure my own clothes are the best I can afford.The majority of men here in Australia look and dress terrible they have long unkempt facial hair and the dowdist of poorly chosen clothes.So its lovely to see you.x
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I could only hope to have a collection as varied and well maintained as this someday. Thank you for sharing your wonderful collection with us Kirby.
Thank you! I hope you enjoyed the video
@@kirbyallison how much are u rich? What's your net worth?
I think we could use an update video to see how the closet has progressed to this point. Thanks again for all the work you and your company does Kirby.
Seriously @kirbyallison
The Eric Jensen suit is spectacular. Love the heavy roping and the fish-mouth ish notch shape. Great stuff!
I cannot thank you enough for the introduction to Divij. It has been an amazing experience working with him and he is the first tailor to really get my pants right.
Great to hear! They are always a pleasure to work with!
@Kirby, I'm looking to try bespoke pieces starting with shirt either with Joe or Divij. Does Joe still working at mytailor.com and he moved to divij.com?
Like many others, I'm more a jeans and converse kinda guy but this is very very pursuasive; nothing like someone's passion well imparted to whet one's appetite. The way Kirby's suit hangs off him is truly superb, every single time!
WW Chan is a very traditional tailor and clients that go to them tend to already be very clear on the mills they want and have a clear idea of what they intend to commission. They usually follow the exact choices of the client. But of course if you were to ask them for their comments on your cloth choice I'm sure they would be able to help.
Patrick and Arnold will definitely give recs if you ask them.
Wow my man Kirby . You have my dream wardrobe. Greetings from lakeland, fl
Fantastic collection, Kirby. Next stop has to be Savile Row!
A guy like me can’t pull off some of these colors. My job is business casual. So dress pants and dress shirts are almost too formal, though I still dress what you wear with a suit minus the jacket and tie. I can tell the difference in how I’m a addressed at work when I stepped up my wardrobe.
I learned so much watching this. I got more into suits and the details i need to look for in having a suit that is designed for specific occasions.
Every man should be wearing a suit! Great video to inspire people to wear suits!
Ultimate bespokeness! Very gentlemanly and bespoke of you
I didn't know you were in Dallas! I grew up there! Love your videos, especially the ones involving cigars. Sitting and watching while enjoying one right now, and I got a much better light and am keeping a much more even burn because of what I learned from your videos.
Very nice selection. Great taste. A real pleasure viewing these beautiful works of art in men's clothing. Thank you.
Amazing collection of suits! I enjoyed watching this video on your suits and seeing your passion for clothing.
Glad you enjoyed!
Of all your suits, which is your favorite? Answer: "The suit I'm wearing at the moment", no doubt!
30:10 This is my absolute favorite of all your suits! I had just previously watched another video of yours about this suit where some small adjustments were being made before it was completely finished. The 3-piece looks absolutely magnificent on you!
My Favorite 2021 Kirbyallison video.
The Chan jacket looks a lot better worn on the body than on the hanger, for one.
I do notice that the angles on the lapel, the notch in particular, and other places are concave down. They almost look like frowns. Other lines seem to mirror this curve and the grid over-pattern likely accentuates it. I think these elements are a big part of why it doesn't "pop" or come alive the way the other suits do, where the angles are sharper and upturned.
This is my favourite video of your's. Just great, many thanks!
And yes, a trouser video would be fantastic
Wow, thanks!
I’ve been waiting so long for this!!! I’m probably gonna watch it again tomorrow lol.
Amazing video and wardrobe Kirby!
Also I think we could do a drinking game here - take a short every time Kirby says "visual texture" :D
Nice video. 100% agree about ditching belts to have side tabs
I believe after having some experience with bespoke,you should know what you want when you met the traveling tailor from Hong Kong! I've experienced that type of tailor,and love the experiences I've had to this day. You should know what you want,and not expect that person to hold your hand. Especially if you claim to know so much about bespoke!
Lol stop being an apologist for bad service
I think the WW Chan jacket is fine but the experience of bespoke is as or possibly more important then the final product. The negative experience is now weaved into that jacket. Coincidentally my first bespoke piece is also for my wedding. Had my final fitting in New York just a few days ago!
Congratulations!
I had the same fabric selection experience with Chan, though they were very pleasant. It was the only time in all the bespoke experiences I’ve had where that happened.
What makes me feel better about myself is the fact that over here, in Europe, the comma works like a dot in grouping zeros together, which means that Kirby and my investment level is roughly equal (=80.00$)
Beautiful suits, I’ve seen one of your insta videos I believe were you wore jeans and trainers, it just looked so weird😀 because you always look so chiselled and sharp👍🏻
He loves his coats like children. I respect that.
My first bespoke suit is also grey herring bone. Can't wait to wear it!
I don’t think I quite realised the wealth you command Mr Allison until this video. Well to do my friend!
Absolutely amazing and gorgeous collection Kirby ! I'm just triggered by your collar gap, I don't know if this kind of flaw can be corrected with an alteration, if some distinguished gentleman here knows ?
Kirby, I really love the suit you made in Napoli. I love combining this kind of a stuit with a bold stripe shirt (navy, or light blue) and navy grenadine tie. I love italian suits, they are so beautiful.
There was an Anderson and Shepard customer who ordered 80 suits. He had eight houses worldwide and wanted 10 suits at the ready in each one.
Probably some nouveau riche Russian oligark
You did your watches, shoes and now suits. Could you maybe do shirts next?
Thanks for sharing your personal suits wardrobe. After your video on your shoe collection, this was what we’ve been waiting for
Another great discussion. I especially enjoyed the tan colored Italian linen suit. Very interesting seeing those details. I am wondering where you would be wearing it in the USA.
Beautiful, well considered collection sir. An inspiration to others interested in the sartorial journey. Cheers.
I wonder if you've ever had anything made in London. Would love to see those if you have. My favourites are Anderson & Sheppard and Chittleborough & Morgan.
Exquisite bespoke collection.. timeless
01:30 I guess it`s true when they say that midnight blue looks blacker than black under artificial light. I was 100% sure the tuxedo was black!
The Duke of Windsor had midnight blue dinner jackets made, because they photographed better in b/w…
I suggest you do a closet update for your 2022 haul.
Next time you go to Houston come to Festari! We’ll go above and beyond your expectations, we make the finest bespoke suits in Texas.
All of your suits and jackets are beautiful. But I must say that I'm partial to the Sartoria Gallo suit. Love the roped shoulders.
The flusser bead stripe has beautiful drape on the cloth..
Kirby I love the jacket that you don’t from the Hong Kong tailor! It’s beautiful
I've lost 34 lbs and now I can fit into my suits what a joy, Thanks Kirby.
Haha. Well, the weight loss is worth it! You’ll look better in whatever you wear 34 lbs lighter. But losing the wardrobe is a bummer...
The sending you to look at the samples book without guidance is characteristic of Chinese tailors in my opinion, I've had a suit made in China and had the same experience of being shown sample books. Fortunately, I was replacing an existing suit which got ruined by my (then) dry cleaner, so I knew exactly what I wanted!
I have never seen a linen suit that wasn't wrinkled, and I have never seen a wrinkled linen suit without Wincing.
I'll bet the bespoke suits people don't care for Rayon, Nylon etc, but I think they're great, in a blended fabric.
Nice Program.
Now a tour of all of your humidors please!
Little did I know when I clicked on "Show More" in the description, what a rabbit hole I'd go down!! ;) Very nice collection
Haha. Thanks!
A superb collection. I think that bad experience you had with Chang affects your appreciation of the jacket. I believe it fits in well with your style. It is worth a revisit.
3:02 You two are a very elegant and beautiful couple Kirby!
Planning a short vlog about my $60 cargo shorts and polo shirt collection.
Where is the huntsman suit you made in their New York special? Kinda surprised you don’t have more savile row pieces
I like the Bespoke Tuxedo the peak lapels, jetted pockets phenomenal garment .
How much money do you have, how much of your money did you spend on your suits, shoes and other clothing.
Very impressive collection Mr Allison. With such an expensive collection how do you handle potential weight gain/loss (gym/diet changes etc)?
how often does one wear a tuxedo these days? at your weddiing? Is it worth such detail? My father purchased bespoke garments, but with a good tailor, you can buy off the rack and size it. Not as perfect as bespoke but much cheaper.
I just bought a pair of Navy wool pleated flannels with Side Tab adjusters
Great taste Kirby!
Thanks for this video. Whatever happened to the Champs de Luca suit you wrote about a few years back? Might I also make a suggestion: a series of how-to videos by experts once trunk shows start again. For instance, how to press trousers and jackets or sew on suit buttons by Divij or Eric; iron shirts, sew on shirt buttons, clean stains by Wil, etc. And then stock those cleaners, threads, buttons (horn, MOP, etc.) used on your website. Both the “how to” and easy access to the proper “tools” are lacking for general consumers right now-not including some specialty tailor or shoemaking stores.
Another fantastic video Kirby! I am curious to know if you own a pair of jeans?
Beautiful suit collection!! 👍🏽😃
Lovely,really enjoyable tour and well explained,thank you Kirby, would it be possible to provide more info on who/what was the HK connection @37.30 with the 1800-2200 price point ?
Does anyone know what the medal Kirby is wearing at 21:44 is?
Kirby - I'm a new follower, and so glad to find your channel, website, etc. - Outstanding. Here's my question, and hopefully you see this and can respond: What's the best way to find a reputable tailor in or near Houston, TX, for commissioning a bespoke suit and/or tuxedo? Do I just Google it? My son is getting married in February, so it's time for me to tighten up the wardrobe! Thanks!
What happened to the Huntsman commission?
Hubtsman commission died with Covid... hoping to resurrect...
@@kirbyallison The Huntsman commission is the one I'm really looking forward to seeing! Was it supposed to be the full London made Bespoke 1849 or the offshore Bespoke 100?
I just love the suits and jackets😊Do you think the grey charcoal suit should be the first proper suit anyone should get amd is it more versatile than the navy suit? Can you for example match it with beige and other tones of grey odd trousers for example?
You have a great taste regardless of anything you wear. Great collection.
Thanks Kirby. I was thinking of commissioning a ww. Chan suit. but your comment gives very good and true insight that makes me think if I should give it second thought. Just curious when you made the jacket. was it measured by Patrick?
What do you do for a living?
Great video. Would love to see an odd trouser one as well
Start asking for two pairs of trousers. My father would always have two made so that the complete suit would last him years before making it an odd jacket.
Huffman...im more like 70% inspired and 30% jealous. Fun!
You are making us jealous Kirby!
yep, pretty jealous. Being from the UK i really want a lot of flannel or tweed suits really. I have this one from Cad and Dandy that I absolutely love and funnily enough, the suit it was made for have a similar body type to mine. I got it for 200 quid brand new. otherwise 2 grand if you pay full retail
So much better than the little boys who show off their little boy Jordan’s collection. This is much more classy and masculine.
Hey Kirby I don’t mean to be nitpicking but in the video I see some moderate “collar gapping” with your sartoria Gallo nyc charcoal fresco suit. It mostly occurs while you are moving and making gestures with your arms. Is the collar gapping normal for a bespoke suit? If not, is it possible to have it corrected by your tailor Eric J.?
03:03 You da man, Kirby. You da Man!!!!!
If the wedding invitation says black tie but the ceremony is before six, does that mean that you have to wear a stroller?
This guy takes prissiness to an insane level
More like class. Watch a few of his videos, and maybe you'll get some.
Wanted to ask why shouldn't be he lower button be done? If it wasn't to be done why is it stitched in the first place?
It became traditional after an English king became too overweight to button his bottom button, most modern suits are cut in a way that if you choose to button the bottom button it doesn't look right
Great collection and particularly choosing two beautiful and versatile sports coats early on.
Surprised to see a full lining for all the jackets. For fresco / linen / wool-silk-linen in a hot summer climate wouldn't you prefer a small quarter lining?
I Was curious on your thoughts about Huntsman...Thank you!
We have filmed a number of videos with Huntsman, both on Savile Row and their New York cutting room. I would say take a look at them. Huntsman are a fantastic firm.
I am curious. I have watched a lot of your videos. Can you tell me how much a bespoke suit and jacket should cost?
Great content, please do keep up the super solid work, cheers!
Though my items aren’t bespoke, but the brands such as Brioni, Stefano Ricci, Zilli, Kiton are quite expensive. I don’t know if bespoke is good for me, except pants because my body expands and contracts quite dramatically. I do see that you like many tailors from America which isn’t a bad thing. Support American craftsmanship is awesome, though they aren’t the echelon in tailoring. You have some of the echelon in the bespoke shoes area which is quite a nice investment as feet don’t expand as much as body.
To me, I would rather buy a few really expensive items rather than suits made in Hong Kong. I prefer established brands that source for exclusive materials.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thank you.
Kirby, the big question is does the wedding tux still fit?
Nice collection of suits! However Kirby, I find the collar gap in your Eric Jensen jacket to be quite unsettling. Hopefully you can get it fixed!
How do you clean your suits