안녕하세요. 테일러샵 플랫폼 트렌디션입니다! 미스터프로세스 채널을 통해 맞춤양복 제작 과정을 상세하게 알려드릴 수 있어 영광입니다. 맞춤양복 장인이 옷을 어떻게 만드는지 궁금하지 않으셨나요? 한 벌을 만드는 데 얼마나 많은 시간과 노력, 기술력이 필요한지 보여드리고 싶었습니다. 그래서 제작 과정을 최대한 생략하지 않고 영상에 담아보았습니다. 결혼 예복을 준비하시거나 클래식 패션에 관심 있으신 분은 이번 영상이 도움이 되었으면 합니다:) 감사합니다😃 영상 속 맞춤 수트 장인을 만나고 싶다면? 🤵🏻 장인 정보 : bit.ly/3HbSdL9 📆 테일러샵 방문 : bit.ly/40fExp1 (서울 워커힐호텔) 🔗트렌디션 플랫폼 : link.inpock.co.kr/trendition
Now, I mean this in the nicest possible terms. He is a craftsman, not an artist. Those are very different things, and I believe it's a much more meaningful compliment to call this man an excellent craftsman, whereas calling him an artist feels shallow and out of place. This gentleman doesn't pursue artistic purposes, but rather honed an admirable craftsmanship. It would in fact be demeaning to call it art. Remember that "art" is not a compliment, it is a nature of work, and it is not suited to describe this craft. The absence of music, sound effects and voice over was indeed immensely appreciated.
@@EugeneOneguine i hadnt considered this point of view. i dont know alot of craftsman and no artists so im not well versed and wasnt aware of any stigmas attached to the terminology
@@Miswired-2501 It's just that "art" and "artist" is used for anything and everything nowadays. You make something nice = art. It's not what it means. It has become a generic compliment which, because of its misuse, is pretty meaningless.
My late grandfather was the first Egyptian master tailor to have his own atelier in downtown Cairo, after spending years-long apprenticeship under an Italian master tailor. Watching him doing exactly what this gentleman is doing was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever witnessed..I wish he lived longer for me to study and acquire his craft, but I invite every gentleman here to strive to own at least one handmade suit to keep this art alive. Thanks
I love the sounds of him working. Each scissor snip, the sound of the needle breaking through the fabric, the sound the thread makes when it's being pulled through, even the loud noise of the machine from time to time. I could watch these all day.
I can only imagine how incredible it must feel to put on something and have it fit just perfectly. The time and attention to detail I see here is astounding.
It feels amazing. When I was in the Marines they sent me to a tailor much like this to get fitted for my Dress Blues. Measured me every way and when I got them it the most well fitted thing I'd ever worn. To this day I still hunt for real tailors to fit me for dress shirts.
Is $10'000 for a suit, that much? I generally believe that a nice high quality suit should not cost less than $5'000, and a luxury suit, above that price range.
i just want the internet to know that i was being sarcastic. the comment following mine that says "i can't find the moment where it says he is an architect" is perhaps one of the greatest moments in internet history.
My uncle was a master Taylor like this but unfortunately he lost both his arms and one leg in a freak cable car accident… showing him this made him cry, but I think it was tears of joy, not pain…
I have multiple tailored suits and after seeing these videos after my 1st one, I asked my tailor everything about them and the amount of pure custom, handcrafted, immensely precise work that goes into these masterpieces is more than most people can comprehend. I’d say it’s an art form, but I don’t even think that does it justice. My tailor mentioned to me it’s a beautiful mix of math, engineering, style, and surgery all mixed into one craft, unique in itself to anything else on the planet. The only other comparable process is the form of creating custom shoes. Apart from that, there is nothing else in the world that embodies the “piece unique” style for 1 person. These suits are truly incredible and the people who create them are equally, if not more impressive. And if you think the creation of the proportions is crazy, the sewing and stitching is jaw dropping
Watches have similiar formula of working process, i have only few suits but all been made with passion by someone with knowledge, its totally different feeling comparing to suit from normal store. They are real magicians, from nothing they create real masterpiece. Have a good one !
As a woman it's easy enough for me to just sew a dress for myself, for my exact measurements. Watching someone make a men's suit (or men's dress shoes) is so intriguing, it's so incredibly complex and something that takes so long to learn, let alone master. And he looks so immensely proud, yet down-to-earth, of his profession.
After learning how hard this craft is (with some basic sewing of way easier garments and pattern making) these videos are even more impressive. Its crazy how fluid and controlled every step is and with no mistakes, every cut and every marking on the fabric and the paper is just immaculate.
Maybe it's just me, but I think the sound of the scissors cutting the fabric is one of my favorites. There was a lady that lived in my local community who would make dresses out of her house and the sound always reminds me of going to her house with my mother.
This man is not just a job, but a true artist! His movements are as precise as a physics equation and his way of working is so elegant that it looks like a mathematical demonstration!
De fato lindo, movimentos muitos precisos! Definitivamente adorei ter assistido a esse vídeo, o homem é completamente um arquiteto de tecidos. Conheço este lugar no qual você está presente por uma bela figura de trás.
Watching this, i have just realized the incredible amount of 3D thinking needed for this profession. Not only do you have to anticipate how different parts without clear geometric forms will fit together in space, the tailor also has to factor in possible movements of the later user of the suit. Great video, thanks for sharing..
Exactly. I have huge respect for those who create bespoke clothing. It's without a doubt worth the price. This is why I have all my suits made courtesy of Saville Row. Not only because I can afford to do so, but rather because theres no greater feeling than wearing something that is 100% how you, the client want it. Down to every last detail. Well, that and the fact that it's something that is crafted by hand by someone with years and years of experience.
치수부터 원단 선택에 제단 및 가봉까지. 제 선친께서도 오랫동안 양복점을 운영하셨었기에 정말 오랜만에 보는 모습에 감회가 새롭습니다. 유비아라고 부르던 쇠골무부터 묵직한 재단 가위. 한땀한땀 정성스런 바느질에 정교하게 이루어지던 모서리 마감까지. 덕분에 30여 년전의 추억에 빠져 봅니다. 고맙습니다.^^
not a single pin was used except that one mark during fitting. I am in awe and definitely picked up some tricks that I´ll try to incorporate into my own amateur sewing. Thank you for putting this together and highlighting the artistry, engineering, skill, years of experience and dedication of this craft
My father had to have a suit tailor-made in 1946 because he had lost so much weight at 6'3" that no ready-to-wear suit could be altered enough to fit him properly. He had returned home from the South Pacific after serving in the USAAF over 40 months during WWII. A local tailor made him 2 suits that year, one winter and one summer. My father always spoke kindly of his tailor, and his name stuck with me through the years. About a year ago I began getting my hair cut by a stylist in my neighborhood who works from her home. Her last name is the same name as that of my father's tailor. The name is an unusual one. One day I asked her if she was related to my father's tailor. Turns out he was her husband's grandfather. I enjoyed every minute of this fascinating video.
Greetings to you sir from Guyana 🇬🇾. You're indeed a master tailor. You reminded me of my uncle Moonaf who was an excellent tailor himself almost 57 years ago. He had bought himself in 1974 a Singer 20U sewing machine and created the wonders. He wasn't into suit making but only when specially requested then does it. He has since passed on. You're very precise and meticulous with your craft too. What amazes me is the pedal machine that you're still using even🙏. Keep it up.🙏🇬🇾
Truly an artist. I'm amazed at how he manages to keep track of all the bits and how they get sewn together. I was lost after the first two minutes. Also, drawing on the fabric with the tailor's chalk looks like soo much fun.
Living in New Zealand 🇳🇿 As a high end tailor living in South Korea 🇰🇷 my ❤ 💙 heart goes out to you. Beautiful posture, beautiful hands very handsome and what you've achieved is honorable to the enth degree. The suit you made on UA-cam was like watching a famous pianist. OUTSTANDING 😊😊😊😊😊
Merhaba nekadar Kibar ve dürüst olduğunuzu söylemeden geçemeyeceğim sanata ve sanatçıya gösterdiğiniz saygı ve övgüler için meslektaşım adına ve bende size çok teşekkür ederim bakış açınıza hayran kalmamak mümkün değil di 🙏❤🌹
At first I thought the use of a foot pump "antique" sewing machine was old-fashioned. But then I realized it provides total, absolute control over the stitching, undoubtedly much better than a modern, hi-tech sewing machine would. Very cool.
Indeed, just like woodworkers like those hand-drills because they can feel every grain in the wood. Machines allow quicker work, but the manual and oldschool items allow for precise control
Absolute perfection! I can’t believe how precise he was or how quietly and calmly he worked. He could teach us all a lesson! Thank you for sharing this video with us ❤❤❤❤❤
Fantastic work!! My mother made my clothes the same way -- taking measurements, making a pattern, basting the pieces together, remeasuring, and then sewing my clothes. She was as fantastic as this tailor is. God bless them both on taking such pride in their work!!
This is ASMR delight from an absolute master of his craft. Tailoring is such an under appreciated, yet incredibly difficult skill. My grandmother was a seamstress that made wedding dresses in a small factory. I was always in awe of her skill and precision crafting dresses from scratch.
Betul sekali.bahkan saya sendiri sebagai penjahit dari Indonesia.sama juga di sini tukang jahit titak ada harga nya,bahkan seperti orang yang tidak di butuhkan.padahal sangat di butuhkan.heran😢
Watching this video reminds me, that real handmade work is unfortunately so underrated. This is obviously the short version of a long process of the suit-production. But this gives the very impressive idea of these „little details“ that make such thing complete. And then he makes it look so easy, but be aware, this kind of work requires passion to the most little details, a lot of patience and a high level of concentration. And if you look at this, the price for a suit like this is absolutely reasonable. The best part of this in my opinion is, that the tailor produces something sustainable. Just look how he works with the materials without wasting them and: The owner of this suit will have something for a lifetime. Highest respect for this work. Thank you for sharing this video.
It’s a great privilege to have an unfolded access into the tailoring work of a master tailor. Usually it costs tens of thousands for someone with that level of expertise to fit and make a bespoke suit. The suit feels like it was made in one of the prestigious Savile Row tailor shops for a British gentleman.
Bạn hãy đến Việt Nam đặc biệt là ở Hội An , chỉ cần bạn thích loại vest gì thì thợ may đều có thể may cho bạn . May lấy ngay trong ngày và giá cả chỉ 100-200$.
OMG! How is this even possible? How people sew garments together is something that has baffled me all my life. My late brother was a sketch artist and I remember, even as a young child, watching him work. He would start with a blank piece of paper and start drawing seemingly-random lines that looked like meaningless scribblings to me. Then, at the very end, when he drew the final few lines, the image just ... appeared! It's a face! Or, it's Mickey Mouse! It was all in his head and he just had to put it on paper. This video evokes the same slack-jawed reaction. I will never fathom how someone can know and do this, but I'm very glad they can!
What's amazing about this is that he sewed most of the clothes into a perfect fitted suit by hands. It definitely took years of practice and experience to achieve such precise technique.
Ohne of the best videos on UA-cam, i ever saw. A master of his profession, dressed in finest suit, the scissor from the fifties in excellent quality, the sawing machine from the fifties without electricity AND the excellent camera filming everything in big pictures and perfect quality. The whole video is just great and impressive.
Absolutely beautiful work and so precise! I've never watched a suit being made before, not interested, but this made me want to actually become able to use a sewing machine and make clothes. Just magical to see how you glided through everything!
Руки этого Мастера элегантны как у пианиста, движения неуловимые, быстрые, четкие, как один взмах его шикарных ножниц - ноль лишних движений! Огромное уважение Мастеру, благодарю за то, что позволили увидеть процесс создания шедевра портняного искусства. Жаль только, модель быстро удалился, хотелось рассмотреть его во всей красе в шикарном пиджаке 😊
Я с таким интересом смотрела - аж глаз не отвести.😮 Настолько всё точно, мастерски выполнено. И оператор молодец - видно, что постарался, выбирал удачные ракурсы для съёмки. 👍 Я знала, что работа портного это искусство, но это видео доказало, что это искусство, требующее точности, усердия и терпеливости.✨️ Браво!👏
For some reason that part where the tailor hangs the measuring tape on his neck takes me back to when my grandma did gowns and dresses. Although they're different in some ways, my grandma displayed this same level of accuracy and sternness to their work. It was no wonder we often get scolded when we try to sneak out a pair of scissors she uses for her work given how accurate she has to be with her cuts. 😅
I think everyone living with a tailor, whether it's hobby of professional, know there is one pair of shears under their roof no one is allowed to touch for anything other than fabric.
와! 한 벌의 작품입니다. 테일러에 관심이 많지만 아직은 미싱으로만 자켓 한 벌, 팬츠 세 벌, 베스트 한 벌 밖엔 못만들어 봤어요. 보면서 감탄했습니다. 대부분 봉제는 외주 맡기는데 이렇게 끝까지 직접 하시는 걸 보니 존경스럽습니다. 저도 끝까지 직접하는 걸 꼭 배우고 싶네요. 멋있습니다!!
Great to see a pad stitched floating chest piece with horse hair canvas. Great collar shaping. Excellent inset sleeve head. Wonderful hand stitched buttonholes. Perfect Jet pockets. Classic double breasted jacket with interesting inner closing detail. Such artistry.
The pad stitching was extraordinary! So fast, and by hand. Ready to wear clothing would benefit dearly from even a tenth of the structure a well-made custom garment has.
It is actually the first time I have seen in detail how a suit is made and the techniques that the Master uses to do his magnificent work!! Great dedication and a great pleasure to be able to see it!
I've never thought how suits where made until I saw this video I am very impressed on this man's dedication and hard work he puts in every suit. I truly love to see people do what they are passionate about.
i just love the editing of this video, and the high quality sound. the footsteps, the cutting, measuring, lining, ironing, the fabric, sewing everythings just perfect. fantastic!!!
30 лет назад я училась в техникуме на технолога. На практике мы шили мужские костюмы таким же способом. Даже петли выметывали вручную. Очень понравилась подставка вместо туфель. Прекрасная работа. Благодарю❤
This takes me back to seeing my grandfather crafting boat covers in his massive garage. Dense and durable material would be used. Very well crafted. A couple years after he stopped making them my father would see them on the road, being used properly of course, even some years later. Sadly he passed in 2013 and that’s when everyone needed a new one as my grandmother kept getting calls asking if he could make them a new cover or reupholster a car seat for them. The man had a great skill and a good heart. I miss him dearly.
Remarkable! It really makes you appreciate the amount of supremely-skilled work that goes into making a tailored suit. My eyes have been opened! Tremendous video. I started the video knowing absolutely nothing about this process and 25 minutes later now have a tremendous appreciation respect for what a master tailor does. Thousands of precise movements. If any one of them is slightly off the final product will suffer. Superb craftsmanship.
One definitely has a lot to learn when it comes to tailoring..the precision and accuracy in measurements, cutting, sewing and checking the fittings is absolutely remarkable! Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge.. great video and the no background music just made it more sensible and watchable. I'm glad to learn a few tips and will implement in my sewing technique.
It's such a true pleasure watching someone with such incredible skill doing his work. It's comparable to listening symphony or watching a movie. A true art form! I'm impressed!
wow!! I really appreciated the craftmanship that went into making this suit. Loved the artistry that went into making this handmade suit. The level of patience and attention to detail is off the charts!! This master tailor makes it look so easy. Terrific job!!
This what a UA-cam video should be No annoying music, no background noise , no commentary Just the pure sound of the a true craftsmanship, your work sir is a peice of art
My dad is a tailor too . And i can proudly say he wont be as cool as he in doing his work but his fitting of suits are on levels of heaven. I have wore suits of several thousands but no one comes close to him .
by seeing this video it reminds me that my father is a traditional tailor who has devoted himself for 30 years, which finally in 2014 he has stopped this work due to a stroke he suffered, now he is calm in heaven 🙏, greetings from Indonesia
Salam juga dari Indonesia. Ngomongin soal tukang jahit saya sendiri juga tukang jahit.tapi sayang propesi tukang jahit itu seperti tidak ada harganya bagi sebagian orang.bahkan upah kerjanyapun murah sekali heran. Apalagi saya sebagai tukang kuli
Nunca había visto el proceso de confección de un traje, me sorprendió la cantidad de detalles que lleva. El señor que lo hizo es increíble, qué trabajo tan impresionante. 🌺
Woah! Respect! The whole effort that’s put into one suit and tailored fit at that… also loving the fall of the fabric and how snugly it fits with elegance
La elegancia en todo su esplendor! Mis respetos y felicitaciones a los grandes maestros que confeccionan este laborioso e impecable trabajo de sastrería. Toda una verdadera obra de ingeniería. Cómo me habría gustado tener la oportunidad de haber aprendido de ellos. Indiscutiblemente, Dios bendijo su labor. Ojalá nunca se pierda esta invaluable tradición.
안녕하세요. 테일러샵 플랫폼 트렌디션입니다!
미스터프로세스 채널을 통해 맞춤양복 제작 과정을 상세하게 알려드릴 수 있어 영광입니다.
맞춤양복 장인이 옷을 어떻게 만드는지 궁금하지 않으셨나요?
한 벌을 만드는 데 얼마나 많은 시간과 노력, 기술력이 필요한지 보여드리고 싶었습니다.
그래서 제작 과정을 최대한 생략하지 않고 영상에 담아보았습니다.
결혼 예복을 준비하시거나 클래식 패션에 관심 있으신 분은 이번 영상이 도움이 되었으면 합니다:)
감사합니다😃
영상 속 맞춤 수트 장인을 만나고 싶다면?
🤵🏻 장인 정보 : bit.ly/3HbSdL9
📆 테일러샵 방문 : bit.ly/40fExp1 (서울 워커힐호텔)
🔗트렌디션 플랫폼 : link.inpock.co.kr/trendition
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How long does it needed to make the suit from start to finish?
Where do you buy the suit?
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No music. No sound effects. No voice over. No narration.
Just an artist at work. Perfection
Now, I mean this in the nicest possible terms. He is a craftsman, not an artist. Those are very different things, and I believe it's a much more meaningful compliment to call this man an excellent craftsman, whereas calling him an artist feels shallow and out of place. This gentleman doesn't pursue artistic purposes, but rather honed an admirable craftsmanship. It would in fact be demeaning to call it art. Remember that "art" is not a compliment, it is a nature of work, and it is not suited to describe this craft.
The absence of music, sound effects and voice over was indeed immensely appreciated.
Yes
@@EugeneOneguine i hadnt considered this point of view.
i dont know alot of craftsman and no artists so im not well versed and wasnt aware of any stigmas attached to the terminology
@@Miswired-2501 It's just that "art" and "artist" is used for anything and everything nowadays. You make something nice = art. It's not what it means. It has become a generic compliment which, because of its misuse, is pretty meaningless.
No payment either as the client walked straight out the door lol
When he is measuring, cutting, sewing or doing anything there is no wasted motion or movement. This man is truly a master at his work.
Same when I masturbate
experience👍🏻
I cant tell if this is a Jordan Schlansky reference
congratulations this is the dumbest yt comment I’ve read today 🎉🎉🎉
Well said 🫄🏻
My late grandfather was the first Egyptian master tailor to have his own atelier in downtown Cairo, after spending years-long apprenticeship under an Italian master tailor. Watching him doing exactly what this gentleman is doing was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever witnessed..I wish he lived longer for me to study and acquire his craft, but I invite every gentleman here to strive to own at least one handmade suit to keep this art alive.
Thanks
اسمه ايه جدك
محله بتاع جدك الله يرحمه كان في شارع طلعت حرب ؟
My grandfather also was the first Egyptian master Tailor with his own atelier in downtown Cairo. I guess we had the same grandfather
@@hansbloch3239no way.. so was my grandfather. I guess we’re all cousins.
@@ahmedaladdin4276yes.
I love the sounds of him working. Each scissor snip, the sound of the needle breaking through the fabric, the sound the thread makes when it's being pulled through, even the loud noise of the machine from time to time. I could watch these all day.
Do you enjoy ASMR videos? My favorite ASMR artists are Latte, TingTing, Maria and moonlight cottage.
Me too. I was completely immersed in the process of making a tailored suit. Superb!
this is the ASMR effect 😁😁
how did you hear the sound of needle???
I can only imagine how incredible it must feel to put on something and have it fit just perfectly. The time and attention to detail I see here is astounding.
It feels amazing. When I was in the Marines they sent me to a tailor much like this to get fitted for my Dress Blues.
Measured me every way and when I got them it the most well fitted thing I'd ever worn.
To this day I still hunt for real tailors to fit me for dress shirts.
Kk asra, aku mau tanya
Apakah menantu om Tito taylor tidak punya anak kandungl
As long as you dont gain too much weight
3 big macs and it's over
It's so impressive how precisely and quickly he's able to measure and cut things. A true master.
Is $10'000 for a suit, that much? I generally believe that a nice high quality suit should not cost less than $5'000, and a luxury suit, above that price range.
@@alternateunreleasedshellac505 well ddepending on the material’s and labor for making it around that price is about right
@@NovusFrost If you're on a budget of course, you'll still be able to find tailored/made to measure suits for $1'000 - $2'000.
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This man isn’t just a professional Tailor/suit maker. He’s an architect
i'm pretty sure it said he was a tailor, but he could be both not sure.
@@tirkentube Yes you are right, i cant find the moment where it say that he is an architect. He can be both as you said.
Think you mean artist not architect.
i just want the internet to know that i was being sarcastic. the comment following mine that says "i can't find the moment where it says he is an architect" is perhaps one of the greatest moments in internet history.
Architect is a lesser skill when compared to tailoring...
My uncle was a master Taylor like this but unfortunately he lost both his arms and one leg in a freak cable car accident… showing him this made him cry, but I think it was tears of joy, not pain…
I have multiple tailored suits and after seeing these videos after my 1st one, I asked my tailor everything about them and the amount of pure custom, handcrafted, immensely precise work that goes into these masterpieces is more than most people can comprehend. I’d say it’s an art form, but I don’t even think that does it justice. My tailor mentioned to me it’s a beautiful mix of math, engineering, style, and surgery all mixed into one craft, unique in itself to anything else on the planet. The only other comparable process is the form of creating custom shoes. Apart from that, there is nothing else in the world that embodies the “piece unique” style for 1 person. These suits are truly incredible and the people who create them are equally, if not more impressive. And if you think the creation of the proportions is crazy, the sewing and stitching is jaw dropping
De fato!👍🇧🇷👍
Watches have similiar formula of working process, i have only few suits but all been made with passion by someone with knowledge, its totally different feeling comparing to suit from normal store.
They are real magicians, from nothing they create real masterpiece.
Have a good one !
As a woman it's easy enough for me to just sew a dress for myself, for my exact measurements. Watching someone make a men's suit (or men's dress shoes) is so intriguing, it's so incredibly complex and something that takes so long to learn, let alone master. And he looks so immensely proud, yet down-to-earth, of his profession.
what did you pay for the cheapest and the most expensive one?
It is a beautiful mix of math, engineering, style and surgery, but about tailoring itself?
After learning how hard this craft is (with some basic sewing of way easier garments and pattern making) these videos are even more impressive. Its crazy how fluid and controlled every step is and with no mistakes, every cut and every marking on the fabric and the paper is just immaculate.
@@iamfighterman9646 Damn no reply or likes... kinda embarrassing ngl
@@ethanhenry3017 do not feed the desperate troll my friend
@@iamfighterman9646 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Maybe it's just me, but I think the sound of the scissors cutting the fabric is one of my favorites. There was a lady that lived in my local community who would make dresses out of her house and the sound always reminds me of going to her house with my mother.
@Mckellan Gonzales Don't bother replying to him man is miserable lol
back in my country, you had to order clothes from tailor and i would hear this same thing all the time
I love the sound of the scissors too. 😅
@R R i like you already
@R R killjoy
"So Mr Wick is this suit for business or pleasure?"
For war
Do enjoy your party Mr Wick
Business. What about the lining? Tactical.
Business. How about the lining? Tactical.
@@joshkasanawaqa7540 bol şans bay wick
In this suit, any man will look very impressive!
Very impressive
Looking at my face in the mirror, my inner soul says, 'Not everyone.'
🍷🗿
Actually, double breasted suits look better on a slim body. Fat people don't pull this look off well at all.
@@gauravverma6775 don’t say that
You know, when we see someone so experienced and self assured in his job, we observe not just a duty, but an actual art.
This man is not just a job, but a true artist! His movements are as precise as a physics equation and his way of working is so elegant that it looks like a mathematical demonstration!
De fato lindo, movimentos muitos precisos! Definitivamente adorei ter assistido a esse vídeo, o homem é completamente um arquiteto de tecidos.
Conheço este lugar no qual você está presente por uma bela figura de trás.
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Japanese baby
見ていてとても気持ちがいいです。職人の丁寧な仕事はずっと見ていたくなりますね。作ってもらいたい。
Watching this, i have just realized the incredible amount of 3D thinking needed for this profession. Not only do you have to anticipate how different parts without clear geometric forms will fit together in space, the tailor also has to factor in possible movements of the later user of the suit.
Great video, thanks for sharing..
Exactly. I have huge respect for those who create bespoke clothing. It's without a doubt worth the price. This is why I have all my suits made courtesy of Saville Row. Not only because I can afford to do so, but rather because theres no greater feeling than wearing something that is 100% how you, the client want it. Down to every last detail. Well, that and the fact that it's something that is crafted by hand by someone with years and years of experience.
at least 120 IQ
치수부터 원단 선택에 제단 및 가봉까지.
제 선친께서도 오랫동안 양복점을 운영하셨었기에 정말 오랜만에 보는 모습에 감회가 새롭습니다.
유비아라고 부르던 쇠골무부터 묵직한 재단 가위. 한땀한땀 정성스런 바느질에 정교하게 이루어지던 모서리 마감까지.
덕분에 30여 년전의 추억에 빠져 봅니다. 고맙습니다.^^
not a single pin was used except that one mark during fitting. I am in awe and definitely picked up some tricks that I´ll try to incorporate into my own amateur sewing. Thank you for putting this together and highlighting the artistry, engineering, skill, years of experience and dedication of this craft
I've got a few questions. I want to start tailoring. What does he mark the suit for and what did he use to mark the prints was it chalk?
@@MuhammadAbdullah-nr1lq I believe it is soap
@@MuhammadAbdullah-nr1lq the triangle one? tailor chalks
@@MuhammadAbdullah-nr1lqpuedes utilizar hasta un lápiz color blanco
@@Lars_Maassen ,
Not soap but 'tailor's chalk'. 😺
My father had to have a suit tailor-made in 1946 because he had lost so much weight at 6'3" that no ready-to-wear suit could be altered enough to fit him properly. He had returned home from the South Pacific after serving in the USAAF over 40 months during WWII.
A local tailor made him 2 suits that year, one winter and one summer. My father always spoke kindly of his tailor, and his name stuck with me through the years.
About a year ago I began getting my hair cut by a stylist in my neighborhood who works from her home. Her last name is the same name as that of my father's tailor. The name is an unusual one. One day I asked her if she was related to my father's tailor. Turns out he was her husband's grandfather.
I enjoyed every minute of this fascinating video.
is that real?? amazing..
Thank you for your story! May I know the name of this tailor?
@@doubleback4084 Mr. Skuhra.
Greetings to you sir from Guyana 🇬🇾. You're indeed a master tailor. You reminded me of my uncle Moonaf who was an excellent tailor himself almost 57 years ago. He had bought himself in 1974 a Singer 20U sewing machine and created the wonders. He wasn't into suit making but only when specially requested then does it. He has since passed on. You're very precise and meticulous with your craft too. What amazes me is the pedal machine that you're still using even🙏. Keep it up.🙏🇬🇾
한 분야에서 경지에 가까운 실력과 경력을 갖고 계신 분을 보면 정말 경이롭고 존경스럽습니다
Truly an artist. I'm amazed at how he manages to keep track of all the bits and how they get sewn together. I was lost after the first two minutes. Also, drawing on the fabric with the tailor's chalk looks like soo much fun.
The tailor is so absorbed in his work, he didn't notice the guy walk straight out the store without paying
Probably paid up front
Living in New Zealand 🇳🇿 As a high end tailor living in South Korea 🇰🇷 my ❤ 💙 heart goes out to you. Beautiful posture, beautiful hands very handsome
and what you've achieved is honorable to the enth degree. The suit you made on UA-cam was like watching a famous pianist. OUTSTANDING 😊😊😊😊😊
Merhaba nekadar Kibar ve dürüst olduğunuzu söylemeden geçemeyeceğim sanata ve sanatçıya gösterdiğiniz saygı ve övgüler için meslektaşım adına ve bende size çok teşekkür ederim bakış açınıza hayran kalmamak mümkün değil di 🙏❤🌹
At first I thought the use of a foot pump "antique" sewing machine was old-fashioned. But then I realized it provides total, absolute control over the stitching, undoubtedly much better than a modern, hi-tech sewing machine would. Very cool.
I'm far from a pro but I have my doubts...my computerized sewing machine + pedal has exquisitely variable speed and precision
Faster and easier is the word for modern machines. But not better
@vladimir4526 how is it not better though?
Com certeza melhor
Indeed, just like woodworkers like those hand-drills because they can feel every grain in the wood.
Machines allow quicker work, but the manual and oldschool items allow for precise control
Absolute perfection! I can’t believe how precise he was or how quietly and calmly he worked. He could teach us all a lesson! Thank you for sharing this video with us ❤❤❤❤❤
Fantastic work!! My mother made my clothes the same way -- taking measurements, making a pattern, basting the pieces together, remeasuring, and then sewing my clothes. She was as fantastic as this tailor is. God bless them both on taking such pride in their work!!
체스타필드 비싼 양복으로 유명하지요. 이분은 대단하신게 재단만으로 끝나는게 아닌 봉제까지 하시는 능력자 이시네요. 대부분 재단 뒤 외주공장에 맡기는데 혼자서 다한다는게 정말 대단한 기술자 이십니다.
1:20 Ermenegildo Zegna and Loro Piana 🇮🇹♥️
봉제를 외주로 하는게 꼭 나쁜건 아닌데, 재단사가 봉제를 할 능력이 있는 것은 매우 중요합니다
저는 취미로 하는데 3년정도 바늘 놨더니 많이 까먹었습니다ㅜㅜ
지금 집중하는일에 여유가 생기면, 몇년 뒤에 다시 시작하려고 합니다
지금은 제가입을 면바지만 한번씩 만듭니다
This is ASMR delight from an absolute master of his craft. Tailoring is such an under appreciated, yet incredibly difficult skill.
My grandmother was a seamstress that made wedding dresses in a small factory. I was always in awe of her skill and precision crafting dresses from scratch.
Betul sekali.bahkan saya sendiri sebagai penjahit dari Indonesia.sama juga di sini tukang jahit titak ada harga nya,bahkan seperti orang yang tidak di butuhkan.padahal sangat di butuhkan.heran😢
信じられないくらいに精密で繊細な作業が最速でおこなわれていて目が離せなかった。
自分の腕に自信がなければこんなやり直しの効かない作業を淡々とこなせられない
素晴らしい技術を目の当たりにしました
Watching this video reminds me, that real handmade work is unfortunately so underrated. This is obviously the short version of a long process of the suit-production. But this gives the very impressive idea of these „little details“ that make such thing complete. And then he makes it look so easy, but be aware, this kind of work requires passion to the most little details, a lot of patience and a high level of concentration. And if you look at this, the price for a suit like this is absolutely reasonable. The best part of this in my opinion is, that the tailor produces something sustainable. Just look how he works with the materials without wasting them and: The owner of this suit will have something for a lifetime. Highest respect for this work. Thank you for sharing this video.
How much was the price?
It’s a great privilege to have an unfolded access into the tailoring work of a master tailor. Usually it costs tens of thousands for someone with that level of expertise to fit and make a bespoke suit. The suit feels like it was made in one of the prestigious Savile Row tailor shops for a British gentleman.
Bạn hãy đến Việt Nam đặc biệt là ở Hội An , chỉ cần bạn thích loại vest gì thì thợ may đều có thể may cho bạn . May lấy ngay trong ngày và giá cả chỉ 100-200$.
É incrível ver pessoas fazendo algo que elas são realmente boas fazendo. Realmente, é um trabalho digno de aplausos! Simplesmente incrível..
Verdade! Incrível!
Nothing is more satisfying then seeing a master at work
This man is an absolute master of his craft and it was an honor and a pleasure watching you work. Not a single ounce of wasted movement. Amazing.
OMG! How is this even possible? How people sew garments together is something that has baffled me all my life. My late brother was a sketch artist and I remember, even as a young child, watching him work. He would start with a blank piece of paper and start drawing seemingly-random lines that looked like meaningless scribblings to me. Then, at the very end, when he drew the final few lines, the image just ... appeared! It's a face! Or, it's Mickey Mouse! It was all in his head and he just had to put it on paper. This video evokes the same slack-jawed reaction. I will never fathom how someone can know and do this, but I'm very glad they can!
柔らかく仕上げる部分は丁寧な手縫いで、力が掛かる部分はミシン縫いで美的＆実用の両方を叶えている。毛芯を使った細かく丁寧なハ刺し、1枚襟のハンドアイロンが頸椎から肩のラインに掛けて綺麗なカーブを描く。目付のある服地でも着心地は良さそうな造り。価格は高いかもしれない。
I'm agree with u 😊
Witnessing an artist at work is an ethereal experience.
What's amazing about this is that he sewed most of the clothes into a perfect fitted suit by hands. It definitely took years of practice and experience to achieve such precise technique.
Когда работает мастер, не важно что он делает, шьёт костюмы, шьёт обувь, готовит блюда, приятно смотреть как работают эти люди. БРАВО.
Согласен. В его действиях столько чего то мистического, что это просто завораживает. А в конце , как по волшебству готовый продукт.
Вы волшебник , Мастер , у Вас много учеников?
Аузубиллах брат, этот японец враг Аллаха , они не пускают мусульман к себе и не строят мечети 😢
Умею как он один в один. Только я вна Украине в дерьме, а этот ролики снимает. Вот такая магия.
Ohne of the best videos on UA-cam, i ever saw. A master of his profession, dressed in finest suit, the scissor from the fifties in excellent quality, the sawing machine from the fifties without electricity AND the excellent camera filming everything in big pictures and perfect quality. The whole video is just great and impressive.
경이로워요.. 섬세함에 넋을 놓고 보았습니다.. 옷이라기 보다는 작품이라고 해야겠네요 존경스럽습니다ㅜㅜ
Absolutely beautiful work and so precise! I've never watched a suit being made before, not interested, but this made me want to actually become able to use a sewing machine and make clothes. Just magical to see how you glided through everything!
Руки этого Мастера элегантны как у пианиста, движения неуловимые, быстрые, четкие, как один взмах его шикарных ножниц - ноль лишних движений! Огромное уважение Мастеру, благодарю за то, что позволили увидеть процесс создания шедевра портняного искусства. Жаль только, модель быстро удалился, хотелось рассмотреть его во всей красе в шикарном пиджаке 😊
Thanks Master for showing your great skills. It's a pure delight to watch such art.
Я с таким интересом смотрела - аж глаз не отвести.😮 Настолько всё точно, мастерски выполнено. И оператор молодец - видно, что постарался, выбирал удачные ракурсы для съёмки. 👍
Я знала, что работа портного это искусство, но это видео доказало, что это искусство, требующее точности, усердия и терпеливости.✨️
Браво!👏
Simplesmente um artista fazendo uma bela obra de arte! Minha admiração
Ножная машинка ручная работа петли слов нет крутой мастер ну очень хочется обнять тебя
For some reason that part where the tailor hangs the measuring tape on his neck takes me back to when my grandma did gowns and dresses. Although they're different in some ways, my grandma displayed this same level of accuracy and sternness to their work. It was no wonder we often get scolded when we try to sneak out a pair of scissors she uses for her work given how accurate she has to be with her cuts. 😅
I think everyone living with a tailor, whether it's hobby of professional, know there is one pair of shears under their roof no one is allowed to touch for anything other than fabric.
@@bleeb90 , I concur. My mom hides her scissors for only this type of use, and my wife has sternly told me to not touch her scissors.
I cannot even concentrate on a 20-minute video properly, but this man can completely commit himself to his work with such pin-point focus!
You are so gifted. Masterful. What an honor it was to watch you create. Thank you to the videographer for capturing every stich. Simply amazing!
와! 한 벌의 작품입니다. 테일러에 관심이 많지만 아직은 미싱으로만 자켓 한 벌, 팬츠 세 벌, 베스트 한 벌 밖엔 못만들어 봤어요. 보면서 감탄했습니다. 대부분 봉제는 외주 맡기는데 이렇게 끝까지 직접 하시는 걸 보니 존경스럽습니다. 저도 끝까지 직접하는 걸 꼭 배우고 싶네요. 멋있습니다!!
Great to see a pad stitched floating chest piece with horse hair canvas. Great collar shaping. Excellent inset sleeve head. Wonderful hand stitched buttonholes. Perfect Jet pockets. Classic double breasted jacket with interesting inner closing detail. Such artistry.
was the white fabric on the initial collar buckram?
The pad stitching was extraordinary! So fast, and by hand. Ready to wear clothing would benefit dearly from even a tenth of the structure a well-made custom garment has.
봉제벤더 일 하면서 수트 많이했는데 노련한 테일러가 수제로 만드는 거는 처음보네요. 몇몇 부속들은 별도로 패턴 뜨지도 않고 바로 뚝딱 만들고, 나나인치 가위랑 바느질로 하는게 정말 놀랍네요 ㄷㄷ
It is actually the first time I have seen in detail how a suit is made and the techniques that the Master uses to do his magnificent work!! Great dedication and a great pleasure to be able to see it!
I've never thought how suits where made until I saw this video I am very impressed on this man's dedication and hard work he puts in every suit. I truly love to see people do what they are passionate about.
They're not all made like that. That suit is good for life. That's why you spend top dollar on a suit. A true master.
My dad's a tailor too and when I saw this video I could relate many things when I see my dad work. It's truly an art work.
My dad's a retired tailor and watching this brought back so many memories and reminded me how much skill goes into the creations.
Is amazing he’s good men tailor I like him things good help customer good people work there
My godparents were also tailors. I LOVE seeing this kind of work. It's truly an art.
У мастера волшебные руки, так бы и смотрела на его работу. Восхищена! Браво!
It’s hypnotizing watching him work. Such craftsmanship and dedication to detail.
당신의 기술과 솜씨에 감탄합니다. 이 아름다운 드레스가 오래된 재봉틀로 꿰매었다는 것이 믿기지 않습니다.
당신의 노력에 감사드립니다
i just love the editing of this video, and the high quality sound. the footsteps, the cutting, measuring, lining, ironing, the fabric, sewing everythings just perfect. fantastic!!!
30 лет назад я училась в техникуме на технолога. На практике мы шили мужские костюмы таким же способом. Даже петли выметывали вручную. Очень понравилась подставка вместо туфель. Прекрасная работа. Благодарю❤
А потом вам сказали это всё фигня, вот вам дублерин, клейте, а этим БЕСПОКойным делом будут заниматься уважаемые люди на Сэвил роу. Так-то, коллега.
It's wierdly pleasing to watch this man doing his work... elegant and skillful!
Respect for this Master Taylor! Watching him create this beautiful suit was a joy. The culmination of a lifetime of learning the art of perfection.
The skill, craftsmanship, the tools used, everything about this video is incredible
Наблюдала за работой мастера с огромнейшим удовольствием!! Благодарю вас !! Всё чётко, размеренно,никакой спешки.👏👏🔥❤
This takes me back to seeing my grandfather crafting boat covers in his massive garage. Dense and durable material would be used. Very well crafted. A couple years after he stopped making them my father would see them on the road, being used properly of course, even some years later. Sadly he passed in 2013 and that’s when everyone needed a new one as my grandmother kept getting calls asking if he could make them a new cover or reupholster a car seat for them. The man had a great skill and a good heart. I miss him dearly.
Wow, a true Craftsman. Even his stitching by hand is perfect. Thank you for sharing this wonderful video!
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So impressive! A real Master.. I would love a custom tailored suit.
Remarkable! It really makes you appreciate the amount of supremely-skilled work that goes into making a tailored suit. My eyes have been opened! Tremendous video. I started the video knowing absolutely nothing about this process and 25 minutes later now have a tremendous appreciation respect for what a master tailor does. Thousands of precise movements. If any one of them is slightly off the final product will suffer. Superb craftsmanship.
One definitely has a lot to learn when it comes to tailoring..the precision and accuracy in measurements, cutting, sewing and checking the fittings is absolutely remarkable! Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge.. great video and the no background music just made it more sensible and watchable. I'm glad to learn a few tips and will implement in my sewing technique.
The level of detail and care is well worth the price of these suits. This isnt simply a job its a craft with great passion thats to be admired.
It's such a true pleasure watching someone with such incredible skill doing his work. It's comparable to listening symphony or watching a movie. A true art form! I'm impressed!
It’s a pleasure to watch a man who is a master at his craft.
Вот настоящая классика правильного пошива жакета. Приятно смотреть как виртуозно вшить рукав, лацканы, карманы. Браво, мастер!
Это пиджак
Uma das profissões mais antigas do mundo, é sensacional a delicadeza, a habilidade desse profissional.
Realmente, é um trabalho digno de aplausos! Simplesmente incrível.
どの職業も職人の技術は本当にすごいな。見てて気持ちいい。
wow!! I really appreciated the craftmanship that went into making this suit. Loved the artistry that went into making this handmade suit. The level of patience and attention to detail is off the charts!! This master tailor makes it look so easy. Terrific job!!
Excellent craftsmanship! The lining with that fabric is stunning!
This what a UA-cam video should be
No annoying music, no background noise , no commentary
Just the pure sound of the a true craftsmanship, your work sir is a peice of art
My dad is a tailor too . And i can proudly say he wont be as cool as he in doing his work but his fitting of suits are on levels of heaven. I have wore suits of several thousands but no one comes close to him .
Truly astounding work my friend. This was amazing, I've never considered the work or attention to detail this craft ever took. Well, well done!
by seeing this video it reminds me that my father is a traditional tailor who has devoted himself for 30 years, which finally in 2014 he has stopped this work due to a stroke he suffered, now he is calm in heaven 🙏, greetings from Indonesia
Salam juga dari Indonesia.
Ngomongin soal tukang jahit saya sendiri juga tukang jahit.tapi sayang propesi tukang jahit itu seperti tidak ada harganya bagi sebagian orang.bahkan upah kerjanyapun murah sekali heran. Apalagi saya sebagai tukang kuli
Nunca había visto el proceso de confección de un traje, me sorprendió la cantidad de detalles que lleva. El señor que lo hizo es increíble, qué trabajo tan impresionante. 🌺
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ XDD
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ eso q
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ amén amén 🙏.
Viva el Rey el señor Jesucristo
Woah! Respect! The whole effort that’s put into one suit and tailored fit at that… also loving the fall of the fabric and how snugly it fits with elegance
Браво мастеру, каждое движение выверено и четкое! Наслаждение наблюдать за его работой.
His work*
Когда смотришь на работу такого мастера, кажется что это очень легко сшить. Я сама швея и я знаю что это очень нелегко. Браво, мастеру!!!
Какой высочайший профессионализм,каждое движение,стяжок,который делается,одним словом-высший пилотаж.Браво.
и он все сделал на Зингере, мать его!
Очень интересно наблюдать за работой настоящего мастера своего дела. Уважение и благодарность за прекрасное видео.
Мастер своего дела, с большой буквы. Чувствуется многолетний опыт, нет лишних движений. Швейная машина супер прочная, на века.
Вы, не представляете как приятно видеть, окуратность и четкость работы. Надеюсь у вас многому научиться. Благодарю за видео🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely incredible! What a joy to see a master craftsman at work. Thank you for posting this
정말 멋진 작품입니다. 형제님의 노고에 감사드립니다. 당신은 진정한 예술가입니다.
La elegancia en todo su esplendor!
Mis respetos y felicitaciones a los grandes maestros que confeccionan este laborioso e impecable trabajo de sastrería. Toda una verdadera obra de ingeniería.
Cómo me habría gustado tener la oportunidad de haber aprendido de ellos.
Indiscutiblemente, Dios bendijo su labor.
Ojalá nunca se pierda esta invaluable tradición.
Man! I love suits. Taylor made ones are definitely worth it.
You can never tell if a store bought one will fit you perfectly or not.
He makes it look so simple. That’s talent.
정말 배우고 싶은 일이네유! 테일러 정말 멋져유!🤵👍
I’ve had a suit tailored, but I’ve never seen a tailor make a suit. This was watching a skilled craftsman using a lifetime of experience