I've literally never wanted to wear, let alone buy a suit before. But one day when i have the spare money, I'll definitely be considering one from these people. The amount of actual care, and lack of vain, shallow hoity-toityness is redeeming this kind of formal dresswear in my eyes.
If nothing else, great goal to have. I wish more people who are depressed and wondering if life is worth living would just make a goal like this. Clothes always give back every day if you have quality. Enriches life
Actually, for bespoke Savile Row suits, the starting prices are £1,800 (minimum), £5,400 (top) and £3,600 (average). For bespoke English suits that are not Savile Row, the starting prices are £1,200 (minimum), £3,600 (top) and £2,400 (average).
The craftsmanship and attention to detail, especially from someone of this caliber, should be commanding at least $6-10K(pending on the material of course) for a suit.
10k? lol. Cifonelli is a league above and they start from 5.5K. Plus it’s all hand work. Cifonelli are one of the few, if not only, tailoring house to not use sewing machines whatsoever. They’ve got two machines in their atelier that’s doing nothing but collecting dust.
I don't think the opera artist realizes this but if he starts an ASMR channel on UA-cam he can earn much more than what he have earned through Opera all these years combined..!!
It varies like if it’s a complicated cloth than it can take the piss, also depends on what style the customer wants. It can take upwards to 15 hours easy again each suit has its own prices.
Mr Sedwell I'm from Memphis,Tn, USA I know I probably can't afford your well bespoke suits but my question is how long does the sleeve on my jacket suppose to be. I would love to show my cufflinks . My tailor makes my sleeve almost to my wrist. Is that a correct fit?
The amount of cuffs to show is usually related to the amount of shirt collar visible at the back of the neck. But this can vary according to your personal taste. Quite often tailors make sleeves that are too long because of the amount the sleeves ride up the arm when wearing. This is a fault of the armhole on the sleeves being too deep. Ideally, showing between 1/4 '' and 1/2'' is most popular.
I know this video is getting fairly old now but what kind of turn around do you have on a suit? say someone came in and wanted one made starting tomorrow for example. Thank you
Everything is worth what people are prepared to pay. In this case, they are prepared to pay a premium for added value. Work out the "cost per wear", a Maurice Sedwell suit is probably something of a bargain.
Andrew Ramroop was born in Trinidad and grew up there, but moved to London to pursue his tailoring career, where he resides to this day with Maurice Sedwell on Savile Row.
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The tailor's suit is exquisite. The jacket is a piece of art.
It would have to be, his suit is his shop front just as much as the shop window - who's going to buy a suit from a badly-dressed tailor?
The music is not needed. His voice alone makes this very pleasing to watch.
This is lovely storytelling. The craftsmanship in this production 'suits' the subject matter brilliantly. Respect due all round.
I've literally never wanted to wear, let alone buy a suit before. But one day when i have the spare money, I'll definitely be considering one from these people. The amount of actual care, and lack of vain, shallow hoity-toityness is redeeming this kind of formal dresswear in my eyes.
Unbelievable quality. I would love to buy one of these one day!
If nothing else, great goal to have. I wish more people who are depressed and wondering if life is worth living would just make a goal like this. Clothes always give back every day if you have quality. Enriches life
Could never afford it, but this the style I would want. Perfect
Wonderful skills and dedication to craft. Andrew is a real artist 🎨
I need to develop the style of talk like Mr Andrew's. Calm...composed.... clear and eloquent.
Amazing craftsman! Congratulations!!!!!
A Savile Row suit starts at around £3,000 with an average price of about £5,000.
Actually, for bespoke Savile Row suits, the starting prices are £1,800 (minimum), £5,400 (top) and £3,600 (average). For bespoke English suits that are not Savile Row, the starting prices are £1,200 (minimum), £3,600 (top) and £2,400 (average).
Tim Correll wrong
Damn I was thinking it was gonna be in the 5 figure range. That's not bad at all
The craftsmanship and attention to detail, especially from someone of this caliber, should be commanding at least $6-10K(pending on the material of course) for a suit.
10k? lol.
Cifonelli is a league above and they start from 5.5K. Plus it’s all hand work. Cifonelli are one of the few, if not only, tailoring house to not use sewing machines whatsoever. They’ve got two machines in their atelier that’s doing nothing but collecting dust.
I don't think the opera artist realizes this but if he starts an ASMR channel on UA-cam he can earn much more than what he have earned through Opera all these years combined..!!
Awesome sartorial fashion creators in Maurice & Sedwell!
15 hours to PREPARE to make the suit...
I see why they're pricey!
Lucky that suits fit me pretty well off the rack,
and I don't really wear suits 😄
It varies like if it’s a complicated cloth than it can take the piss, also depends on what style the customer wants. It can take upwards to 15 hours easy again each suit has its own prices.
A bespoke suit usually takes around 40 hours in total to be finished.
Beautiful suits!
Very nice indeed
Sooooooo.... does this dude know he has one of the best ASMR channels on UA-cam or even what ASMR is orrrrrrr...?
So basically if you shit 50 dollar bills then go here. 🤣😅
Excellent
Absolutely beautiful! I wish my 12 year old nephew could have one of these suits.
Mr Sedwell I'm from Memphis,Tn, USA I know I probably can't afford your well bespoke suits but my question is how long does the sleeve on my jacket suppose to be. I would love to show my cufflinks . My tailor makes my sleeve almost to my wrist. Is that a correct fit?
The amount of cuffs to show is usually related to the amount of shirt collar visible at the back of the neck. But this can vary according to your personal taste. Quite often tailors make sleeves that are too long because of the amount the sleeves ride up the arm when wearing. This is a fault of the armhole on the sleeves being too deep. Ideally, showing between 1/4 '' and 1/2'' is most popular.
I know this video is getting fairly old now but what kind of turn around do you have on a suit? say someone came in and wanted one made starting tomorrow for example. Thank you
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Got a cheap tailored suit from Asia. Fit well but the material not great.
I wish 😢😢
People pick Andrew’s suites because they love Andrew. That’s how you run a business
His suites are probably nice too
I'll buy a suit from here one day...
Sir
how to connect coller and lapel lines plz
And hand chest lines also show me plz I'm egarly waiting
Still waiting??? Just curious.
@@gjpresby Thank you for reply sir
Sirbplz show me I want to learn plz sir
Everything is worth what people are prepared to pay. In this case, they are prepared to pay a premium for added value. Work out the "cost per wear", a Maurice Sedwell suit is probably something of a bargain.
Master given catting DB suit please
Latchman's outfit is sooooooo fine.
The suit costs 2 continental coins
sir where ur tailor country
Andrew Ramroop was born in Trinidad and grew up there, but moved to London to pursue his tailoring career, where he resides to this day with Maurice Sedwell on Savile Row.
We are in London in the UK, on Savile Row.
@@bobstephens5599 indeed trinidad .. tht accent cannot hide .. I heard it from an unintentional asmr and came here to see this
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