How a bespoke suit is made: Part one, a pocket

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The tailor Jennie Adamson shows the work that goes into making a hip pocket on a bespoke Savile Row suit, with commentary from British author Simon Crompton.

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@peeps2142 Ай бұрын

Very Insightful, would love to see more of this "under the hood" type content like how shoulder pads are made, canvases are constructed, milanese buttonholes etc. Thanks Simon!

@PermanentStyleLondon Ай бұрын

Thanks for the suggestions, will definitely take them on board if we do more like this

@teenoso4069 Ай бұрын

A quiet skill yet so powerful

@PermanentStyleLondon Ай бұрын

@@teenoso4069 Well put

@na4222 Ай бұрын

@@PermanentStyleLondonThank-you for providing a great space to make those comments! Very appreciative of your work. Do rest assured that your articles do serve as a fantastic reference guide. I find myself referring back to them time and again over the years. You and to (for me) to a lesser extent Hugo Jacomet have really made a huge contribution to the menswear space and I salute you for it.

@na4222 Ай бұрын

Fantastic stuff. Thank-you Simon!

@PermanentStyleLondon Ай бұрын

@@na4222 Pleasure, pleased you liked it. Do you have any bespoke yourself?

@na4222 Ай бұрын

@@PermanentStyleLondon Not yet Simon. I live in the Middle-East so it’s not so easy. My best bet is to get the RTW out there really. I’m the person who’s hyping about Cesare Attolini on your website :), but genuinely all your work has been a guiding light through my journey. I started with Massimo Dutti many years ago and now wear Cesare Attolini and a lot of the appreciation needed to be willing to spend that money on, and being able to identify, real quality has come from your work. Of course bespoke would be the pinnacle but the traveling needed means I haven’t entered that world yet. Hopefully some day!

@PermanentStyleLondon Ай бұрын

@@na4222 Understood - one day! Thanks for all the comments on Attolini