Give Three-Piece a Chance! Protest on Savile Row

Our footage from the (now infamous) protest against Abercrombie & Fitch on Savile Row, staged by the Chap Magazine. Featuring interviews with Mr B the Gentleman Rhymer, Gustav Temple (Editor of the Chap Magazine) and Michael 'Atters' Attree, the Chap's resident bounder.
See our write up here thevintagevanitycase.blogspot....
And lots more photos on our website www.vintagenews.tv

[@Brassandmortar]

By far the most excellent coverage of the event!

[@gamergirlsakura69]

Best example of how a real protest can be done! Bravo Vintage news for the coverage!

[@Crimethoughtfull]

This is the first I'm hearing about this...simply b/c somehow I don't remember, I stumbled upon Mr. B, and from there to The Chap mag, and now this. It is amazing! Love it! Can't hardly wait to learn more about Chappiness or Chapism or whatever. As a side-note, I drive for a living, and I'm very confused by the traffic in the background...cars appear to be using both lanes to go both directions. How does that even work??

[@Mark-hf6uf]

Long live the Row! We live in a sad time... but we won’t go without a fight!

[@TheVintageNews]

It is true, no lady can resist a bonjolele!

[@TheVintageNews]

I'm sure there will be other opportunities for you to show your sartorial solidarity.

[@RAPFlavour87]

What a nice 1920's Jag :)

[@TheVintageNews]

That's awfully kind of you to say so!

[@jimmymcclukcluk]

"Oh, but parents love wasting loads of money on their children."

[@sheridanwhiteside6537]

What Hairt, is Mr Temple wearing?

[@afugufugu]

i love great britain and am not ashamed that i am in a country that is a former colony Kenya to be precise,if it were not for them we would still be running around in the bush trying to kill lions with our bare hands to me wearing a suit is much fun and safe.