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This is the tailor I have had a few of my pieces made at. I really think they do some interesting things. I hope you enjoy.

I love this overcoat, Even the wide lapels which normally I wouldn't be a fan of.

I personally dont think I could pull off this.

I saw the material in the shop(the quote for the cashmere was just too much for me) when I was getting some shirts made. I am tempted to get something in a camel wool.

 

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Yeah the tailor is called knockers near anguk station(you can find them on facebook and instagram). They have their house style but have always been willing to work with my more conservative tastes on lapel size and pant cut. The other challenge has been communicating the details but thats part of the fun of bespoke I suppose .

 

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A few more

 

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Lol yeah he has a solid selection and will usually let me grab a glass.

 

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Beautiful pieces. Nice color and texture. The lapels are a bit too wide for your frame IMO.

Oh yeah my couple suits from them i had to be explicit about the the width of my lapels. I am getting something in mohair for summer with peak lapels and i might go a bit wider like this.

 

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Corduroy

 

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Along with suits and shirts; he works with a local shoemaker. All shoes are goodyear welted, MTM, and handmade(I never really know how much stock to put in this). Run about 300 dollars. I really like these loafers.

 

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That is a beautiful collection of garments. Thank you for sharing them with us. I really like the 6x2 double breasted suit at the bottom of your first post. Amazing!

You are very much welcome. I like that DB too. I would love to get one but I just dont think I am confident enough to pull it off. My next piece is going to be a peak lapel SB piece for the spring. I leave in October to move back to the states but maybe before I leave I will bite the bullet and get a DB.

 

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I've commisioned a grey and black Glen check sport coat with patch pockets. I will take pictures when I get first fitting. I got a sweet deal on the last bit from a bolt of Zegna wool cashmere blend he had sitting around. He even threw in going unlined cause he felt it would be wrong to hide the fabric behind ugly lining. I'm really excited.

 

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So here is the first fitting. Not too many tweaks need to be done. When it is done it will have patch pockets, 2 roll 3 buttons, and notch lapel.

 

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Here is the back of the jacket. It should be complete in the next month.

 

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Well here is the finished product. It is a 9 oz zegna cashmere.

 

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Damn does that ever look great! I love the bold PoW check look.

Thanks, to be fair part of the motivation was it was some excess cloth he had so i got a great deal. It was a mild risk cause i wasnt sure how it would turn out and i think it turned out basically perfect.