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Cut from the right cloth

Jake Mueser and the Art of Collaboration

Jake Mueser is a product of New York — eclectic interests and inspirations fused with both classic references and his own contemporary style.

Ardentes Clipei: Parisian tailoring with a shining edge

At 46 Rue de Provence, in the lively heart of Paris’s 9th arrondissement, the façade of Ardentes Clipei offers a quiet invitation.

Leader of the gang: W.W. Chan

One of the last bespoke tailors connected to the legendary ‘Red Gang’ of Shanghainese tailoring, W.W. Chan is a one-of-a-kind. We meet proprietor Patrick Chu to learn more.

Eternal Shirting: JLR

We sit down with JLR’s Creative Director, Jonas Riegal, to discuss how the business came to be and the art of enduring French style.

Sean O’Flynn: Perfecting the craft

With over forty years experience in the trade, master shirtmaker Sean O’Flynn continues to make shirts the good old-fashioned way.

New Traditions, Jonathan Sigmon at Alan Flusser

We speak with Jonathan Sigmon to learn how he became the proprietor of Alan Flusser, navigating the transition and continuing the legacy of the iconic menswear brand.

Reiser Manufaktur: 70 years of Craftmanship in Munich

We explore the 70-year journey of Reiser Manufaktur, from its origins in Munich to its evolution in bespoke tailoring and luxury menswear.

Six decades of British style: Sir Paul Smith

We sit down with the British designer in his London office to discuss his career, inspirations and why good manners are crucial.

Robert Emmett: Keeping it light

Of all the UK capital’s traditional clothiers, Emmett London stands out, for both its versatile designs and the warmth of its founder.

Dege & Skinner: In good hands

Dege & Skinner’s Tom Bradbury became Savile Row’s youngest ever head shirt-cutter in 2019 at age 25. Now, with his own apprentice learning the ropes, the future of craft is looking good.

A Tailored Approach: Cad & The Dandy

The youngest bespoke tailor on Savile Row takes a forward-thinking view of the tailor’s art.

Cove: Timeless with the Zeitgeist

German custom tailor Cove is breaking fresh ground with its luxurious Cocooning collection and its colourful handmade shirts

Two is company: Sid and Ann Mashburn

The husband and wife team behind America’s favourite outfitter talk retail, quality and how they launched their two namesake brands

Innovation lab: Inside Camiceria Turri

Nicolo Turri’s cherished family business combines impeccable service with a willingness to experiment.

Sigalini and Pantamolle: Wearing the Trousers

The Sigalini brothers own not one, but two successful style brands. Between them, they have mastered everything from traditional handmade shirts to contemporary printed trousers

CYC Singapore: Equatorial Sartorialism

This shirtmaking specialist has been helping Singaporeans keep their cool for almost a century

California Soul: David August

We pay a visit to David August, California’s coolest custom clothier

Polite societé: Daniel Lévy

Shirtmaker Daniel Lévy is gentile, sophisticated and every part the Parisian gentleman, says Faye Fearon.

Crane Brothers: Antipodean Dolce Vita

Murray Crane explains how, with a little Italian inspiration, his New Zealand menswear brand marries comfort and elegance

Ascot Chang: A Legacy of Quality

The son and grandson of Hong Kong’s most famous shirtmaker explain how they’re honouring their ancestor’s name.

Henry Poole: The Benchmark for Tailored Tradition

We step inside the hallowed halls of Savile Row’s oldest and arguably most distinguished bespoke tailor.

Pride of place: Ettemadis

This hidden gem of a tailor’s shop in The Hague is a proudly run family affair.

Antipodean Attitude: Rodd & Gunn

New Zealand’s premier menswear brand is making a statement with its new collection, which is designed to give waste textiles a new lease of life.

Venturini: Italian Elegance in Austria

Bernhard Roetzel pays a visit to one of Vienna’s finest shirtmakers, which combines timeless Viennese charm with true Italian flair.

The American Dream: Frank & Eileen

Audrey McLoghlin’s luxurious shirts combine Italian textile craftsmanship with Californian laid-back cool.

True Colours: Sartoria Margutti

This family-run Perugian shirtmaker is one of Italian menswear’s best kept secrets

Mond of Copenhagen talk 3D Body Scanning

Far from a gimmick, Danish custom tailor, Mond of Copenhagen, is using cutting-edge technology to transform men’s suiting.

Renaissance Man: Simone Abbarchi

Simone Abbarchi is one of Florence’s long-serving artisans, with an international reputation for his clean-cut, comfortable bespoke shirts.

Northern Soul: Dooley & Rostron

London shirtmaking is famous the world over, but to fixate on the UK’s capital is to miss out on some very fine makers up north. In Manchester, Dooley & Rostron is the cream of the crop.

In Personam: Good Counsel

Ex-lawyer Samuel Ng, founder of Singapore’s In Personam, discusses his shift from litigation to tailoring and the challenges of maintaining sartorial style in the tropics

Lone Ranger: Hamilton Shirts

Aleks Cvetkovic meets America’s oldest bespoke shirtmaker, Hamilton, situated in Houston, Texas

Atelier Fasan: Berlin’s Last True Shirtmaker

Bernhard Roetzel visits an icon of old Berlin, Atelier Fasan, an influential bespoke shirtmaker founded in 1950 and still going strong today.

Artistic Temperament: Lucile Roy

Faye Fearon meets one of France's chicest shirtmakers, Lucile Roy, who reinterprets traditional shirtmaking codes for modern, elegant women

Luca Avitabile: Like Father, Like Son

Neapolitan shirtmaker Luca Avitabile shares some thoughts on his family business, his formula for the perfect bespoke shirt, and why it isn’t always right to listen to your father

Domenico Mazzarelli: The Shirtmaker Who Should Have Made Wine

Mazzarelli’s shirtmaking workshop in Puglia is an Italian menswear gem. We visit Domenico to explore his approach to his craft, his commitment to quality, and his other love – fine wine

Stenströms’ Creative Director Talks Shirts, Craftsmanship and Quality

Peter Jüriado joined Stenströms over 25 years ago and worked his way up through the ranks. We chat to him about Sweden’s oldest shirtmaker, how Stenströms is moving with the times, and his own personal relationship with our fabrics

A Rising Star of Japanese Craftsmanship

Japanese menswear is famous for its flawless attention to detail. In Nagareyama City, Chiba, Minami Shirts takes this obsession with precision to an all new level

Why we think you should be an Anthologist

The Anthology’s co-founders, Buzz Tang and Andy Chong, are building one of the most exciting international tailoring brands of today. We sat down with them to explore the brand’s roots, its philosophy on bespoke, and its approach to fine shirtmaking

Budd Shirtmakers – Making The Case For Tradition

Budd Shirtmakers might only be a small shop in London’s West End, but it’s a British shirtmaking institution. We sat down with one of the house’s bespoke cutters, Darren Tiernan, to learn a little more about Budd’s winning formula

Swann Custom Shirts, a Shirtmaker Built For Today

Swann might be a small boutique in Paris’s VIII Arrondissement, but co-founders Thibault de Drouas and Vincent Colin are making a mark on modern French menswear

Geneva Custom Shirts: Old School Talent in New York

We visit Gene Athanasatos, cutter and owner at Geneva Custom Shirts, a New York menswear institution and a testimony to honest, old-school craftsmanship

Turnbull & Asser’s Quiet Evolution

Aleks Cvetkovic sits down with Turnbull & Asser’s Creative Director, Becky French, to get the inside track on how one of Jermyn Street’s oldest shirtmakers is freshening up its act

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