Red Rabbit Cuff
A review of Red Rabbit Trading Co and a custom made cuff.
A review of Red Rabbit Trading Co and a custom made cuff.
Dammit, I’m in love. Giddy, head-spinning, where have you been all my life love. As I mentioned in a recent Instagram post about the…
Of all the articles I’ve written and tailors I’ve covered, I’ve probably had more inquiry and interest in this suit from P. Johnson than…
A few years ago, a friend asked me for advice about what shoes he should buy, wanting to move away from overpriced and poor…
My guiding philosophy on purchasing just about anything follows a pattern which involves carefully considering the need (will it be useful? is there a…
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I’ve been a fan of Frank Clegg for a long time. Along with most of the makers I’ve covered, it’s not solely the end…
Many readers will have read and own a copy of Hugo Jacomet’s 2015 book The Parisian Gentleman. A large, beautifully published tribute to the…
Florence is the greatest little city in the world. Nowhere I’ve been matches it’s combined features of history, art, architecture, culture, ease of movement,…
In Paris in July I arranged to meet Alexandre Wielgus, founder of Le Cintre W, a maker of specialist custom coat-hangers, made-to-order for the…
A quick update about a change that been in the works for a while now. From a fortnight ago Cedes Milano has changed its…
Back up in Sydney a few weeks ago I had the first fitting of the grey two piece suit in VBC grey sharkskin wool…
Florence is legendary for its leather products and craftspeople, but more and more its awash with poor quality, cheaply made leather products which feel…
I’d be surprised if there’s anyone who regularly reads TM, who doesn’t also know of or read Simon Crompton’s blog Permanent Style. Now in…