Showing posts with label Tailoring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tailoring. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

R/Co. Archive: German Military Jacket.

I got my hands on this jacket and shot it, oh wow, must have been over 6 months ago... So I am a little slow on things sometimes.... Anyway I do not know much about it since it is German Swiss. A few things I know is that it was picked up in Germany at a surplus shop it is a heavy wool outer with twill pocketing and lining. Oh and that it is a really, really, awesome piece. Below I have provided a nice collection of images that I shot of all of the details. Enjoy.

If anyone knows anything about this jacket please let us know in the comments. Thanks.
*Update*
Thanks to all of you who send in comments about the jacket and gave me more insight into it and it's origins.   

"Keep 'Em Flying"
Cheers.

Thursday, January 08, 2009

Albert's Tailor.


Great little article about a tailor in Vancouver over on h(y)r collective. If you have not visited the collective it is a must at some point.

To check out the article click here. then click on features at the top and then (life) mans best friend.

Cheers.

Thursday, January 01, 2009

Archive: Thomas Mahon Video.


IF you have a few minutes to spare give a go with this here video about Savile Row tailor Thomas Mahon of The English Cut. It is a great little piece and a nice insight into the world of English Bespoke Tailoring. If you have never had a chance to visit The English Cut you should spend a bit and poke around. You will learn heaps of good insight about tailoring and what is involved in this amazing trade.
Cheers.

Tuesday, July 01, 2008

Legendary Tailor Martin Greenfield

While spending a few minutes this morning looking threw my daily and weekly reads on-line I found this video of New York Master Tailor, Marting Greenfield.
He has made suits for Presidents and Famous men as well as ready to wear goods for Neiman Marcus, Brooks Brothers and Freemans Sporting Club. This is a very well made video. Please enjoy.


Martin the Tailor from Ed David on Vimeo.