This is a master craftsman describing his work. Everything has a purpose. There are no accidents here, everything is intentional. The epitome of style and class.
I really like the color choice on this jacket. There is a good a good amount of contrast between the blue and red/pink which makes it pop, but the jacket itself is not overly flamboyant.
If you have to ask about the price, you can't afford it. 😂 Seriously though I think jacket is brilliant. Love the cross stitching in the collar. Incredible details.
All tailors always ask their clients if they want one pair of pants or two. They explain that a suit last twice as long with two pairs as it does with one. As a result, most clients choose two pairs. Most women buy their suits with a coat, dress, skirt and pants-and often a waistcoat. Personally, I would always buy a suit with two pairs of pants. If the coat is double breasted, I would never buy a vest as it looks terribly busy. However, if the coat is single breasted, I would always buy a waistcoat. A suit with a single breasted coat looks terribly incomplete without a waistcoat.
The craftsmanship is without question but this is the first Sedwell garment Ive seen that isn't to my taste. It reminds me of the styling of suits favored by the comedians who appear at The Apollo in NYC.
It's kinda funny how he goes into so much detail, but doesn't mention that the stripes are actually someone's name! There was a singer called Jimmy Beaumont, who died about 6 months before this video. So maybe it's like a commemorative suit, for a fan? 🤔 Or the suit was made for a customer called Jimmy Beaumont, who is either worried about someone stealing his suits... or has a giant ego 😄
Does anyone know what type of weave and/or fabric this suit may be? Is it, for instance, a twill weave, a poplin weave, etc... and furthermore, what type of fabric is this? I'm sure it might be tricky to ascertain that just from the video, but am I accurate in guessing this is a twill-weave worsted wool fabric? Wondering as this is the ideal suit in my opinion, with a nice sheen to it.
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This guy has an insane amount of class.
I cant stop watching these videos
Definitely need this gentlemen to establish the correct suit for me.
Will it be for war?
Perhaps in navy
I established very early on what this comment was referring to.
This man is so fancy that he points using his pinky finger 🤙
He doesn't use his index finger like us!
Very nice suit... it even appears to be navy blue in color... but is it suitable for war?
Lmao
I guess you'd have to A C K N O W L E D G E just to be sure..
Yet to be established
GORGEOUS SUIT!
The reference is wearing a little thin
Am i the only one finding his videos relaxing ?
Yup
nope
This guy has so much sauce. Like watching your vids!
Underollar stitching is a "hidden treasure." I love doing this and seeing this on garments. It's like a little surprise.
This is a master craftsman describing his work. Everything has a purpose. There are no accidents here, everything is intentional. The epitome of style and class.
I could listen to this dude describe suit details for hours
I really like the color choice on this jacket. There is a good a good amount of contrast between the blue and red/pink which makes it pop, but the jacket itself is not overly flamboyant.
Could you please post more suit videos! And a tour of your store?
Fabulous voice Mr Maurice.
Mr Ramroop is very professional, well-spoken and especially knowledgeable.
Love this guy’s smooth accent.
This man is a straight up maestro of design
Not that I wear suits very often but Id go to this guy for a suit just to get one. This suit looks awesome.
I could watch this man all day.
This tailor is without a doubt a true master
Best looking suit I've seen
This suit is perfect, I need it.
I will one day own one of his suits
Beautiful
Gorgeous!
I'd like that suit in navy, ideal for the battlefield, and make sure it's established.
AWESOME!👌👏
You are definitely a true master at what you do
Just Beautiful 👊👌👏
@@electrical_cord
I agree ✌😁👍
This man literally explained everything about the suit except the lettering in the stripes
I wonder if Mr. Andrew knows about all the war suit jokes lol
I myself am completely mythed about the war suit jokes too. I really don't get the reference, and i feel awful for asking to explain a joke.
These designs are very groovy
I'd love to be established with his measuring services
The lettering on the stitching must have taken absolutely ages to complete. Awesome little detailing.
That would have been done by Holland & Sherry Cloth Merchants, the company that designed and wove the fabric.
If you have to ask about the price, you can't afford it. 😂 Seriously though I think jacket is brilliant. Love the cross stitching in the collar. Incredible details.
Clean.
But does it come with two pairs of trousers?
All tailors always ask their clients if they want one pair of pants or two. They explain that a suit last twice as long with two pairs as it does with one. As a result, most clients choose two pairs.
Most women buy their suits with a coat, dress, skirt and pants-and often a waistcoat.
Personally, I would always buy a suit with two pairs of pants. If the coat is double breasted, I would never buy a vest as it looks terribly busy.
However, if the coat is single breasted, I would always buy a waistcoat. A suit with a single breasted coat looks terribly incomplete without a waistcoat.
@@timcorrell9863 but is it suitable for war?
Nice
The craftsmanship is without question but this is the first Sedwell garment Ive seen that isn't to my taste. It reminds me of the styling of suits favored by the comedians who appear at The Apollo in NYC.
You say that like it's a bad thing.
@@BuriedFlame Yes. I am. :)
Is that dan Pena’s suit?
I just noticed the stripes say *Jimmy Beaumont* That’s some high quality stitching right there
I've never noticed until now that the "lines" going down the jacket is the name "Jimmy Beaumont". What does that represent?
Who is Jimmy Beaumont?
It's kinda funny how he goes into so much detail, but doesn't mention that the stripes are actually someone's name!
There was a singer called Jimmy Beaumont, who died about 6 months before this video.
So maybe it's like a commemorative suit, for a fan? 🤔
Or the suit was made for a customer called Jimmy Beaumont, who is either worried about someone stealing his suits...
or has a giant ego 😄
Apparently a fictional character named after the Beaumont hotel, according to one of Andrew's other videos.
Does anyone know what type of weave and/or fabric this suit may be? Is it, for instance, a twill weave, a poplin weave, etc... and furthermore, what type of fabric is this? I'm sure it might be tricky to ascertain that just from the video, but am I accurate in guessing this is a twill-weave worsted wool fabric? Wondering as this is the ideal suit in my opinion, with a nice sheen to it.
Those stitches under the collar may only be known by the owner, and tailor, but the owner will wear this jacket with the knowledge that this is art.
👍🏾👌🏾
signature style
Sir ji
how to connect coller and lapel lines plz
And hand chest lines alsob show me
He wont
Joker would pull this off beautifully
Immediately thought this suit was for him.
Wonder how much a suit like this costs to make
But can he design a formal hockey jersey?
Asmr unintentional
I bet if brian rose saw that suit he'd be in for it, super smart but you'd some nerve
Navy suit for war
If this man ever accidentally points to a suit with anything but his pinky, the suit depreciates in worth by 10 dollars each time.
I am a coat maker.
I want to do tech in your store.
I spend all day in my pajama's but suddenly want to fly to England and drop $6000 on a suit.
Functional…
Well seeing it's hardly had any views. It's stuck on playing fkn adverts at the beginning..
If only he knew how massive he would be if he did a 30min video and titled it asmr suit design