I am an American who is a longstanding Henry Poole customer. I have dealt with Simon since the mid 90's and have stopped in to visit whenever i am in London or when he has visited NYC. I am indeed humbled to have had the opportunity to experience the Henry Poole treatment. Simon is a kind, decent and knowledgeable professional. This video is amazing-it is how Simon treats every customer.
@@chumleyk The difference being that medieval jousting no longer exists and butlers are still very much in demand by "current traditional gentlemen". You wouldn't scoff if you landed a senior butler position with a salary of £250k pa.
I’m pretty confident that no one in the world is doing this work anywhere near the level at which Kirby operates. This is an oral history project and I’m glad someone is capturing and recording these rich traditions.
I concurr with the commenters below. The production values are insane in this video, it would not look out of place on TV. I’ve been watching since the shoe shine days, so great to see this channel progress! 🎉👏
What a fascinating film. Thoroughly looking forward to this series which looks to be every bit as well produced as the accoutrements highlighted! Excellent work!
Thank you Kirby for allowing us to see these artisans at work, using the utmost in quality, meanwhile sharing with us bespoke products that that are so amazing to see. Further, the up-close videos and interviews are well done, and informative.
As an American, it has always been a dream of mine to participate in a traditional English shooting party. (Tailored tweeds are a big part of that dream) Great video! Please keep them coming.
@Benny Phitfrawd Actually, I'd be just as happy traversing through the many beautiful spots in the UK. The tweed is the point, not the guns. And I'm for comprehensive gun reform. But I'm sure this does nothing to change your stereotypes.
As an Englishman, let me apologise for the comment of my kinsman. Unfortunately our media loves to propagate a misleading narrative on Americas second amendment and, much as the same as the activists on your side of the pond, they dont want to address the root issues or compare how many lives are saved vs taken by guns. They only see the sensationalised stories without the statistics that put it into perspective. Americans should protect their traditions.
It's interesting how each tweed was used as a means of identification. The pattern of the tweed essentially communicated what estate you belonged to. It appears that some estates in Scotland still have exclusive tweed patterns today. Fascinating to also learn how each tweed had a certain level of strength depending on the type of shooting that one would engage in. The attention to detail is amazing.
How I have been waiting for this season to begin. An American displaying the very best that Britain has to offer is doing us a great service, an honor it is to be British.
I haven't even started watching this video yet and I've paused it to express how excited I am! I've been waiting patiently since the release of the trailer a few weeks ago. Kirby, your quality of content is second to none. You have honestly helped make me better dressed, and more educated on certain things like shoes and accessories. It's nice you let us see things like your measurements and hear the whole bespoke process, it's something most will never get to experience or helps you feel more confident about your first time since we've watched you go through it.
Twice, while in London, I made visits to Audley street. First, I must state that their guns are well beyond my means; yet I would never go to London and not visit Purdeys. Both times the staff treated me with respect and concentrated patience - explaining their processes, history and dedication to the pinnacle of quality. The staff member who attended us allowed me to handle several shotguns which, I guess, would be called pre-owned and ready for new owners. I was tempted to take out a second mortgage. What a thrill. They made my wife feel like a queen. She bought me a stunning engraved hunting knife. My favorite store on earth.
With just over a month to go until the Glorious 12th! I'll be at Ripley Castle for the start of the season. Just can't wait. it's one of the best things anyone can still do.
Scottish shooting. You pretty much want a pair of tweed plus 4's, Le Chameau leather lined wellies, a simple striped shirt, lambswool jumper, tweed cap and a schoffel or buffalo jacket. You don't want to be bitten through your socks and if you want a good day ask to walk the line with the beaters and shoot anything going back if its partridges.
I firmly believe everyone should treat themselves to a properly fitted high quality suit at least once in there life. It’s feels great and you look great.
As an American bird hunter in the south, I absolutely love this. You had me at shoes years ago, and now there will be a James Purdey fitting. Really nothing quite like this channel. Also, when I saw those patterns, I said I wonder if there is something in a soft green and an infantry blue. Spoilers, there is indeed.
I love that you are going to the mill. I don't wear suits on an everyday basis, but I have learned a ton from watching these videos. I now look at the suits I have, and cringe with how they drape and form (or not) to me.
It seems you were more inclined to the heavier tweed, I would rather go for the longer wearing suit too if going through the experience. But it would be a great video if you did it again Kirby, really enjoying the process, enough to enjoy it again soon. Thanks.
As a Brit I'm glad you enjoyed your shooting party. You definitely looked the part and as you say dressing right is part of the fun. I've been salmon fishing in similar circumstances where there was only my party and the ghillie that made the effort. It not just about catching the fish, or in the case of salmon very rarely about catching the fish. I once took my family from the UK to Arizona to experience a dude ranch. Having checked the website my family were dressed like an episode of Bonanza, the other guests were in band t-shirts and trainers.
I'm British and incredibly proud of our history, traditions and class...this series epitomises this to me, a joy to see. To the American viewers, why is it that (some) Americans seem to like to declare Irish, Italian heritage with gusto but I never hear any Americans declare their British heritage...because clearly a significant percentage of Americans would have British heritage....parts of America were part of the British empire so its clearly logical.
America went to great lengths to become independent from Great Britain. The British were seen as an oppressive force. That is probably why people are more quiet about British ancestry
@@scrumpoxjnr Yes I can understand that view you have fairly made, to me Americans (some) like the idea of pomp, history, heritage of the British traditions, such as many Kirby participates in, I guess this is what makes me wonder why the reluctance to accept British heritage in many Americans 🤔
My mother, as a child, was sent to New York at the beginning of the war. But she was from Blackpool and we were taught to never bring that up in polite company.
@@scrumpoxjnr This isn't quite accurate. The founding Americans were quite literally British people and this played a massive part in early American culture. These people wanted to seperate themselves from the rule of the King but carried on many English constitutional traditions, iconography and culture. To the OP, i quite often see Americans with British heritage being immensely proud of their ethnic roots but i think this aspect of American culture and history has been somewhat overshadowed and sidelined in more recent years and others cultures have been put on a pedestal.
Somewhat related to this is that several Americans and also Australians I have met, think that the average Brit and Irish person literally hate each other and it’s just not true. I’ve had someone nervously say an Irishman will be at an event I was going to that night, will there be a problem 😂 Yes of course certain people are nationalistic, especially concerning sport and memories of the ‘troubles’ are not easily forgotten by others, but Brits and Irish mix all the time. The working class English didn’t benefit from the stuff the upper class did in Ireland. I’ve had numerous Irish friends and colleagues, along with meeting scores more and not one bad experience…ever. Also, the English celebrate St Patrick’s day like they were born in Dublin, but far less so for St George’s day.
What an excellent series Kirby. Were this a less refined community I would regale you with a thoroughly profane exclamation of just how much I am enjoying it. But in order to preserve the gentlemanly atmosphere, I'll just say bravo, and well done Sir.
Kirby- Henry Poole is a great tailor. I would also suggest stopping by Cordings (19 Piccadilly, London) for shooting clothing next time you are in London.
There is not so many things to say. Just incredible! Making me crave to have at least one suit from Savile Row tailors! One of the best purchases that a man can make. Keep the good work!
Hey mate just subscribed to your channel your videos are fascinating and shows a side of life and the world that i never knew existed. Well done good onya mate👍.
It's wonderful seeing what luxurious crafts could be enjoyed from this channel. I'm certainly intrigued how the above average earner can access what used to be the norm in retail. But sadly the for majority of us. The nice artisan products we can aspire for, are just going to be only accessible by the extra ordinary rich in my opinion! One pair of shoes price tag from a "artisan" brand is enough to fit several generations of lives at the cheaper end for most of the world.
I just will never understand British hunting/shooting culture. I guess it was been a tradition of the wealthy as apposed to the states where hunting was more of a every man hobby or in some cases and necessity to put food on the table.
Quite literally. The Normans took control of Anglo Saxon common land and ended the right for a man to hunt for food, hunting then became the domain of the rich. The founding fathers of America modelled the constitution on a lot of earlier Anglo-Saxon/English principles and retained many of the freedoms that British people lost. An interesting fact, relevant to this link between Americas rights and England, is that the American seal was very nearly the depiction of the mythical English founders "Hengest & Horsa" but it was eventually dropped in favour of the seal you now know.
Unbelievable quality Kirby, it’s here where we get our knowledge of traditional heritage and craftsmanship that is almost a hidden treasure now adays. Really really appreciate for this
Such a great series, Kirby! Beautifully shot and edited, really engaging. 👏👏👏 Great work to you and your team! Also, I really like your fabric choice. I have a jacket in a very similar color scheme and pattern. Though mine is not tweed, but a high twist hopsack from Holland & Sherry, which of course means I wear it a bit differently than you will with your shooting tweed. It's very versatile style, which goes with many different colors of shirts, trousers, and ties. I am actually surprised you choose something so vibrant! I'd have guessed you'd get something in a brown shade... Full of surprises, eh? 😁
Plus 4s rather than plus 2s? Mr Poole had explained that 4s are for stalking, plus 2s for standing shoot, which is what Kirby wants. Hence midweight cloth. So why plus 4s rather than plus 2s?
Kirby wishes he was a Britt more than most Britt’s. Everyone take a proper drink of a proper ale or whiskey every time Kirby says “proper” or “bespoke”. Good luck with the alcohol poisoning…..I mean….proper poisoning.
You should visit Desmond Merrion in the north of the UK. Easily one of the best bespoke tailors out there and one of the few who actually cuts and makes everything himself
Why are these late night shows almost never funny anymore? I guess this clip kinda highlights the answer, all the topics are turned into politics, race, agendas and it’s never explained or admitted, I could think of fart jokes funnier than this. Gutfeld over took these people for a reason.
That first 5 minutes was utterly magnificent. Unfortunately it then cut to an ad break with the worst possible craftsmanship, tradition etc and the max legal amount of twerking!
The hole in the market I was hoping this video would fill was for how to commission a suit for concealed carry in more "normal" usage either in a fashion or business setting, as opposed to a much less utilitarian (and prevalent) skeet shooting or hunting scenario. Would love to see that next.
The logo is way too big! It looks so outdated! Definitely not classy nor formal! It Takes away from the experience! Please change it to something simpler, definitely smaller. Thanks.
This is where men gain their confidence from traditionally. We are utilitarian because when we are fitted for a suit, the tailor points out our measurements and our posture characteristics. You are not meant to feel bad about them, you know it is done to give you a better suit and not to force us into feeling unsure about ourselves. It is unfortunately something that isnt done at age 15 like it used to and now we have a generation that only sees their image as flawed.
Kirby, before your channel became so big, did you iron/dry clean your own suits? Seems like you have so many and they're all creaseless. I'd imagine that's challenging to maintain?
I love bespoke suits and shoes, it's very comfortable to wear and has good quality, you can do detailed job what I love more, it's worth the money and efforts, it's all about details exactly, thanks Kirby I'm proud of you and it's really nice to watch your fashion shows.
I am an American who is a longstanding Henry Poole customer. I have dealt with Simon since the mid 90's and have stopped in to visit whenever i am in London or when he has visited NYC. I am indeed humbled to have had the opportunity to experience the Henry Poole treatment. Simon is a kind, decent and knowledgeable professional. This video is amazing-it is how Simon treats every customer.
Kirby's head is like that of a turtle's sticking out from the shell. No wonder it is almost impossible to have no collar gaps in his suits.
Hi K,
Have you ever considered doing something on butlers; school, training, employment etc? Might make a great show. Keep up the good work.
What about medieval feasting or jousting? I am being sarcastic. This is about being a current traditional gentlemen
@@chumleyk irs also an educational channel and knowledge is no load to carry
@@chumleyk The difference being that medieval jousting no longer exists and butlers are still very much in demand by "current traditional gentlemen". You wouldn't scoff if you landed a senior butler position with a salary of £250k pa.
Kirby's handshake is pretty masonic
27:55 has the look and feel of a Kubrick shot
Exceptional
I’m pretty confident that no one in the world is doing this work anywhere near the level at which Kirby operates. This is an oral history project and I’m glad someone is capturing and recording these rich traditions.
That is quite simply the stupidest comment I’ve ever read
Kirby Allison showing yet again why he is in a class of his own. Cheers to quality craftsmanship and tradition.
I concurr with the commenters below. The production values are insane in this video, it would not look out of place on TV. I’ve been watching since the shoe shine days, so great to see this channel progress! 🎉👏
Being English and visiting London regularly I find these videos addictive. Well shot and put together, cannot wait for the next instalment.
What a fascinating film. Thoroughly looking forward to this series which looks to be every bit as well produced as the accoutrements highlighted! Excellent work!
Thank you Kirby for allowing us to see these artisans at work, using the utmost in quality, meanwhile sharing with us bespoke products that that are so amazing to see. Further, the up-close videos and interviews are well done, and informative.
We have a ton more great content in store!
As an American, it has always been a dream of mine to participate in a traditional English shooting party. (Tailored tweeds are a big part of that dream) Great video! Please keep them coming.
@Benny Phitfrawd Actually, I'd be just as happy traversing through the many beautiful spots in the UK. The tweed is the point, not the guns. And I'm for comprehensive gun reform. But I'm sure this does nothing to change your stereotypes.
Hi Ryle, we can make this happen if you want?
As an Englishman, let me apologise for the comment of my kinsman. Unfortunately our media loves to propagate a misleading narrative on Americas second amendment and, much as the same as the activists on your side of the pond, they dont want to address the root issues or compare how many lives are saved vs taken by guns. They only see the sensationalised stories without the statistics that put it into perspective.
Americans should protect their traditions.
It's interesting how each tweed was used as a means of identification. The pattern of the tweed essentially communicated what estate you belonged to. It appears that some estates in Scotland still have exclusive tweed patterns today.
Fascinating to also learn how each tweed had a certain level of strength depending on the type of shooting that one would engage in. The attention to detail is amazing.
In Scotland it goes back to Tartans and their use by different clans, it's still a tradition that's carried on today
When the British tailor finds your body wanting, he knows how to politely tell you
The shooting scene in the UK is unfortunately being ruined by foreign interest and money.
Not just the shooting scene...
Your videos easily have the highest production value that I’ve seen on TH-cam. Really great work.
How I have been waiting for this season to begin. An American displaying the very best that Britain has to offer is doing us a great service, an honor it is to be British.
Great job kicking Boney's butt at Waterloo, Your Lordship.
@@theaussiewhinger The British always win👊
@@croceaMors1 except when it comes to brexit😁
Your spelling is American...
@@anonanon7497 not one single word in this entire thread has been spelt in American English.
I haven't even started watching this video yet and I've paused it to express how excited I am! I've been waiting patiently since the release of the trailer a few weeks ago. Kirby, your quality of content is second to none. You have honestly helped make me better dressed, and more educated on certain things like shoes and accessories.
It's nice you let us see things like your measurements and hear the whole bespoke process, it's something most will never get to experience or helps you feel more confident about your first time since we've watched you go through it.
Twice, while in London, I made visits to Audley street. First, I must state that their guns are well beyond my means; yet I would never go to London and not visit Purdeys. Both times the staff treated me with respect and concentrated patience - explaining their processes, history and dedication to the pinnacle of quality. The staff member who attended us allowed me to handle several shotguns which, I guess, would be called pre-owned and ready for new owners. I was tempted to take out a second mortgage. What a thrill. They made my wife feel like a queen. She bought me a stunning engraved hunting knife. My favorite store on earth.
With just over a month to go until the Glorious 12th! I'll be at Ripley Castle for the start of the season. Just can't wait. it's one of the best things anyone can still do.
Ya it does exist Kirby if you have the money that is. Most guys I know would do anything to have a firearm such as those to pass down to our children
Should do one for australia. All you would need is a pair of old jeans, dirty flannelette shirt and a cheap Turkish made shotgun
Scottish shooting. You pretty much want a pair of tweed plus 4's, Le Chameau leather lined wellies, a simple striped shirt, lambswool jumper, tweed cap and a schoffel or buffalo jacket. You don't want to be bitten through your socks and if you want a good day ask to walk the line with the beaters and shoot anything going back if its partridges.
What a world we live in these days. Content like this for free.. I really enjoy these videos. Thank you!
Well done; I'm definitely looking forward to the whole series.
I firmly believe everyone should treat themselves to a properly fitted high quality suit at least once in there life. It’s feels great and you look great.
The scotland series?? awesome !! I was looking forward to this second to the Sahakians of course!
Is it weird that I want one of those checks even though I'm not ever going to be hunting birds in Scotland or anywhere?
I love this! I’m curious why you chose Henry Poole over Huntsman?
As an American bird hunter in the south, I absolutely love this. You had me at shoes years ago, and now there will be a James Purdey fitting. Really nothing quite like this channel. Also, when I saw those patterns, I said I wonder if there is something in a soft green and an infantry blue. Spoilers, there is indeed.
I love that you are going to the mill. I don't wear suits on an everyday basis, but I have learned a ton from watching these videos. I now look at the suits I have, and cringe with how they drape and form (or not) to me.
Men of culture we meet again
interesting handshake brother kirby
It seems you were more inclined to the heavier tweed, I would rather go for the longer wearing suit too if going through the experience. But it would be a great video if you did it again Kirby, really enjoying the process, enough to enjoy it again soon. Thanks.
What did it cost $10,000 dollars? Probably not gonna do it again 😂
I enjoyed the self chuckled joke, "... even worse tweeds. haha" :)
As a Brit I'm glad you enjoyed your shooting party. You definitely looked the part and as you say dressing right is part of the fun. I've been salmon fishing in similar circumstances where there was only my party and the ghillie that made the effort. It not just about catching the fish, or in the case of salmon very rarely about catching the fish. I once took my family from the UK to Arizona to experience a dude ranch. Having checked the website my family were dressed like an episode of Bonanza, the other guests were in band t-shirts and trainers.
I love the way how Kirby closes his gun.He means business ! 36.03
What a gentleman of traditional uk
A proper Englishman, indeed.
MAGNIFICENT KIRBY!!!! 🔥❤️🔥😎💪👌😀👍👏
First off another amazing video Kirby, secondly how amazing is the video crew who put these together!
The film crew and the editors! Massive job for both. Each did an exceptional job! From strength to strength!
I'm British and incredibly proud of our history, traditions and class...this series epitomises this to me, a joy to see.
To the American viewers, why is it that (some) Americans seem to like to declare Irish, Italian heritage with gusto but I never hear any Americans declare their British heritage...because clearly a significant percentage of Americans would have British heritage....parts of America were part of the British empire so its clearly logical.
America went to great lengths to become independent from Great Britain. The British were seen as an oppressive force. That is probably why people are more quiet about British ancestry
@@scrumpoxjnr Yes I can understand that view you have fairly made, to me Americans (some) like the idea of pomp, history, heritage of the British traditions, such as many Kirby participates in, I guess this is what makes me wonder why the reluctance to accept British heritage in many Americans 🤔
My mother, as a child, was sent to New York at the beginning of the war. But she was from Blackpool and we were taught to never bring that up in polite company.
@@scrumpoxjnr This isn't quite accurate. The founding Americans were quite literally British people and this played a massive part in early American culture. These people wanted to seperate themselves from the rule of the King but carried on many English constitutional traditions, iconography and culture.
To the OP, i quite often see Americans with British heritage being immensely proud of their ethnic roots but i think this aspect of American culture and history has been somewhat overshadowed and sidelined in more recent years and others cultures have been put on a pedestal.
Somewhat related to this is that several Americans and also Australians I have met, think that the average Brit and Irish person literally hate each other and it’s just not true. I’ve had someone nervously say an Irishman will be at an event I was going to that night, will there be a problem 😂
Yes of course certain people are nationalistic, especially concerning sport and memories of the ‘troubles’ are not easily forgotten by others, but Brits and Irish mix all the time. The working class English didn’t benefit from the stuff the upper class did in Ireland. I’ve had numerous Irish friends and colleagues, along with meeting scores more and not one bad experience…ever. Also, the English celebrate St Patrick’s day like they were born in Dublin, but far less so for St George’s day.
Your missing a left pinky ring Kirby, be great if you did a video on Rolex collectors and Patek collector's
Am I mistaken or did I see a mason handshake?
"This is a wide range...."
Tailor cuts him off.
"This is just a few." 😅
What an excellent series Kirby. Were this a less refined community I would regale you with a thoroughly profane exclamation of just how much I am enjoying it. But in order to preserve the gentlemanly atmosphere, I'll just say bravo, and well done Sir.
Are there any bespoke makers in the U.S. it’s hard to jet off to England for shoes and a suit.
Off to a shoot on an estate in my beautiful Scotland, on the hunt for our elusive haggis beast 😁
I uhar that one leg is shorter than the other on the wee haggis beasties 😂
Should they have not measured half back, arm length etc?
This is a wonderful video!
Kirby- Henry Poole is a great tailor. I would also suggest stopping by Cordings (19 Piccadilly, London) for shooting clothing next time you are in London.
Another great brand, owned by Eric Clapton. Great suggestion.
I don't even dress like this and I won't, but.......I can still appreciate the craftsmanship and tradition.. beautiful.😇🤘
There is not so many things to say. Just incredible! Making me crave to have at least one suit from Savile Row tailors! One of the best purchases that a man can make. Keep the good work!
I LOVED THIS KIRBY SIR... CAN YOU DO AN EPISODE ON THE GENTLEMAN'S CANE?? THANKYOU AND THE KINDEST REGARDS BEN FROM N.Z.
Hey mate just subscribed to your channel your videos are fascinating and shows a side of life and the world that i never knew existed. Well done good onya mate👍.
It's wonderful seeing what luxurious crafts could be enjoyed from this channel. I'm certainly intrigued how the above average earner can access what used to be the norm in retail. But sadly the for majority of us. The nice artisan products we can aspire for, are just going to be only accessible by the extra ordinary rich in my opinion! One pair of shoes price tag from a "artisan" brand is enough to fit several generations of lives at the cheaper end for most of the world.
I just will never understand British hunting/shooting culture. I guess it was been a tradition of the wealthy as apposed to the states where hunting was more of a every man hobby or in some cases and necessity to put food on the table.
That’s precisely it.
Quite literally. The Normans took control of Anglo Saxon common land and ended the right for a man to hunt for food, hunting then became the domain of the rich. The founding fathers of America modelled the constitution on a lot of earlier Anglo-Saxon/English principles and retained many of the freedoms that British people lost.
An interesting fact, relevant to this link between Americas rights and England, is that the American seal was very nearly the depiction of the mythical English founders "Hengest & Horsa" but it was eventually dropped in favour of the seal you now know.
Unbelievable quality Kirby, it’s here where we get our knowledge of traditional heritage and craftsmanship that is almost a hidden treasure now adays. Really really appreciate for this
RIP Alex Cooke
Such a great series, Kirby! Beautifully shot and edited, really engaging. 👏👏👏 Great work to you and your team!
Also, I really like your fabric choice. I have a jacket in a very similar color scheme and pattern. Though mine is not tweed, but a high twist hopsack from Holland & Sherry, which of course means I wear it a bit differently than you will with your shooting tweed. It's very versatile style, which goes with many different colors of shirts, trousers, and ties.
I am actually surprised you choose something so vibrant! I'd have guessed you'd get something in a brown shade... Full of surprises, eh? 😁
Plus 4s rather than plus 2s? Mr Poole had explained that 4s are for stalking, plus 2s for standing shoot, which is what Kirby wants. Hence midweight cloth. So why plus 4s rather than plus 2s?
Kirby wishes he was a Britt more than most Britt’s. Everyone take a proper drink of a proper ale or whiskey every time Kirby says “proper” or “bespoke”. Good luck with the alcohol poisoning…..I mean….proper poisoning.
Very epic intro. Well done.
Love it Kirby 👌
I guess mossy oak or realtree wouldn't cut it then. Great video Kirby!
Thankyou kirby for the episode 👏 can't wait to watch and enjoy the up and coming episode's
Kirby, relax Man. Sometimes you seem quite anxious and it feels like you are gonna implode.
Though great videos. Loving this series.
You should visit Desmond Merrion in the north of the UK. Easily one of the best bespoke tailors out there and one of the few who actually cuts and makes everything himself
Beautifully made video and evocative of a bygone age...such relaxing and nostalgic viewing
Thoroughly enjoying this series so far and can’t wait for the next instalment.
Why are these late night shows almost never funny anymore? I guess this clip kinda highlights the answer, all the topics are turned into politics, race, agendas and it’s never explained or admitted, I could think of fart jokes funnier than this. Gutfeld over took these people for a reason.
That first 5 minutes was utterly magnificent. Unfortunately it then cut to an ad break with the worst possible craftsmanship, tradition etc and the max legal amount of twerking!
The hole in the market I was hoping this video would fill was for how to commission a suit for concealed carry in more "normal" usage either in a fashion or business setting, as opposed to a much less utilitarian (and prevalent) skeet shooting or hunting scenario. Would love to see that next.
Excellent Kirby. I think you’ll really come into your own with this series, I’m excited to see the rest of it!
If you havent, I suggest you go for a stroll down Saville Row, and just soak in the tradition of Bespoke Tailors.
In the first minute you can taste the quality in the making of the video, congrats to that
I do like Kirby, but seeing him with an over and under purdey just puts me in mind of the ralphe fienes character in Shindlers list
The logo is way too big!
It looks so outdated!
Definitely not classy nor formal!
It Takes away from the experience!
Please change it to something simpler, definitely smaller.
Thanks.
Which logo?
This is where men gain their confidence from traditionally. We are utilitarian because when we are fitted for a suit, the tailor points out our measurements and our posture characteristics. You are not meant to feel bad about them, you know it is done to give you a better suit and not to force us into feeling unsure about ourselves. It is unfortunately something that isnt done at age 15 like it used to and now we have a generation that only sees their image as flawed.
Kirby, you're the best thing to come out of America 😃
“Looks like you need a bit more length down there..”
not something you want to hear from another man 😂
Who made that lovely suit you were wearing for the measurements, what cloth was used?
This series is going to be spectacular. Cannot wait.
Superb! A wonderful presentation.
Indeed sir, spoken like a proven chap!
cant wait for this absolutely superb
You definitely should host a podcast yourself
Outstanding quality content
great video Kirby. cheers. 🇦🇺
Some really nice fabrics to pick from
It's your so absolutely beautiful video
Best one yet Kirby. Well done.
Keep it up your awesome!!
Simply amazing quality and service. Those fabrics are amazing.
Kirby, I must say, I am a Carhartt wearing man from the country in Virginia but I absolutely love your videos!
Yet another first class video Kirby, I thoroughly enjoy your videos ' and of course being from England I I have been on a shoot
This will be a great series.
Kirby, before your channel became so big, did you iron/dry clean your own suits? Seems like you have so many and they're all creaseless. I'd imagine that's challenging to maintain?
Great production quality
I love bespoke suits and shoes, it's very comfortable to wear and has good quality, you can do detailed job what I love more, it's worth the money and efforts, it's all about details exactly, thanks Kirby I'm proud of you and it's really nice to watch your fashion shows.