@@crisyorke1328 meaning? Weird sence of humor. Personally I have been to many shirt makers and they are often I transient about certain designs in particular the collar and finish. Wil is not hence I would like to see what he could make me. Esp at a first order of £2k!
Kirby, I enjoy your videos, but I think it would be helpful to know what the shirts or suits cost. Some of the shoe cobblers I am watching start the video with this job cost the owner $240 dollars. I think it would be helpful to know if this shirt is 200 dollars or 2k.
*Mr. Allison, Will you be attending the St. Crispin's trunk show this month in Dallas? If so--it would be very good to do a full length interview with Phillip Car.* *{I'll be meeting with him, for my first bespoke shoes.}*
Have you considered doing a segment or two on watches and cufflinks? I say that as it is my belief that these are the only two items of adornment (jewelry) that a well dressed man should and can wear to accent his attire (other than sun glasses perhaps). Watches should not be simply chosen by exclusivity of brand and price but rather "fit" to the outfit and event. How often does one see a well dressed man with a terribly gaudy and ostentatious watch. Equally cufflinks should be understated yet clearly visible and interesting. I'm sure with your excellent eye and contacts you could really make these topics come to the forefront. Just one more tip, this time on shoes. There was a time when Fragiacomo made exceptional shoes. I have a few pairs that go back 30 years and are as beautiful today as they were then.The founder since passed but it may be worth looking into to see if they have saved any of their quality standards.
Not bad. Wil Whiting is a great shirt tailor. But I think it's a little expensive. I make my shirts online at a Neapolitan tailor. They have materials like Wil’s, but they don’t cost that much. My most expensive shirt, sewn to size, cost no more than £ 150. And I don’t feel like they’re making such bad shirts. There are plenty of collars, cuffs, buttons, pockets, styles, etc. to choose from, and there are plenty of different materials as well, thousands. I really like them because they use materials from the best Italian manufacturers and are not expensive. In return, I can put together shirts in a lot of ways. My Napolitan tailor is apposta.com.
"... in all my years of shirtmaking... violence... slaughter... it was never personal. But I'll tell you now, what I'm about to do to your stubborn, annoying little wardrobe... I'm gonna enjoy it. Very, very much." -Wil Whiting
For the not high end guys I think a higher quality of casual wear is key. You do not look overdressed and it works for your enviroment. Get me right ofcourse you still need 5 basic buisness models. I didn't like botton downs or denim shirts untill I tryed a wounderfull dressy denim from a Italian 🇮🇹 mill. You can have moore versetility and a bit moore personality comes out in a good way. It does not look forced or plain.
Hi Kirby, This is Chandu from India . Can you please suggest some of Indian casual shirts brands or request you to do a show for summer wear Indian viewers.
I wish this video will be 10 hours. So interesting, fascinating to see a real artisan like Will doing his magic
Bespoke untucked... next level...
The open collar is intriguing
Wil gives me hope that my generation can do great things and master in these types of old professions.
Your presentations are going from strength to strength. I really like Will and his open approach. I might visit him when I ne t go to London.
Sounds very improper. LOL
@@crisyorke1328 meaning? Weird sence of humor. Personally I have been to many shirt makers and they are often I transient about certain designs in particular the collar and finish. Wil is not hence I would like to see what he could make me. Esp at a first order of £2k!
Wonderful video- Wil is fascinating to listen to.
Absolutely superb video, so much information
Great video Kirby. I think that western overshirt will pair well with your Lee Miller boots. Can’t wait to get my trial shirt from Wil.
Hand. Stitching. Is. So. Relaxing. To. Look. At. !! Simply. Delightful. !!
Best bespoke shirt maker in the businesses
Still very disappointed I could not make the drive down to Dallas when Wil was there a couple weeks ago. Hopefully next time.
Dear Kirby, do you wear house slippers? If you ever commission a pair of Albert Slippers I would love to see the process!
I really dig Wil’s vibe
Kirby, I enjoy your videos, but I think it would be helpful to know what the shirts or suits cost. Some of the shoe cobblers I am watching start the video with this job cost the owner $240 dollars. I think it would be helpful to know if this shirt is 200 dollars or 2k.
He's kind of already been doing that, for some time now, though Whil Whiting seems to prefer to be more discrete with his pricing which.
*Mr. Allison, Will you be attending the St. Crispin's trunk show this month in Dallas? If so--it would be very good to do a full length interview with Phillip Car.*
*{I'll be meeting with him, for my first bespoke shoes.}*
33:49
Some say Kirby is still asking if it's a Donegal fabric.
(I'm joking of course)
What is the price range of the shirts
What’s the story with those large downward pointing collars? Is this flattering?
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Have you considered doing a segment or two on watches and cufflinks? I say that as it is my belief that these are the only two items of adornment (jewelry) that a well dressed man should and can wear to accent his attire (other than sun glasses perhaps). Watches should not be simply chosen by exclusivity of brand and price but rather "fit" to the outfit and event. How often does one see a well dressed man with a terribly gaudy and ostentatious watch. Equally cufflinks should be understated yet clearly visible and interesting. I'm sure with your excellent eye and contacts you could really make these topics come to the forefront. Just one more tip, this time on shoes. There was a time when Fragiacomo made exceptional shoes. I have a few pairs that go back 30 years and are as beautiful today as they were then.The founder since passed but it may be worth looking into to see if they have saved any of their quality standards.
Not bad. Wil Whiting is a great shirt tailor. But I think it's a little expensive. I make my shirts online at a Neapolitan tailor. They have materials like Wil’s, but they don’t cost that much. My most expensive shirt, sewn to size, cost no more than £ 150. And I don’t feel like they’re making such bad shirts. There are plenty of collars, cuffs, buttons, pockets, styles, etc. to choose from, and there are plenty of different materials as well, thousands. I really like them because they use materials from the best Italian manufacturers and are not expensive. In return, I can put together shirts in a lot of ways. My Napolitan tailor is apposta.com.
Nailed them out of the park? Eh?
The shirts are great and all that BUT I can't take my eyes off of that bottle of Maker's Mark Private Select at cask strength
A western shirt would go nicely with the boots you ordered.
The western shirt 👍🏼
Had to turn my brightness up to see if it was Keanu Reeves
Christian bale
Why those large pointy collars?
"... in all my years of shirtmaking... violence... slaughter... it was never personal. But I'll tell you now, what I'm about to do to your stubborn, annoying little wardrobe... I'm gonna enjoy it. Very, very much."
-Wil Whiting
For the not high end guys I think a higher quality of casual wear is key. You do not look overdressed and it works for your enviroment.
Get me right ofcourse you still need 5 basic buisness models.
I didn't like botton downs or denim shirts untill I tryed a wounderfull dressy denim from a Italian 🇮🇹 mill.
You can have moore versetility and a bit moore personality comes out in a good way. It does not look forced or plain.
Will is chiiilllll....bloke.
Hi Kirby, This is Chandu from India . Can you please suggest some of Indian casual shirts brands or request you to do a show for summer wear Indian viewers.
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Don’t really care for that big collar
Your videos are great but why do you keep saying "you know" its so annoying
President Trump does wear open collar shirt. Very smart and alpha!
I suggest you get braces. It will fix the alignment of your upper vs lower teeth which will help you to speak easier.