Redmayne Savile Row suit copying service - Coat

Savile Row tailor,Tom Mahon discusses how to spot a high quality suit by comparing a well recognised, quality brand from the high street with a made to measure from Redmayne using our suit copying service.

[@mohammadjavaid2422]

I never realized such details. You did a wonderful postmortem. I will definitely use those tips.

[@philmartin5249]

Just wanted to say Tom that my Dad would have been fascinated to see this presentation and that he would have very much approved of the way you describe the nuances of the suit copying concept.

[@savilerowtales]

Thanks Phil, I have lovely memories of working with your Father. I feel he's keeping tabs on everything I say ;) Best, Tom.

[@abba136]

Wonderful video. Thank you for the insights!

[@TheCitizenRemy]

Well done, I enjoy your shows and have learned a great deal.

[@cristian-rocha]

Great recomendations. Regards from Colombia

[@savilerowtales]

Very welcome indeed!

[@Fogmaster1990]

Another excellent video!!! 🍻 from 🇺🇸

[@savilerowtales]

Thank you.Cant wait until we're allowed to visit:)

[@sitbone3]

We’re going to copy this guy’s suit.....only we’re not. Got it.

[@savilerowtales]

;)

[@antoniopl9555]

These videos make me be even more respectful to bespoke garments. Regards from Spain.

[@savilerowtales]

Thank you...cant wait to visit again :)

[@hydroaegis6658]

I think the problem with the original suit can be summed up with too much empty negative space. It just looks like a big swath of fabric.

[@attarico]

Interesting and informative as usual however, with all due respect, I would not define the Zegna coat Italian style but perhaps “modern” off the peg style....you can find many similar specimens in Saville row if you buy the pret-a-porter of many established and very traditional houses

[@savilerowtales]

Fair point...not tailoring I'm familiar with. Thanks for pointing out :)

[@up3371]

That’s the first copying service that does not even try to copy 😂 (but for the better)
However, this is an awesome educational video and I immediately started to hate my off-the-rack suits

[@justjacqueline2004]

I'm sending my boss to you.

[@maestro-kt9cr]

Hello yours for sure.

[@xpakistaniperson9889]

The colour of suite tailor wearing having wider gape ?

[@seancoop83]

Do you copy “bespoke garments” from another suit maker?

[@savilerowtales]

Yes Sir, we can take measurements from any of your favourite suits and make a new one in your choice of cloth in the Redmayne style. If you'd like to find out more please have a look at Redmaynes Suit Copying page - redmayne1860.com/pages/suit-copying-service

[@cdvax11]

In this case "copying" is not used in the sense of duplicating as a Xerox might do. It is using an existing well-fitting suit to take measurements for the new suit. A good tailor can look at photos of the client in the original suit and identify fitting issues the client may have not even noticed. It is very handy when the client lives too far away to make multiple fitting visits. As you see the resulting new garment is very different to the original.

[@seancoop83]

@@savilerowtales thank you

[@seancoop83]

@@cdvax11 thank you

[@marcopepoli6038]

The main difference here is that the blue coat is bespoke, the gray one probably not. The gray coat is following the current trends (not always amusing) and has to follow a standardized production process. Italian bespoke coats reach a very different level, and usually if well-made are much less “squarish” when compared to an English coat that has by nature a more “armor like” structure. Of course, when we talk about Italian bespoke coats, we should differentiate the Milanese, Florentinian and Neapolitan cut, but that’s a different story. Anyway I appreciate your videos, is important to share this kind of knowledge.

[@mohdhasanturk5411]

Hi

[@marilusanchez5881]

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