Something that isn't spoken of us the true cost of a bespoke suit. The more money you earn the more expensive they are. Not the financial cost - even someone on a moderate salary could afford one if they were passionate about how they dressed. But the time spent talking, the fittings, and so on. The more you earn, the more your time costs. And the temptation for the affluent is to speed through the process, and being conservative with colour is the quickest path through the bespoke process. To persuade a customer that some colour wouldn't go amiss is a dark art - and here we see a master at work. Or a devil... I'm unsure...
What an absolute TREAT! As a devout Foulkes & Sons viewer, I really enjoyed this deeply stylish collaboration between two of my favorite authorities on all matters sartorial. Thanks so much for the content!!
@@Kenny-yl9pc Foulkes the Senior is just a trifle exuberant and eccentric; I honestly don't think it comes from a negative place or any of the attributes you ascribe to him. His books are fantastic; I highly recommend 'Dancing Into Battle' and the most recent 'Cigar' volume. He's long been a voice of authority on matters sartorial and cigar-related from his books, columns, and magazine articles.
"Even though I designed it myself, it's a work of bloody genius" (33:01) - Nick Foulkes' style is so engagingly eccentric as to serve as the perfect foil to Kirby's ultra-smooth conservatism
It's been a long time coming Kirby; because of this channel I decided it was time to "up my game", no longer wear off the rack clothing. I scheduled time with a tailor to have my first couple suits fitted to me. I will commission 2 British style suits to honor my heritage (and because I like the look). I'm looking forward to the experience. Thank you.
Congratulations Kirby, your contents get better and better. So enjoyable. You wouldn´t get those collaborations if you weren´t such a nice person. And it shows.
Mr Foulkes is hilarious, and it’s great that you can chuckle about yourself Kirby. Well done, as always. Actually you’re outdoing yourself. Cannot wait for my next London trip.
52:24 The words I live by in my sartorial life. "If you have something that is so like itself and unlike everything else, it's never gonna be in fashion or out of fashion."
Gentleman, what a fantastic episode. I do love a fantastic tweed, I love a good donegal those spots of colour just liven up even a grey or blue suit. Mr Foulke what a legend, I hope there a cigar video following this amazing one. Huntsman is also a perfect backdrop for a tweed conversation, followed by Kent and Haste
Kirby, outstanding. We are born knowing nothing and all we have is our ability to learn and broaden our horizons. Love the way to have risen to the challenge of this critique of your wardrobe. If you don't try, you never know! And if you don't know, it ain't knowledge....
Loving your videos Kirby. I’m a Londoner myself and have never considered looking at any type of bespoke suit or shoes as they seem so far removed from day to day commerce - your channel has taught me so much about what’s on offer - and to confirm for me that I can still not afford them 😅
Great video Kirby. I think dressing conservative is meant to given an impression of seriousness but not style, finding a pattern or color, outside of solid blue or grey , that fits you gives the impression of confidence in yourself and not of what you want people to think of you.
I really enjoy all of your videos Kirby! Thank you for what you bring to those of us that may never have the opportunity to see and experience the finer things.
This was a lovely video! Terry's comment about how people only remember the extreme pieces from Nutters is interesting. I heard something similar from Edward - he said that a large fraction of what they made at Nutters was conservative business suits, but those weren't what people noticed or remembered. Also, that grey tweed herringbone is a nice fabric. I have a pair of trousers made from, I believe, that same fabric, and have gotten a lot of good use out of them.
Great video Kirby. You’re a great guy and I’m a fan. Love your style and love that you’re open to a challenge to step outside your comfort game. Nick is a true icon. A bit flamboyant to me (especially with the accessories), but obviously an icon. I love that he doesn’t go with the flow of “fashion” per se, but always has that out of the ordinary touch and boldness without losing the classic old school essence of the lost art of dressing like a classy gentleman. Jealous in a good way. I need to go back to London and do some serious shopping.
A tweed custom suit is one of my dream, not an expensive car, a suit and custom shoes. Glad to see Italians involved, we and british are the peak of classic men clothing.
What a hoot! He could easily be a stand up comic. The wallpaper seemed to he the inverse pattern of what is wearing. Thoroughly enjoyable video. I have always enjoyed fine fashion but had to attack it at a bargain price. well done!
Dear Mr Allison: one thing is one thing ; and another thing is another thing. My style of formal attire , is much like yours. Nevertheless (over the years) I have had combinations like the one wore by Mr Carnera. Both styles are fine , but one sticks to the one that makes you feel more comfortable with. I enjoyed very much , the episode at the second hand store. Cordiale saluto.
Hey Kirby! Love your content. It's great knowing there are more men out there on their sartorial journey. I'd love to see a follow-up video to this one. What suits or coats have you purchased since this video? How has your approach to color changed in the last 6 months since? Cheers!
Great content! I said the same thing on one of these videos where it looked like you were going to do a mob hit. Same idea. But we are all guilty of dressing conservatively. That is one good thing that has come out of the casual world is a bit more expression like sox. I just bought a nice plaid Isaia sport coat. Taking a page out of Mr. Foulkes book. Kirby needs more of this type colorful character for both his style and personality. Gives things a nice lift! Great content!
Hey Kirby, it would be really helpful if you could review some reasonably common brand products - for example, I just got some English Barker oxford shoes. Sure they're only $200 but it would still be interesting to see your comments on quality, craftsmanship, alternatives etc. Or TM Lewin shirts. Etc etc I think this would be a good new video series that would attract new viewers and get more views. I mean there are thousands of "normal" city workers who have no way of knowing where to buy their, slightly, higher end products. I know they're not ultra high end but you would still have very helpful opinions
Kirby have I may have missed it but there is never a mention of the firm Maurice Sedwell, Andrew Ramroop its owner, or the Saville Row academy. Will this be s subject of an upcoming video about Saville Row?
Ha ha. Kirkby forced to be quiet and listen (probably a good thing) with the talkative Nick. Well done though. Was the best thing to do in that situation to learn. Nick a wonderful inspiration amd character there, though he would likely drive me mad outside that setting
Mr. Allison, I don't think the Nick Foulkes look is for you . . . to each his own. I do recommend finding out who made the suit Benedict Cummerbatch wore for his monologue on Saturday Night Live this weekend. It was definitely superb British bespoke with a muted plaid fabric and roped shoulders - superbly cut!
But Kirby, I have 3 black suits 😂 1 navy, 1 bright blue, 1 charcoal, 1 sharkskin grey. And so many different colour shirts. And I do love a Winchester collar.
I'd be interested to know if Nick likes the multi-coloured suiting cloths that the venerable weavers Reid and Taylor produced in Scotland.I believe these are sadly no longer made.I can remember their advertisement on the front of the FT daily....."The most expensive suiting cloth in the world."I have three suits from them.The Rolls Royce of cloths or as they described Rolls Royce.....the Reid and Taylor of cars.
Curiously, colour does not exist outside the mind… at least not in any literal sense. What exists is light. Light is real. Colour exists in the mind and memories. By the way, what this shot recently as its a tad mild for overcoats in May :)
I understand maybe it won't resonate with the brand or Seville row value add, just interesting to try independently without necessarily sharing to the audience.
Here is probably the only comment you'll ever receive from a 30-something female viewer. I enjoy these videos because it shows gentlemen -- a total lost art and rare sight from any female perspective. It refreshing to see respectful, timeless behavior and fashion to boot. I find it immensely attractive and feel lost in the modern man's messy taste and pervasive narcissism.
@Elephant In The Room you see the equivalent here in England too, it’s not a bad thing. These type of clothes are very expensive and they’re too formal for most people’s tastes today anyway.
I must say, Kirby, one of your very best videos! Mr Faulks is a style icon and I think much more akin to my own tastes. It was fun to watch the the two of you interact and I must congratulate you on running with such a self deprecating theme; you're a true gentleman.
You still were the one who showed me how to tie my shoe laces at the age of 52. You should do that video again cause it was about 3 years ago and the new people might not have seen it
These videos are great. I’m into streetwear at the moment but I still appreciate all these videos about the finer end of menswear. I especially liked seeing all the color in this video. I’m obsessed with houndstooth.
This brings back a lot of memories. Back in the 1990s I used to drop by an Italian tailor at least once per month. He had swatch books like these from the best British and Italian mills. I would sit there and salivate over all the good tweeds available. I was also into pin stripes and herring bone cloth back then. Then there was all the good choices for linings, buttons, pocket squares and ties.
I love your channel, I've discovered it not long ago. I started to dress"better" after my newborn daughter's funeral. This day I knew something had to change, and I started to dress in a more classical. Even if I don't wear a complet suit, I generally try to mix, chinos with sport jackets. In winter, I have discovered heavy tweed jackets. I have seen Mister Foulkes in a book called "We are Dandy". Kirby Allison, in some way, you and others gentlemen helped me a lot through my pain. Dressing well is a cure for all the ugliness of the world and pain we can feel in our personal lives. I'm 31 and I live in southern France.
Kirby -- I just stumbled upon this and was deeply flattered to have been the muse behind your visit, though for the moment I don't see that you changed your wardrobe as I recommended! My wife watched it and said, hey, he owes you the great $$ sums he'll earn from snatching your thoughts and converting them to a full TH-cam viral hit!
Loved this one and, like you K, I started with darks, grays, and browns. Once I realized what I liked and felt confident with expressing myself via my wardrobe, I went with far more bold patterns and fabrics. I think you're missing a great opportunity by not going with the most bold of those fabrics - the green, yellow, red, etc. You could match so many more pieces to that pattern and still make a statement. You've become a master of recognizing and appreciating great fabric and construction. Now it's time to get a little bold.
I very much enjoy this video. Ever since discovering Nick Foulkes through the cigar video at Davidoff of London, then I started watching Nick and son on their channel, I have been inspired by Nick's style. I gravitate more towards colors and patterns now when I shop. I also love his jewelry and accessorizing.
Great episode Kirby! It was great to see a more relaxed and fun exchange or ideas in the heart of Savile Row. This episode is a favorite for sure. I cant say that I have ever considered tweed as a commission. However, after seeing this that has soften my outlook on it. Keep up the good work.
Gotta say, nobody can bust balls as subtly, humorously, and classy as Nick…
He could've been on top gear
Something that isn't spoken of us the true cost of a bespoke suit. The more money you earn the more expensive they are. Not the financial cost - even someone on a moderate salary could afford one if they were passionate about how they dressed. But the time spent talking, the fittings, and so on. The more you earn, the more your time costs. And the temptation for the affluent is to speed through the process, and being conservative with colour is the quickest path through the bespoke process. To persuade a customer that some colour wouldn't go amiss is a dark art - and here we see a master at work. Or a devil... I'm unsure...
I would also enjoy an episode of second hand store shopping with Nick's son. He has a great eye for fashion on a budget.
I second this!
I would just love for the opportunity to go second hand shopping in London. That would be over the top.
@@Fellowrser I third this! 😃
It's not difficult there's loads of good clobber in London
He listened!
What an absolute TREAT! As a devout Foulkes & Sons viewer, I really enjoyed this deeply stylish collaboration between two of my favorite authorities on all matters sartorial. Thanks so much for the content!!
@@Kenny-yl9pc Foulkes the Senior is just a trifle exuberant and eccentric; I honestly don't think it comes from a negative place or any of the attributes you ascribe to him. His books are fantastic; I highly recommend 'Dancing Into Battle' and the most recent 'Cigar' volume. He's long been a voice of authority on matters sartorial and cigar-related from his books, columns, and magazine articles.
Allow me to say that the production values of your more recent videos really have skyrocketed. Such a sleek yet engaging watching experience.
"Even though I designed it myself, it's a work of bloody genius" (33:01) - Nick Foulkes' style is so engagingly eccentric as to serve as the perfect foil to Kirby's ultra-smooth conservatism
Terry quietly stole the show, such a friendly, humble, soft spoken, yet master of his craft.
It's been a long time coming Kirby; because of this channel I decided it was time to "up my game", no longer wear off the rack clothing. I scheduled time with a tailor to have my first couple suits fitted to me. I will commission 2 British style suits to honor my heritage (and because I like the look). I'm looking forward to the experience. Thank you.
The flow of English from Mr. Foulkes is just profound.
There is truly something to that Oxford education…
That hat you're wearing in the beginning is exceptionally beautiful!
Congratulations Kirby, your contents get better and better. So enjoyable. You wouldn´t get those collaborations if you weren´t such a nice person. And it shows.
Thoroughly enjoy this conversational type of content with such knowledgeable and colourful guests
Mr Foulkes is hilarious, and it’s great that you can chuckle about yourself Kirby. Well done, as always. Actually you’re outdoing yourself. Cannot wait for my next London trip.
52:24 The words I live by in my sartorial life.
"If you have something that is so like itself and unlike everything else, it's never gonna be in fashion or out of fashion."
So be tastefully unique
I like this.
Gentleman, what a fantastic episode. I do love a fantastic tweed, I love a good donegal those spots of colour just liven up even a grey or blue suit. Mr Foulke what a legend, I hope there a cigar video following this amazing one.
Huntsman is also a perfect backdrop for a tweed conversation, followed by Kent and Haste
Kirby, outstanding. We are born knowing nothing and all we have is our ability to learn and broaden our horizons. Love the way to have risen to the challenge of this critique of your wardrobe. If you don't try, you never know! And if you don't know, it ain't knowledge....
Loving your videos Kirby. I’m a Londoner myself and have never considered looking at any type of bespoke suit or shoes as they seem so far removed from day to day commerce - your channel has taught me so much about what’s on offer - and to confirm for me that I can still not afford them 😅
Nick must have a PhD in ball busting omfg I was in tears after the peace treaty line. That man is a natural treasure.
I’m a 68 year old male. I think it is right on about the funeral director. They nailed it, but not too crazy! I’m sure Nick will get it right!
Absolutely adore this video. So refreshing to see these gentlemen discussing those beautifully colorful tweeds. Bravo, Kirby!
Great video Kirby. I think dressing conservative is meant to given an impression of seriousness but not style, finding a pattern or color, outside of solid blue or grey , that fits you gives the impression of confidence in yourself and not of what you want people to think of you.
Thankyou kirby for another great episode 👏 thoroughly enjoyed the episode from start to finish can't wait to see your tweed 3 pieces
I really enjoy all of your videos Kirby! Thank you for what you bring to those of us that may never have the opportunity to see and experience the finer things.
Nice to have the legendary, British Conan O'Brien back on the channel - great episode.
Love the banter and the insights about colors and patterns. I feel inspired to being a bit more daring when it comes to my sartorial choices!
This was a lovely video! Terry's comment about how people only remember the extreme pieces from Nutters is interesting. I heard something similar from Edward - he said that a large fraction of what they made at Nutters was conservative business suits, but those weren't what people noticed or remembered.
Also, that grey tweed herringbone is a nice fabric. I have a pair of trousers made from, I believe, that same fabric, and have gotten a lot of good use out of them.
Kirby’s going out there with his reservations, but me I’d go for one of everything. I love every fabric they pulled out.
Great video Kirby. You’re a great guy and I’m a fan. Love your style and love that you’re open to a challenge to step outside your comfort game. Nick is a true icon. A bit flamboyant to me (especially with the accessories), but obviously an icon. I love that he doesn’t go with the flow of “fashion” per se, but always has that out of the ordinary touch and boldness without losing the classic old school essence of the lost art of dressing like a classy gentleman. Jealous in a good way. I need to go back to London and do some serious shopping.
Love the jacket of the cutter at huntsman
Foulkes is the exact style id want. Love the colors.
Nick is a Legend, like you, sir!
Enjoyed the episode. Kirby took the ribbing from Nick well. It’s now time to forget dipping the toes into the water-dive right in!
Nick Foulkes : The Man. The Legend.
A tweed custom suit is one of my dream, not an expensive car, a suit and custom shoes. Glad to see Italians involved, we and british are the peak of classic men clothing.
Nick Foulkes is an absolute legend. Incredible video.
What a hoot! He could easily be a stand up comic. The wallpaper seemed to he the inverse pattern of what is wearing. Thoroughly enjoyable video. I have always enjoyed fine fashion but had to attack it at a bargain price. well done!
I totally enjoyed this video. I'm a big fan of the Foulkes also. Keep up the great work Kirby!
I'm a simple man. I see a member of the Foulkes-family and press like.
Dear Mr Allison: one thing is one thing ; and another thing is another thing. My style of formal attire , is much like yours. Nevertheless (over the years) I have had combinations like the one wore by Mr Carnera. Both styles are fine , but one sticks to the one that makes you feel more comfortable with. I enjoyed very much , the episode at the second hand store. Cordiale saluto.
Hey Kirby! Love your content. It's great knowing there are more men out there on their sartorial journey. I'd love to see a follow-up video to this one. What suits or coats have you purchased since this video? How has your approach to color changed in the last 6 months since? Cheers!
Wow Kirby. You had my laughing out loud with that intro! Good editing as always.
Great content! I said the same thing on one of these videos where it looked like you were going to do a mob hit. Same idea. But we are all guilty of dressing conservatively. That is one good thing that has come out of the casual world is a bit more expression like sox. I just bought a nice plaid Isaia sport coat. Taking a page out of Mr. Foulkes book. Kirby needs more of this type colorful character for both his style and personality. Gives things a nice lift! Great content!
Nick reminds me of Austin Powers or maybe a classier Roger Stone. Great show, love the channel.
God bless you Alex W, you pushed Kirby back to London.
Nick is the master of wit in the English language. Thee Master.
Hey Kirby, it would be really helpful if you could review some reasonably common brand products - for example, I just got some English Barker oxford shoes. Sure they're only $200 but it would still be interesting to see your comments on quality, craftsmanship, alternatives etc. Or TM Lewin shirts. Etc etc I think this would be a good new video series that would attract new viewers and get more views. I mean there are thousands of "normal" city workers who have no way of knowing where to buy their, slightly, higher end products. I know they're not ultra high end but you would still have very helpful opinions
More nick please
This has been my favorite video so far
Really like the green, black, and cream plaid - I'd go for a full suit in that.
love nicks humor
What an amazing video once again Kirby!
Kirby have I may have missed it but there is never a mention of the firm Maurice Sedwell, Andrew Ramroop its owner, or the Saville Row academy. Will this be s subject of an upcoming video about Saville Row?
Ha ha. Kirkby forced to be quiet and listen (probably a good thing) with the talkative Nick. Well done though. Was the best thing to do in that situation to learn. Nick a wonderful inspiration amd character there, though he would likely drive me mad outside that setting
Kirby this is lovely! You mention your bucket list tweed, but, do correct me if I am wrong, did you not commission one from Huntsman in NYC?
Mr. Allison, I don't think the Nick Foulkes look is for you . . . to each his own. I do recommend finding out who made the suit Benedict Cummerbatch wore for his monologue on Saturday Night Live this weekend. It was definitely superb British bespoke with a muted plaid fabric and roped shoulders - superbly cut!
I love that overcoat, where did you get that if you dont mind me asking
?
But Kirby, I have 3 black suits 😂 1 navy, 1 bright blue, 1 charcoal, 1 sharkskin grey. And so many different colour shirts. And I do love a Winchester collar.
I may not have any suits but I have some hats made out of W Bill tweeds (made by Sussex Tweed)
What style of hat are you wearing in the intro sequence? Not a fedora, but of a similar taste. Very stylish
Really should get that grey herringbone!
I'd be interested to know if Nick likes the multi-coloured suiting cloths that the venerable weavers Reid and Taylor produced in Scotland.I believe these are sadly no longer made.I can remember their advertisement on the front of the FT daily....."The most expensive suiting cloth in the world."I have three suits from them.The Rolls Royce of cloths or as they described Rolls Royce.....the Reid and Taylor of cars.
Foulkes making fun of Kirby!!
(In the best brit style-funny, snarky, etc)
Kirby looks like a detective from the bye gone days
How many times a year do you make the trip out to London?
Foulkes is great, but a I also happen to dig the 1950's funeral director's vibe very much indeed.
Lol, the comment was true. Good luck Kirby.
Foulkes looks great in that Peck jacket.
Curiously, colour does not exist outside the mind… at least not in any literal sense. What exists is light. Light is real. Colour exists in the mind and memories. By the way, what this shot recently as its a tad mild for overcoats in May :)
You most certainly do not dress like a funeral director, you dress like a gentleman. I hope you won’t change your style.
I like Kirby’s style more.
Kirby's style is typical of an American pretending to have class.
He hasn’t got style …he just wears expensive clothes. They are very different things
I want to be Nick when i grow up
Funeral director 😂❤🎉
Your in London and you haven’t shown us the Zehakians
Kirby they're gonna make you look like a lollypop, you need to visit the funeral director to get some style advice
Kirby why not go to a color and style consultant to find your color and fabric that is individual to you.
Baby steps... baby steps...
I understand maybe it won't resonate with the brand or Seville row value add, just interesting to try independently without necessarily sharing to the audience.
Foulkes is Austin Powers
Formal can be impressive. The true art centres on being playful.
Here is probably the only comment you'll ever receive from a 30-something female viewer. I enjoy these videos because it shows gentlemen -- a total lost art and rare sight from any female perspective. It refreshing to see respectful, timeless behavior and fashion to boot. I find it immensely attractive and feel lost in the modern man's messy taste and pervasive narcissism.
Thank you for watching and commenting
Easy to watch, as there is no interruptions, no talking over each other. Gentlemen.
@Elephant In The Room also seen in the UK
@Elephant In The Room you see the equivalent here in England too, it’s not a bad thing. These type of clothes are very expensive and they’re too formal for most people’s tastes today anyway.
I bet you’re fun at a party
"Funeral director on holiday on south of France" :) Love how Kirby can take a joke! Really entertaining video!
I must say, Kirby, one of your very best videos! Mr Faulks is a style icon and I think much more akin to my own tastes. It was fun to watch the the two of you interact and I must congratulate you on running with such a self deprecating theme; you're a true gentleman.
Kirby, kudos to you and the team: the production values are amazing on this one. Superb work!
Kirby getting absolutely roasted in the most gentlemanly way possible at 7:50.
I really admire your humility Kirby. You are an expert in your field already, yet you are still willing to listen and learn.
@@Kenny-yl9pc You are so right about Kirby, but I think you’re being a bit harsh on Nick haha
Nick's humor and wit is legendary.
Nick Foulkes is a national treasure, we need to protect him at all costs.
I have suggested that Foulkes receive an O.B.E. !
Never change, Kirby, you live in a city and you're right to dress like it. Save the color for the casual wear.
@@Blastoplastify Not sure where in Dallas that hat would be seen as "reasonable." Maybe at the Anthony Eden Appreciation Society annual meeting.
You still were the one who showed me how to tie my shoe laces at the age of 52. You should do that video again cause it was about 3 years ago and the new people might not have seen it
These videos are great. I’m into streetwear at the moment but I still appreciate all these videos about the finer end of menswear. I especially liked seeing all the color in this video. I’m obsessed with houndstooth.
This was absolutely phenomenal. Such a knowledge drop. A privilege to listen to such a legend. You are a great interviewer Kirby!
This brings back a lot of memories. Back in the 1990s I used to drop by an Italian tailor at least once per month. He had swatch books like these from the best British and Italian mills. I would sit there and salivate over all the good tweeds available. I was also into pin stripes and herring bone cloth back then. Then there was all the good choices for linings, buttons, pocket squares and ties.
I love your channel, I've discovered it not long ago. I started to dress"better" after my newborn daughter's funeral. This day I knew something had to change, and I started to dress in a more classical. Even if I don't wear a complet suit, I generally try to mix, chinos with sport jackets. In winter, I have discovered heavy tweed jackets. I have seen Mister Foulkes in a book called "We are Dandy". Kirby Allison, in some way, you and others gentlemen helped me a lot through my pain. Dressing well is a cure for all the ugliness of the world and pain we can feel in our personal lives. I'm 31 and I live in southern France.
Kirby -- I just stumbled upon this and was deeply flattered to have been the muse behind your visit, though for the moment I don't see that you changed your wardrobe as I recommended! My wife watched it and said, hey, he owes you the great $$ sums he'll earn from snatching your thoughts and converting them to a full TH-cam viral hit!
Dario is truly a company man, matching the wallpaper and all
Kirby, you should grow a beard to shed that funeral director look too. ✌️
Actually, one of those modern really short short beards would look really good on you and give you a bit of an edge.
Soul patch would be the bomb!
Yes brother love the trends but, you need a little more style for sure
Loved this one and, like you K, I started with darks, grays, and browns. Once I realized what I liked and felt confident with expressing myself via my wardrobe, I went with far more bold patterns and fabrics. I think you're missing a great opportunity by not going with the most bold of those fabrics - the green, yellow, red, etc. You could match so many more pieces to that pattern and still make a statement. You've become a master of recognizing and appreciating great fabric and construction. Now it's time to get a little bold.
So color meant Austin powers YEAH BABY 🤦🏻♂️
Will be watching this tonight with a Negroni in hand!!! Thanks again for the work you and the team do Kirby.
Why wear that hat? So silly
I very much enjoy this video. Ever since discovering Nick Foulkes through the cigar video at Davidoff of London, then I started watching Nick and son on their channel, I have been inspired by Nick's style. I gravitate more towards colors and patterns now when I shop. I also love his jewelry and accessorizing.
Great episode Kirby! It was great to see a more relaxed and fun exchange or ideas in the heart of Savile Row. This episode is a favorite for sure. I cant say that I have ever considered tweed as a commission. However, after seeing this that has soften my outlook on it. Keep up the good work.