Good Luck with your Apprenticeship William. You will learn a lot in the next few years. I started my apprenticeship in 1966 in Motorcycle Engineering. I loved the whole 5 years of it.
Around 1.02 minutes in there is a small snippet of Mr Hallbery on the wall, I paused it and zoomed in, I would love an episode dedicated to him, his stories and his history. Seems a very interesting individual but also very skilled. He would be proud that his legacy lives on and is being passed down to the next generation.
*I AM SO JEALOUS* I have taught myself in my apartment in Bulgaria for over 5 years to pattern draft, cut and sew bespoke suits and I would have SO loved to have done an apprenticeship... EDIT - Yes, from books, and youtube videos just like William - so pleased for you William...!
Currently doing exactly the same thing as William - 19, at University, frustrated with what is available, bought a sewing machine, and trying to learn tailoring at home from resources such as your videos and a (growing) stack of books!
It’s was a pleasure meeting both of you in Atlanta! Looking forward to seeing William in front of the camera more often. Excited for what he has to offer to Redmanye 1860.
It’s a brave decision to follow one’s passion, instead of going on a direct career path out of uni. Absolutely the right choice! I wish the best on your journey!
this really puts a smile on my face! I'm happy to see William being an apprentice to a legend. Hopefully in 20 years time, I'd love to see William taking over Redmayne cutting, so much potential and positivity in him!
I'm a retired UPS FEEDER DRIVER, but my passion is mens bespoke suit tailoring. Is it too late to start a new career? I'm willing to relocate to the EUROPE if need to.
William is a charming young man, had the pleasure to meet him during Redmayne’s recent trunk show in the States. Wish him and Redmayne every success.
Welcome to the fold William! With a great mentor in Tom, you won't go far wrong!
Good Luck with your Apprenticeship William. You will learn a lot in the next few years. I started my apprenticeship in 1966 in Motorcycle Engineering. I loved the whole 5 years of it.
Around 1.02 minutes in there is a small snippet of Mr Hallbery on the wall, I paused it and zoomed in, I would love an episode dedicated to him, his stories and his history. Seems a very interesting individual but also very skilled. He would be proud that his legacy lives on and is being passed down to the next generation.
*I AM SO JEALOUS* I have taught myself in my apartment in Bulgaria for over 5 years to pattern draft, cut and sew bespoke suits and I would have SO loved to have done an apprenticeship...
EDIT - Yes, from books, and youtube videos just like William - so pleased for you William...!
Be sure to video the creation process for your suits.
Well done for what you have done. That is worthy of a lot of respect. Best of luck with your endeavours.
Great attitude Sir. Really well done. Best, Tom.
@@karldelavigne8134 OH thank you very much
@@expatexpat6531 - I keep getting asked, I might do at some point. Im a very private person and being on TH-cam does not make me feel comfortable.
I am not young and I am not gentleman but I would do exactly the same and not think twice. You are lucky dear William.
Currently doing exactly the same thing as William - 19, at University, frustrated with what is available, bought a sewing machine, and trying to learn tailoring at home from resources such as your videos and a (growing) stack of books!
I'm sure it's frustrating but stick in and you'll get there. My very best, Tom.
It’s was a pleasure meeting both of you in Atlanta! Looking forward to seeing William in front of the camera more often. Excited for what he has to offer to Redmanye 1860.
It’s a brave decision to follow one’s passion, instead of going on a direct career path out of uni. Absolutely the right choice! I wish the best on your journey!
muy bien
Hello! Welcom William!
Welcome to the next generation! Learning from a master -- Mr. Mahon!
Hi William. I hope the first bespoke suit you make will be featured on the channel.
this really puts a smile on my face!
I'm happy to see William being an apprentice to a legend.
Hopefully in 20 years time, I'd love to see William taking over Redmayne cutting, so much potential and positivity in him!
"Legend" a little exaggerated but very kind. Think Williams hoping a little less than twenty years. Thank you for the kind comment. Best,
Tom.
This is very inspiring. I want to be an apprentice with Savile row too one day. ❤
Good thing to aim for. Best, Tom.
Welcome aboard William!
Just an FYI young Gentleman, no garlic.
Good advice.
I'm a retired UPS FEEDER DRIVER, but my passion is mens bespoke suit tailoring. Is it too late to start a new career? I'm willing to relocate to the EUROPE if need to.
What a lovely comment. Thank you but its a lifetime of work and Im still working at it 40 years in. My ver best, Tom.
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Thank you.
The circle of tailoring life continues ….
As always... Thank you.