White dinner jacket
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2022
- Tom Mahon, Head Cutter at Redmayne 1860, cuts a Savile Row bespoke white dinner jacket from Holland and Sherry cloth - 976031.
See more of this work in progress on the @Redmayne1860 Instagram page and read Mr Mahon blog about Savile Row tailoring at savilerowsuit.com/ and other tailoring tips.
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Watching you cut that reminds me of my late mum who used to work in the East End bespoke shops of the 30’s and 40’s. Experts at work, great to watch. Would be nice to see that garment go through the rest of the process.
I would love to see the whole process, the cutting, the tailoring and the final product!
Nice to hear the RVW in the background.
Actually would be nice to have more videos about fitting sleeves. It is one of the most important steps. And it would help a lot. Thank you for considering.
Actually was nice to watch and I am not in the trade at all. The music is a nice touch especially for those of us watching more out of curiosity than anything else. Thanks for posting
I love the sound of shears ‘crunching’ when cutting. ❤
Have to say I'm thoroughly enjoying these videos, and Tom's Savile Row stories are really the best.
Great job!
I just enjoy listening to you talking Tom. Keep up the good work
A jacket worthy of Bogart--cheers, sir!
You "am sure no one wants to watch this" ... 6000 of us "can watch that all day long 😀"
Too kind. Best, Tom.
"55 inch chest, needs a bit of room." Understatement of the week.
Can you show us the finished item later? How are marks / stains / chalk removed from the white cloth that might be made during the tailoring process? No cup of tea allowed within 10 feet?
A dinner jacket is actually a tux jacket, but in an off white or white color. As on a black tux jacket the lapel should be silk or satin, not the same material as the body of the jacket.
Perhaps the customer wanted it in self fabric.
@@janettechapple1782 did you mean same fabric ?
Amazing. Thank you for the video
Could you explain what a side body is, please?
I'd like to want to see the coatmaker tbh. The cutting is fine, but it's not really that big a part of the process is it.
Would love to see this jacket when it's done
I recognised "The Lark Ascending" by Vaughan Williams playing in the background. You sir, have great musical taste :)
what is the table size
I love this channel
Hey Tom I love your videos and I like listening to you tell your stories of life on Saville Row through the years. I was wondering if there were any books that you'd recommend for a young tailor that are about the trade or are stories from it. Thanks for everything!
great book 'bespoke savile row ripped and smoothed' by Richard Anderson
great vid
What is a side body?
Great video Tom!! So no coloured chalk then? The job looks awesome
Do those folds in the cloth make a difference? Wouldn't it help to have a flat cloth? Please keep these videos coming on basically any tailoring topic.
this cloth is very similar to my pair of trousers recently, cut in Holland and Sherry Royal Mile off-white/cream, too!
Is this from the same bunch?
Hello Tom: Thank you - As a white dinner jacket is used in warmer climates - do you recommend a half canvas or full canvas. Also do you ever have trunk shows in the US Regards
Dear Sir,
Always full canvas at Redmayne. We've just returned from the US and will be back in the autumn - redmayne1860.com/pages/how-does-it-work
Best,
Tom.
Why do you avoid the side body cut?
Don't like hip flare. Best, Tom.
Hi Thomas, we met in Carlisle social club a few years back. My question is, when you went to Anderson Sheppard the senior man told you to put your square away and never use it again.... why was he so dead against a tool you'd been using up till then.
Yours Jim, CA1 3GR
Hi Jim, Its because he only used the "rock of eye system". Patterns are normally drafted using a mathematical system, similar to technical drawing. However, I still use a square for trousers but cut coats, waistcoats and topcoats freehand. Hope to see you again and feel free to drop in for a cuppa. Best, Tom.
What's a side body?
When the coat forepart has a cut right through. Best,Tom.
@@savilerowtales ..no idea what that means.
I have noticed that some guys can never have enough white dinner jackets to own. Maybe the biggest reason my mom had a hard time when we were small is only because she tailored wedding clothing for female persons. Perhaps only because she was wary of those who might be as result false accuse her of grooming male persons for her daddy to hire elsewhere while she is white and 6 feet talll. After while driving school bus one day she spotted some assholes showing off in the back of a truck just ahead of her school bus after she got them to leave her school bus that week for not having bus passes. Perhaps that descouraged her ambitions when it came to learning tailoring of all jackets designed for young men to wear. Come to think of it has anyone ever wondered why no wedding clothing shop in the world caters to both men and women and children? Could that kind of clothing shop be found only in heaven or what?