What separates Alan Flusser from highly skilled tailors is his eye for style (not just tradition) both in context and historically, something he shares with Ralph Lauren. Glad to learn from a master. Thanks Kirby!
Alan Flusser really got me started in menswear with Dressing the Man. It's fantastic to see him applying that knowledge here, and I agree with everything he says here. I get bespoke shirts because I also have a long neck, and so few made-to-measure shirtmakers can offer me a collar that looks right on me. There aren't any ready-to-wear shirts I'd be happy with.
Kirby is great, but far too often is formulating his next question while the other person is speaking, which causes him to interrupt when he probably should still be listening. Aside from that, it is a very good interview and very interesting. thanks, kirby.
Alan Flusser is an American Treasure. Moreover, he is the single greatest asset to providing the highest knowledge of sartorial splendor to the average man in modern history. Prove me wrong.
Hi Kirby I know this is unrelated to this video, but which one is the more comfortable Black cap toe Oxford? Carmina's or Edward Greens, or is there another brand that you recommend if I'm prioritising comfort? Thanks in advance
Jarod ORla Just google "tattersall". It's very typical british pattern and I especially love the dense type with squares being just 0,5x0,5 cm large. With a brown suit it just the best option (for me).
I really enjoy this conversation and Mr Flusser conveys a certain reserved charme. However: His pocket square looks a bit as if he simply folded the menu of a local chinese restaurant two times and put it in. Just kidding ;) @Kirby After your first Flusser suit seems to have satisfied you quite a bit: are you planning on commissioning more suits from him in the future? Maybe your first windowpane suit, pushing your comfort zone even more?
I find it ironic that Kirby mentions the mistake young people make of having things “made tight “,yet in his other vids he constantly says to the tailors he “prefers the fit to be tight”. 🤔 hmmm.
I take off my suit jacket, when entering a meeting or such, because I get hot. Simple as that. Nothing to do with comfort. Days of AC and heating every meeting room is set to 25°C and sweltering
What separates Alan Flusser from highly skilled tailors is his eye for style (not just tradition) both in context and historically, something he shares with Ralph Lauren. Glad to learn from a master. Thanks Kirby!
An amazing wealth of knowledge (both the legend Mr. Flusser, and Kirby's channel). Thanks, as always, for making these!
Very impressive level of knowledge yet very practical. The Master indeed!
Alan Flusser really got me started in menswear with Dressing the Man. It's fantastic to see him applying that knowledge here, and I agree with everything he says here. I get bespoke shirts because I also have a long neck, and so few made-to-measure shirtmakers can offer me a collar that looks right on me. There aren't any ready-to-wear shirts I'd be happy with.
Great video with the master Alan Flusser. Very informative!
And what a fantastic suit this meeting resulted in. Just stunning and the best you've ever looked!
Fabulous video Kirby. The suit turned out superbly too. A pleasure to share the journey!
Thanks a lot for that really informative video Kirby! I am a huge fan of your work and your style.
Really interesting conversation, however, the outcome was fantastic, glad you went without the ticket pocket, good man great video buddy
Fascinating video, Kirby. Your productions get better and better, especially as you now play decent music on them too!
definitely your most beautiful suit!!
Good discussion, he really knows his stuff!
Such a nice video even great 👍.
very good video.....especially what he explained about the color
Invaluable information in this, thank you for sharing, Kirby. I have a question about the framework described at 40:05 what if you are 5’10”?
Kirby is great, but far too often is formulating his next question while the other person is speaking, which causes him to interrupt when he probably should still be listening. Aside from that, it is a very good interview and very interesting. thanks, kirby.
The roger stone picture with Allen in black and white is a great picture
Drink every time Kirby says 'you know'
.oK tHaT wAs a GReat ideaR😎
Alan Flusser is an American Treasure. Moreover, he is the single greatest asset to providing the highest knowledge of sartorial splendor to the average man in modern history. Prove me wrong.
Why Allan's jacket shoulder rode up to his ear? Ist that a sign of bad construction? Am i missing sthg?
Thank you Kirby! Wow.
Hi Kirby I know this is unrelated to this video, but which one is the more comfortable Black cap toe Oxford? Carmina's or Edward Greens, or is there another brand that you recommend if I'm prioritising comfort? Thanks in advance
My question today is besides SkyBlue & White shirt & Pink shirt what else goes with a Brown suit?
Jarod ORla Try classic dense tattersall pattern shirt.
@@mrkonrady22 whoa what is that if you dont mind me askin as it sounds sophisticated
Jarod ORla Just google "tattersall". It's very typical british pattern and I especially love the dense type with squares being just 0,5x0,5 cm large. With a brown suit it just the best option (for me).
@@mrkonrady22 ok yea I see what you mean thanks, I glean your on top of your game when it comes to meanswear ehh?
Jarod ORla I am a semi-pro tailor so I know some stuff, yeah 😄
Alan Flusser, the Master of Classic Style, is wearing his pajama bottoms and fuzzy slippers while talking about fashion.
I don't see a link?
Such classy gentleman, well-versed in personal presentation. Makes the mortals look like savages as they dress themselves.
We all die in the end good sir
What is the music playing in the background?
nice watch Alan Flusser is wearing, what brand and model is it?
Cartier Tank Solo XI
Perfect example of do as I say
I am impressed with Alan's experience and knowledge but he needs a decent hair cut and a better fitting suit. He looks untidy.
I agree with the haircut part he just slathers on his hair gel
I really enjoy this conversation and Mr Flusser conveys a certain reserved charme. However: His pocket square looks a bit as if he simply folded the menu of a local chinese restaurant two times and put it in. Just kidding ;)
@Kirby After your first Flusser suit seems to have satisfied you quite a bit: are you planning on commissioning more suits from him in the future? Maybe your first windowpane suit, pushing your comfort zone even more?
The master, indeed!
Check out the collar sprezzatura... He definitely did that on purpose!!! Lol.
I, you know, really, you know, like , you know, Kirby’s videos. You know?
It use to be that you could get a made to measure suit for around 70 pounds in the late 70s. That's around $500 now. These modern prices are crazy
I find it ironic that Kirby mentions the mistake young people make of having things “made tight “,yet in his other vids he constantly says to the tailors he “prefers the fit to be tight”. 🤔 hmmm.
Which videos?
Kirby Allison I will have to find the exact spot. It was from earlier bespoke fittings.
I take off my suit jacket, when entering a meeting or such, because I get hot.
Simple as that. Nothing to do with comfort.
Days of AC and heating every meeting room is set to 25°C and sweltering
@@michaelwatson1390 I disagree. You can overheat in a Bespoke.
When I think comfort, I think ease of movement and if it's not tight.
An investment for 10 to 20 years of wear is great, that is, if you don't gain weight like most people do as they age.
Kirby, your collars aren't right, according to Alan? Who knew? I disagree, but what do I know...
First
He. Is. Wearing. A. Cartier. Watch. Isn't. He. !!!???
evangelize
"Pink in the face"' hmmm does pink eye count?😜😂🤣
How vulgar🥴🤢🤮