This guys deserves everything he gets. I take my hat off to people who really go for what they love, and work so hard. I hope continues to be a success.
So well spoken. No ums or ahs. Just smooth speech. Hear how he takes his time speaking? The confidence, the measured cadence. I hope that I can one day speak like that!
@@chriswiley9324 nah we actually don’t get your point. He says ah and um just as much as the interviewer. But his speech isn’t full of uhhs and umm’s. I’ve seen this troll post on another video he has.
@@chriswiley9324 I see my post touched a nerve and doth protest too much. You are probably working with a different definition of ums and ahs to which the original poster couldn’t hear it. But you are possibly using an ordinary schwa sound for an article and then using it as an uhh. Plus 22 times is an opinion based on what you deem as an uh and umm...So I can’t verify that number because it’s faulty in of itself. As for being a troll post. I stand by it. Looking for a minute fault and taking your precious time to count 22 faulty ums and Uhs then time stamp tells me you’re a little off and just another troll wanting to score some technicality points for a vapid ego boost.
@@chriswiley9324 We all can see and hear the tape. The difference is you gathered something you thought were “facts” when it was just opinion based. You’re setting up parameters as what is an uhh or uhm when it hasn’t been established. Only what you think it is. Now that you are called out you can’t back it up and now using a paid for tshirt reverse psychology scheme to beat around the bush of what you’re saying. The mental gymnastics are quite amazing. Simone Biles style I might add. The tape lied to you. You just interpreted it wrong. It’s ok. Take the L and move on. I knew you were a crazy chap. Tshirt or no Tshirt. But it’s ok. I can smell it from a mile away. It’s not a big deal. Crazy people have purpose In this world. God bless to you. Have a good day.
Just discovered this man and his art. New life goal. I mean just look at the suit he has on now. It couldn't look any more natural on him, and in beautiful colors.
I don't often have this reaction, but I find this guy deeply inspirational. Came from very humble origins, worked hard, learned a trade and worked his way up to being one of the best. No chip on his shoulder. Next time I am in London, I am definitely going to check out his store.
Andrew is such a beautiful man and soul. I hate business suits and all they stand for but I love Andrew's life story and his passion, precision and professionalism. He is very humble to speak of his aspirations and achievements, even going so far as to state that he can't even afford his own suits (which is astonishing, although he could probably make them in his sleep). What a determined and innovative man. There is a black and white photo on the internet of him when he was young and he was stunningly handsome (and still is). He is also one of the most beautifully spoken people I have ever heard - if he ever did guided meditation recordings or audio books he would be extremely popular - as noted by people making ASMR videos of him. Well done Andrew.
@@Sherpaful It's the broad level of pretence which I find a very unintelligent aspect of our species. Yes you could add a classism aspect. The idea that someone is respectable, trustworthy, intelligent and capable based on them wearing a suit of any kind, and moreso an expensive suit is utterly ridiculous to me, especially given how much corruption is perpetrated by those who wear suits. It's all an image game. Don't get me wrong, I support people dressing how they want and enjoying that, but the idea that someone should wear a suit to be taken seriously, to me is just little boys playing grown up games that were invented by men who are long since dead. Having said that I still appreciate fine craftsmanship and attention to detail in any aspect of life, especially if those delivering it don't have an ego superiority complex about themselves. Andrew appears to still be connected to his roots and appears humble yet highly accomplished in the world he works in.
This is a great video to show the visual difference of a bespoke, meticulously made suit and a suit that was bought off a rack. Andrew looks like a million bucks in that incredibly suit and the interviewer looks.. not so bespoke 🤣
What an amazing man! I confess that I'd never heard of him before listening on 'Desert Island Discs', but I now bow to his intelligence, warmth, skill and general niceness. A superb interview . PS Didn't he look just elegant?
Just goes to show that the ethics of top-quality is a top-notch business plan in ANY economy! Inspires me to earn the cash to get a few, and to keep going back. I have no problems with his price. Quality costs money.
Fascinating interview, especially that it occurred before Brexit. Great to see a thorough discussion of Mr. Ramroop's background and insights. I long for the day I can travel to London and afford a suit from Maurice Sedwell (or other Savile Row tailors, for that matter)!
@@Suzyfromtheblock most generous of you! It would similarly take me a lottery ticket to purchase one of these but I'm glad knowing these services still exist and are being covered well. Mr. Ramroop is always very interesting to listen to / watch.
“It’s only expensive if you can’t afford it.” That’s quite the line and you know that if that resonates with you, the closest you’ll get to a suit like that is watching an interview 😂
Sir, you are a gifted person as well as a gifted businessman. It is an honor for me to learn about your special techniques. Thank you sir once again for sharing your story and accomplishments with the world.
This gentleman is really something. Well spoken, well dressed. Very wise. I enjoy listening to him when he speaks.. Trinidadian/British. 1st class all the way
I love drawing and art. This guy is an artist and I love the elegance and colour of his designs. I'll never own a suit of this class but I can admire the work.
Grew up with no electricity, climbing trees for fruit.... Now he takes millionaire's money and dresses in LITERALLY the finest suits on earth.... But he still seems like a genuinely nice and humble guy... Awesome...
To anyone who complains about immigrants, this is why smart countries allow them in. The kinds of people who would leave there country, culture, language, and history behind to improve their lives is the kind people we want to immigrate . Guess what, they self select. If you are comfortable back home...stay there. If you don't have the guts to leave...stay.
Those buttonholes detract from his suit. I know they're supposed to be a special thing, but, to me, they look misplaced and the opposite of high quality.
He’s not producing at volume so where’s the big money? He already said one of his suits starts at more than £5.000.00 . I appreciate his honesty. Can you imagine the rent alone that most be in hundreds of thousands alone.
Of course he can't afford his own suits, he's working for landlords, as he says. Very sad to see the extent of control property owners can exercise over smaller yet precious businesses that have given England great prestige abroad.
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I am in india. My tailour shop in village . I watch your vedeos regularly. I get inspiration.
This guys deserves everything he gets. I take my hat off to people who really go for what they love, and work so hard. I hope continues to be a success.
So well spoken. No ums or ahs. Just smooth speech. Hear how he takes his time speaking? The confidence, the measured cadence. I hope that I can one day speak like that!
@@chriswiley9324 nah we actually don’t get your point. He says ah and um just as much as the interviewer. But his speech isn’t full of uhhs and umm’s. I’ve seen this troll post on another video he has.
@@chriswiley9324 I see my post touched a nerve and doth protest too much. You are probably working with a different definition of ums and ahs to which the original poster couldn’t hear it. But you are possibly using an ordinary schwa sound for an article and then using it as an uhh. Plus 22 times is an opinion based on what you deem as an uh and umm...So I can’t verify that number because it’s faulty in of itself. As for being a troll post. I stand by it. Looking for a minute fault and taking your precious time to count 22 faulty ums and Uhs then time stamp tells me you’re a little off and just another troll wanting to score some technicality points for a vapid ego boost.
@@chriswiley9324 We all can see and hear the tape. The difference is you gathered something you thought were “facts” when it was just opinion based. You’re setting up parameters as what is an uhh or uhm when it hasn’t been established. Only what you think it is. Now that you are called out you can’t back it up and now using a paid for tshirt reverse psychology scheme to beat around the bush of what you’re saying. The mental gymnastics are quite amazing. Simone Biles style I might add. The tape lied to you. You just interpreted it wrong. It’s ok. Take the L and move on. I knew you were a crazy chap. Tshirt or no Tshirt. But it’s ok. I can smell it from a mile away. It’s not a big deal. Crazy people have purpose In this world. God bless to you. Have a good day.
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He ums and ahs pretty often you just need to listen for it
Just discovered this man and his art. New life goal.
I mean just look at the suit he has on now. It couldn't look any more natural on him, and in beautiful colors.
@K R four years later and now I'm a plumber. Not wearing quite a as nice a suit.
@@Luckresistance2highI hope You get a chance to buy yourself a nice suit like this.
As a fellow Trinidadian once again you continue making us proud. Love from Trinidad & Tobago in the Caribbean...............
I didn’t even care about suits until I saw some of his videos. Watching a passionate perfectionist is very cathartic 🙂
Pure class. I love how he discussed racism, so unassuming and fresh to hear. He's a true professional.
A very talented man from the age of nine he knew his pathwAy 🙏
He is so absolutely chic. Classic but original, creative but measured and focused. Subtle but clearly confident. A beautiful speaker. Pure class!
Mr. Ramroop, I think you should write a memoir of your journey through tailoring.
He needs to start making audiobooks
What a guy. ASMR tingles too.
I don't often have this reaction, but I find this guy deeply inspirational. Came from very humble origins, worked hard, learned a trade and worked his way up to being one of the best. No chip on his shoulder. Next time I am in London, I am definitely going to check out his store.
Andrew is such a beautiful man and soul. I hate business suits and all they stand for but I love Andrew's life story and his passion, precision and professionalism. He is very humble to speak of his aspirations and achievements, even going so far as to state that he can't even afford his own suits (which is astonishing, although he could probably make them in his sleep). What a determined and innovative man. There is a black and white photo on the internet of him when he was young and he was stunningly handsome (and still is). He is also one of the most beautifully spoken people I have ever heard - if he ever did guided meditation recordings or audio books he would be extremely popular - as noted by people making ASMR videos of him. Well done Andrew.
Alright, alright, we get it.
@@assassinaria Your cynical comment shows that you really don't get what appreciation and admiration is about.
@@forever3797 I really don't.
Why do you hate suits? Is it a Classism thing?
@@Sherpaful It's the broad level of pretence which I find a very unintelligent aspect of our species. Yes you could add a classism aspect. The idea that someone is respectable, trustworthy, intelligent and capable based on them wearing a suit of any kind, and moreso an expensive suit is utterly ridiculous to me, especially given how much corruption is perpetrated by those who wear suits. It's all an image game. Don't get me wrong, I support people dressing how they want and enjoying that, but the idea that someone should wear a suit to be taken seriously, to me is just little boys playing grown up games that were invented by men who are long since dead. Having said that I still appreciate fine craftsmanship and attention to detail in any aspect of life, especially if those delivering it don't have an ego superiority complex about themselves. Andrew appears to still be connected to his roots and appears humble yet highly accomplished in the world he works in.
You know Andrew has checked the interviewer's suit and is thinking 🤦♂️🙄
The back of the collar keeps bunching up. think that it might bee too big
@@HetLedie Look at that shirt collar too. JEEEESUS CHRIIISSST. It's as wide as a thumb. Oh my days.
This is a great video to show the visual difference of a bespoke, meticulously made suit and a suit that was bought off a rack. Andrew looks like a million bucks in that incredibly suit and the interviewer looks.. not so bespoke 🤣
Thanks really enjoyed that. What a thoughtful interview and the interviewer did a great job of just letting the subject Mr Ramroop talk.
Just “fitting” that one of the most amazing ASMR voices belongs to one of the world’s best tailors. “Bespoke” voice for sure.
This guy's amazing!
What an amazing man! I confess that I'd never heard of him before listening on 'Desert Island Discs', but I now bow to his intelligence, warmth, skill and general niceness. A superb interview . PS Didn't he look just elegant?
What a story and a gentleman.
Just goes to show that the ethics of top-quality is a top-notch business plan in ANY economy! Inspires me to earn the cash to get a few, and to keep going back. I have no problems with his price. Quality costs money.
Great ethical perspective and fantastic to see excellence still exists in his art. In So many areas this ideal has been lost. Great man.
Working to be learning at your school in 2023....just need to finish my Arch degree...may you keep rising and keep shinning...
Munene vipi
This is a story for a movie!
Great idea!
Fascinating interview, especially that it occurred before Brexit. Great to see a thorough discussion of Mr. Ramroop's background and insights. I long for the day I can travel to London and afford a suit from Maurice Sedwell (or other Savile Row tailors, for that matter)!
landshark321 hi land shark I will buy you that suit if my lottery numbers come up 👍
@@Suzyfromtheblock most generous of you! It would similarly take me a lottery ticket to purchase one of these but I'm glad knowing these services still exist and are being covered well. Mr. Ramroop is always very interesting to listen to / watch.
landshark321 yes he’s a class act 🙏
Congratulations Andrew
Such an interesting Interview! Thank You very much.
Mr Andrew's voice is so soothing to be a principal of an Academy
Amazing he is so motivational ❤❤❤
I love this guy.
Andrew is pure class....WOW!
“It’s only expensive if you can’t afford it.” That’s quite the line and you know that if that resonates with you, the closest you’ll get to a suit like that is watching an interview 😂
This is a very classy man..always beautifully dressed....
One can only dream of having a Charisma stat as high as he does.
Very handsome man. Charming, well-spoken. Truly a classy gentleman. He is dressed impeccably, great style. A master craftsman. Good for him.
Sir, you are a gifted person as well as a gifted businessman. It is an honor for me to learn about your special techniques.
Thank you sir once again for sharing your story and accomplishments with the world.
This gentleman is really something. Well spoken, well dressed. Very wise. I enjoy listening to him when he speaks.. Trinidadian/British. 1st class all the way
I love drawing and art. This guy is an artist and I love the elegance and colour of his designs. I'll never own a suit of this class but I can admire the work.
Such an awesome story. Proud of you. Big up from Jamaica 🥰
I love the style of his suits! I want to get fitted for one. Talent and style
Suave and classy man.
I would LOVE to meet this man.
You shall all feel under dressed talking to this gentleman
I was just thinking watching this gentleman makes me feel like a piece of wet bread 😂😂
Superb
Brilliant man
A true Master of his craft.
this man is my hero.
this guy is a great tailor!
Grew up with no electricity, climbing trees for fruit.... Now he takes millionaire's money and dresses in LITERALLY the finest suits on earth.... But he still seems like a genuinely nice and humble guy... Awesome...
Well done Andrew!!! If you were coming from Trinidad, could you afford the master training 😮
Way to go Trinidadian Good Job.,......
I'm a tailor and I hope one day I will work with Andrew and learn more from him
Seems like a top bloke, i'll be saving for a Sedwell suit next :D
You’ll need £4K minimum.
Bravo Mr. Ramroop, Bravo!
Great interview
classical intellectual gentlemen
yeah congats to you, Iam a Trini
Respect
Maybe this guy was there when the Beatles played rooftop
What an inspiring man. Love him.
Must have been hard for Mr. R to look at that abomination of a shirt, tie and jacket worn by the interviewer!
Just For Men endorses this interview
But why are there no pictures or stories of Maurice sedwell the founder?
sir where ur country and tailors shop
watch the video
It feels very good to know that one of the top suitmakers in the world is of hindu origin. Way to go sir.
To anyone who complains about immigrants, this is why smart countries allow them in. The kinds of people who would leave there country, culture, language, and history behind to improve their lives is the kind people we want to immigrate . Guess what, they self select. If you are comfortable back home...stay there. If you don't have the guts to leave...stay.
👊🏾👊🏾💯💯
I wonder after he decided to teach, did they have to fight the old master taylors who didn't want new people trained?
"Climbing trees, sitting on the branches, picking fruits and... consuming them".
What brand of glasses does Andrew have on?!
Andrew must be looking at the interviewer’s suit and be rather disgusted at the craftsmanship hahah
This guy sleeps and eat suits. I can’t wait to get the online course.
@@kofiopokuacheampong4023 wow, u applied to his course? thats some $$$$
@@lukad98 not yet but soon I will
@@lukad98 very expensive but that’s some life achievement skills that can serve me very well
@@kofiopokuacheampong4023 well good luck hope u made it
Look at that outfit....
So this is what Heurelho Gomes is upto nowadays
😆🤣
Did you see the interviewer's shirt collar? Good lord....
interviewer could do with a new suit.
Rent? Do you not own the building you are in?
Those buttonholes detract from his suit. I know they're supposed to be a special thing, but, to me, they look misplaced and the opposite of high quality.
I don't believe much about what he said about his childhood I don't know why but I just don't
Yeh, also he said he can't afford his own suits. Odd
He’s not producing at volume so where’s the big money? He already said one of his suits starts at more than £5.000.00 . I appreciate his honesty. Can you imagine the rent alone that most be in hundreds of thousands alone.
suit start at 5000. us dollars
Gob
Of course he can't afford his own suits, he's working for landlords, as he says. Very sad to see the extent of control property owners can exercise over smaller yet precious businesses that have given England great prestige abroad.
Sextagon I am acted attorney General solid systems cox
This interviewer is so eager to push the race card, he calls a guy named "Ramroop" (obviously Indian) black.
There's more to his story
man what a strange pair of glasses
Trinidad was a COLONY of BRITAIN HOW DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND RACISM. ASK THE INDIANS WHO WERE SHIPPED THERE. THEY WERE CALLED COOLIES.