The Discerning Gentleman’s Guide to Suit Tailoring

I recently stumbled upon this smart and handsomely designed guide to tailoring from Next Blog, U.K. Enjoy…

Suit Tailoring Guide

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Comments (2)

  1. What a fab chart! But I take issue with the not-recommended status of linen; one simply must be willing to be a bit creased to feel comfortable and cool in this glorious fabric–and to know which occasions being so are acceptable, such as garden parties or non-formal brunches.

    Your readers count on you for your stellar counsel on such matters.

    1. YES… I totally agree that there is nothing quite like a nice linen suit in the summer. Light, breezy, durable and very good-looking. The wrinkle factor is a drag, but that’s the deal with linen. There’s nothing like it.

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