A Gentleman's London, Episode Two: Dege & Skinner
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Published 2024-03-09
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All Comments (21)
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It is sad that only two of the old tailors are still family-owned, my family's Savile Row tailoring business was sold off in the early 1980s, and I was only young at the time. As a tailor trained in civilian attire, I am always in awe of military tailoring, especially as you say the exquisite hand braiding. Beautiful work. Lovely walk-through, Tom. Thanks.
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The plum suit in the thumbnail is fantastic.
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Brilliant video, and presentation Tom.
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All about quality and great British customer service and tradition.Perfect.
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Please add more history and what they are known for with regard to the consumer, house style, do you own anything from them, and notable clients. Thanks
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Thank you for this video. I had the pleasure of visiting Dege & Skinner last week and purchased two shirts. While it was my first visit to them or any other Saville Row shop, I felt very welcomed. And the quality and feel of their shirts astound me. I now cannot imagine wearing anything else for business wear. Might a bespoke shirt or suit be in the offing next time?
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Thank you for taking the time to share your insights about Dege and Skinner. I had a wonderful time when I visited.
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Extremly quality and luxe insights about best clothings, thanks to The Rake's.❤️
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Great series! Very happy to learn about the history and heritage. Very pleased to see this new breath of life in the form of quality content.
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Loving these series! Thank you, Tom
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THIS GUY KNOWS HIS STUFF you got a sub...!
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Good taste and quality never goes out of style
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enjoyed these so much I subscribed to the magazine. Keep it up!
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I've been waiting for a video like this, that showcases the styles and cuts of these London Tailors. Cheers.
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Dege (pre amalgamation) built my uniforms in 1985, when Sandhurst cadets still had a healthy uniform grant. I ended up giving them to a London theatre as they were still as good as new 30 years later, but an amalgamation and labour government later were, by then, obsolete.
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You look great in that beautiful burgundy suit.
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I can only ever dream of owning anything from Savile Row. Nevertheless I still try my best to dress like a gentlemen. Consequently, this series really gives an excellent insight into the code and details required to dress correctly.
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As ever Tom, a great video! Love the little slip of the tongue at the end😆
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These videos are great. I hope you get to visit the whole Row Tom.
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Tom is the epitome of "chap." I still don't believe he didn't serve. He would have fit fantastically in the Officers' Messes of regiments like the KRH.