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Recent content by WhippingBoy
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How to split a £1500 budget on MTM suit, shirts and shoes….HELP! :)
Shoes - You are in luck, its sale time at C&J and probably most of the other shoe shops on Jermyn street. You should be able to pick up something for about £250. You may also want to try John Rushton Shoes. He is a lovely guy and should be able to sell you a pair of good quality shoes for...- WhippingBoy
- Post #7
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Recent Choppin and Lodge/Graham Browne Experiences
All, I have suits from both Sims and GB. Both are good operations. I think Chopin and Lodge is an off shoot of GB, it was recently described by Simon Crompton of Permanent Style as 'the travelling arm of GB. Sims has changed quite a bit since I last went to see them. David Auton has...- WhippingBoy
- Post #11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Off the Row Tailors
Wraith you really are patronizing Its none of your business which tailor Ashlaws should go or why Ashlaws has clearly done what any sensible well informed customer should do, he has spoken to several London tailors, both on and off the row, and made an informed choice based on their response...- WhippingBoy
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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First Experience - London Bespoke Suit under 2K
All, I feel I should say something here. Simply because I was the first person to alert this forum to Elizabeth, around 12 months ago. Rigthly or wrongly I did not seek her permission to post about her and to the best of my knowledge she has no idea who I am, I have never spoken to her about...- WhippingBoy
- Post #16
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Russell and Hodge
I was walking past their shop yesterday on Windmill street and they are no longer there Seems the landlord has revoked the lease Anyone know what has happened to them?- WhippingBoy
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Cad & The Dandy <--> Jon DeBoise / Michael Brown?
Deja Vu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.styleforum.net/t/225788/saville-row-suit- WhippingBoy
- Post #17
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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London - MTM/Semi-bespoke suit advice needed (Budget: Below £1k)
Ok Folks, The Wraith is wrong in this instance. The best deal for a MTM/Semi Bespoke suit in London is. without question, my newest find, Elizabeth Radcliffe She cuts them herself, and sews most of the garment herself. they are fully canvassed and you will get several fittings. The parts she...- WhippingBoy
- Post #25
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Made to measure shirts in London - recommendations, please!
Another one to try is Gary McCarthy He works out of John Rushton Shoes, he has made John's shirts for years http://www.mccarthyshirts.co.uk/ Another point. Make sure all those who you go too will happily replace the collar and cuffs when they fray.- WhippingBoy
- Post #17
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Made to measure shirts in London - recommendations, please!
You might also want to try Frank Foster http://www.frankfostershirts.com/- WhippingBoy
- Post #11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Made to measure shirts in London - recommendations, please!
A couple you might want to try. Nino's on Brewer Street Soho. The other one is a new find of mine Elizabeth Radcliffe. She is ex Edward Sexton both her bespoke and MTM suits are fully canvassed and she cuts them all herself. I think the only difference is with Bespoke suits she does all the...- WhippingBoy
- Post #10
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Edward Green/ Drake's Pop -Up Sale
OK, I had a look last night. Fairly disappointing to be honest for me. Nothing earth shattering in my size 10.5/11 Most of it appeared to be what they had in the sale in Jermyn Street last week with a few extra quid knocked off. The selection was probably better for any dwarves with small...- WhippingBoy
- Post #94
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Edward Green/ Drake's Pop -Up Sale
I think they work in banking!!!!!! http://uk.linkedin.com/in/khaichutester Anyone know what a group of bankers are called? A wunch!- WhippingBoy
- Post #31
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Edward Green/ Drake's Pop -Up Sale
Crap! i was hoping this wouldn't get published I have to fight off the rif raf now! There is an admission policy, no foreigners, no northerners (sheep worriers), no hamsters, no-one who wants to buy anything until I've had first dibs!- WhippingBoy
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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$800 shoe budget in London - need Black Captoes
With about £500 to spend you can probably look at the following Loakes Barkers Crocketts Eddy Green Cleverley RTW (Rebadged Crocketts & Eddy Greens) Trickers John Ruston Shoes W S Fosters Alfred Sargent MTO (they visit Leffot New York too) Cheany Church's I'm fairly sure that WS Fosters and...- WhippingBoy
- Post #23
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Bespoke tailor in London - Help needed
For £3K I could get 2 genuine Bespoke suits Couple of pairs of goodyear welted benchgrade shoes and 3/4 bespoke shirts Places to go too are, wait for it! Graham Browne Sims and MacDonald Cad and the Dandy (Make sure you deal with Jon DeBoise and get it made in the UK) Cost - About £1k per...- WhippingBoy
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear