Is Raphael at Madison and 53rd still the best in NYC?

TheWorldsFinest · Mar 16, 2006

Could you please e-mail me at [email protected] to confirm or rebuff what I have read on here on StyleForum.

Thanks!

Ian
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whoopee · Mar 16, 2006

He is definitely one of the best, along with Shattuck, Nicolosi, Corvato, Logsdail, Cheo, and Fioravanti. At that point, it is better to select based on silhouette and compatability.

von Rothbart · Mar 16, 2006

510 Madison @ 53rd St. and adjacent buildings are boarded up to be demolished for redevelopment.

Tomasso · Mar 16, 2006

Originally Posted by whoopee

He is definitely one of the best, along with Shattuck, Nicolosi, Corvato, Logsdail, Cheo, and Fioravanti. At that point, it is better to select based on silhouette and compatability.

How about Jon Green? I know he isn't actually a tailor but at the end of the day you'll have a suit. This suit of his is sublime, particularly the trousers.

whoopee · Mar 16, 2006

His work at the Collection looked very nicely made. I personally wouldn't work with him but I can see why someone would.

Vaclav · Mar 16, 2006

Originally Posted by whoopee

His work at the Collection looked very nicely made. I personally wouldn't work with him but I can see why someone would.

I didn't know you were at the convention.

whoopee · Mar 16, 2006

I had a birthday party to attend and after or before I tried to enjoy the time.

Vaclav · Mar 16, 2006

Originally Posted by whoopee

I had a birthday party to attend and after or before I tried to enjoy the time.

What time was the time?

whoopee · Mar 16, 2006

Around 2:30-3. We later went to a yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) restaurant downtown called Gyu Kaku that has some outstanding sake.

When were you there?

Vaclav · Mar 16, 2006

Originally Posted by whoopee

Around 2:30-3.
I arrived perhaps as you leaving.

Originally Posted by whoopee

We later went to a yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) restaurant downtown called Gyu Kaku that has some outstanding sake.
Did they have, any Shochu ?

whoopee · Mar 16, 2006

Perhaps 5-10 selections of shochu but I have not tried any there.

LabelKing · Mar 17, 2006

Originally Posted by Vaclav

I arrived perhaps as you leaving.

Did they have, any Shochu ?
Did you not fall asleep?

Vaclav · Mar 17, 2006

Originally Posted by LabelKing

Did you not fall asleep?

Lightly, on the sofa I feel asleeping,but woken many times, by the man who was talking loud and jumping. He had a large moustard I saw.

Film Noir Buff · Mar 17, 2006

Originally Posted by whoopee

He is definitely one of the best, along with Shattuck, Nicolosi, Corvato, Logsdail, Cheo, and Fioravanti. At that point, it is better to select based on silhouette and compatability.

I think that is a fair estimation. I wish there were more, rather than a dwindling handful of custom tailors.

Oooh, didn't we leave out Logsdail and Sanitate? Not that ive ever had the pleasure but I hear good things.

LabelKing · Mar 17, 2006

Originally Posted by Vaclav

Lightly, on the sofa I feel asleeping,but woken many times, by the man who was talking loud and jumping. He had a large moustard I saw.
Twirling it, was he?

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