matthew farnes
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Hi I'd like to introduce myself to you all and please take a look at my blog: www.thesavilerowartisan.com
Thanks,
Matthew
Thanks,
Matthew
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culverwood
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Good luck.
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Many thanks for the best wishes.
To answer your question regarding Ede and Ravenscroft. Yes, I have now left them. I had an enjoyable 4 years working with them. They were a great company to work for, and I'm now venturing out on my own.
To answer your question regarding Ede and Ravenscroft. Yes, I have now left them. I had an enjoyable 4 years working with them. They were a great company to work for, and I'm now venturing out on my own.
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Thanks for all you help, I have place some more post up this week.
Hope you like.
Matthew
Hope you like.
Matthew
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Half way through this clip, James Sherwood chats to the eponymous Matthew Farnes:
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That's the second time I've seen that presenter doing a show about Savile Row this week. Both times his suits have looked absolutely terrible.
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I have enjoyed reading your blog posts. Your clear, straight forward observations are much appreciated.
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^James Sherwood looks terrible? I am not sure who you can blame for that. From a recent issue of the Rake, he seems to be a bespoke-firm butterfly.Originally Posted by LeonM
Leon
Probably because he has fantastic hair; even his jacket wants to rise up and touch it.
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