Best tailor in ny

I go to Peppino Tailors on 60th & Lexington. He's expensive, but the best out there, in my opinion. I got a recommendation from a woman at the Cerruti boutique.

Cpal---I'd be interested in your feedback about Mr. Centofanti's suit. I spoke with him a few times and even came close to taking Amtrak from Penn Sta., NYC, to Ardmore, but then thought it might be too much of a hassle what with fittings and all. Still, I'd like to know how he does. I recall him telling me his house style is an English walking suit.

I grew up 1/2 mile a way from Mr Centofanti. My mother had him make a suit 15 years ago from fabric that I gave her. She was quite pleased. I thought he had pretty much retired and given the business to the daughter who uses Indiviualized to make the shirts. I would have assumed that they were using either English-American or H. FreemanTo make the clothing. I am not quite sure why no one here mentions Nino Corvato. He is in the Same building as Nicolosi. I can no longer afford Nino. I once watched one of his tailors hand stitch down the long seams on a 7oz super 1??'s suit. this was so the suit would not pucker in humidity or pressing. Savatore Ragusa is also in that building. Sal is also up in years, but he does turn out a beautiful garment.