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Fumiya Hirano Bespoke to New York City

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A Savile Row trained cutter Fumiya Hirano is planning his first bespoke trunk show to New York City in April.

Fumiya started his tailoring career in 2007 in Tokyo. After five years of rigorous trainging, he then moved to U.K. to continue to horn his skills. He worked as cutter at Henry Poole for several years before he started his own operation. In 2020, he returned to Japan and opened his shop in Tokyo.

If you are interested in a classic, moderate Savile Row cut with exceptional Japnese craftsmenship, please contact [email protected] for an appointment.

Below pictures are from his website. You can also find more style references on his Instagram @fumiya_hirano_bespoke
 

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Allow me to share a few photos of my past commissions from Fumiya.

His jacket is a modern take on the traditional Savile Row cut. For his single breasted coat, the shoulder is slightly extended with sleeve heads moderately roped. Shoulder padding is minimum, at least in my case. The button stance is relatively higher than some of my other jackets, especially those from Neapolitan tailors. Some of Fumiya’s coats have a true three button configuration, which I find very flattering on some of his clients.

Interestingly I noticed his single breasted causal jacket and suit jacket feel slightly different. It might be due to different fabrics. I’m looking forward to trying on his double breasted cut for the next commission.

The trousers are essentially English cut: generous, comfortable with high waist. The quality is in the hand tailored details. I believe they are best to be worn with braces. I learned that Fumiya also launched his MTM line. Same level of craftsmanship, but on a standard pattern. That would be a great option for casual trousers in my opinion.

Please feel free to share your comments. I do realize Fumiya is a less covered artisan here. So happy to answer any questions based on my own experience.
 

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