Australian Members - Part II - if you read the first post, you'll get what this is all about.

[Geoffrey Firmin]

Like this https://therake.com/sunspel-navy-cotton-shibori-star-print-shirt.html perfect for summer with a pair of English Khaki chinos

 

[Gerry Nelson]

I need more scarves. Anyone know when Bucks/Am Tailors/anywhere else good goes on sale?

Try https://modernclassicshop.com/ as well.

 

[California Dreamer]

I need more scarves. Anyone know when Bucks/Am Tailors/anywhere else good goes on sale?

Mr Porter has some Johnston's cashmere scarves at pretty good prices. If you hunt around you might find others selling them too.

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[conqueror]

i have three winter scarves: barbour (x2) and kapital. the former in particular is amazing for the price.

 

[nabilmust]

I need more scarves. Anyone know when Bucks/Am Tailors/anywhere else good goes on sale?

COS had some good ones.

MJ Bale has some good chinos, with a bit of elastane in them too.

 

[Duke of Herringbone]

In Melbourne a few days. Anyone recommend new spots for sartorial indulgence? Oh, I love english shoes and tailoring.

On a whim a friend mentioned Masons, any good?

Sydney next week, of which I'm much more familiar. All thoughts welcome!

 

[schwarza]

In Melbourne a few days. Anyone recommend new spots for sartorial indulgence? Oh, I love english shoes and tailoring.

On a whim a friend mentioned Masons, any good?

Sydney next week, of which I'm much more familiar. All thoughts welcome!

I'd strongly recommend giving both Calder Sartoria, P. Johnson and Christian Kimber a visit (all Australian menswear brands who focus on tailoring but also offer RTW pieces too.) McCloud shoes for a decent footwear selection. Perhaps Harrolds if you're interested in Tom Ford.

Mason's have a good selection too. Some of their staff are very knowledgeable.

 

[Duke of Herringbone]

I'd strongly recommend giving both Calder Sartoria, P. Johnson and Christian Kimber a visit (all Australian menswear brands who focus on tailoring but also offer RTW pieces too.) McCloud shoes for a decent footwear selection. Perhaps Harrolds if you're interested in Tom Ford.

Mason's have a good selection too. Some of their staff are very knowledgeable.

I'll be sure to call in at all mentioned this afternoon. Do any of these fine makers offer bespoke?

McCloud Shoes - I looked them up, thank you. Many laudable makers, unfortunately only one English manufacturer. Pity.

Do American Tailors offer made to measure or bespoke? I'll be back here a few times over the course of the next year.

 

[schwarza]

I'll be sure to call in at all mentioned this afternoon. Do any of these fine makers offer bespoke?

McCloud Shoes - I looked them up, thank you. Many laudable makers, unfortunately only one English manufacturer. Pity.

Do American Tailors offer made to measure or bespoke? I'll be back here a few times over the course of the next year.

I don't believe any of them offer bespoke, all MTM and RTW as far as I know.

I'd also suggest Double Monk in Fitzroy for shoes. I somehow omitted them from my original answer.

As for your question regarding American Tailors, I'm not too sure as I've never visited them. Hopefully someone else can provide an answer.

 

[Scuppers]

I'll be sure to call in at all mentioned this afternoon. Do any of these fine makers offer bespoke?

McCloud Shoes - I looked them up, thank you. Many laudable makers, unfortunately only one English manufacturer. Pity.

Do American Tailors offer made to measure or bespoke? I'll be back here a few times over the course of the next year.

American tailors offer their version of bespoke - that is not quite British. Certainly do more MTM. I have had pieces made 15-20 years ago, still the same people, and I was not terrible happy with fit or construction. (And i’m not nearly as fussy as many).

Sarti Bespoke in South Melbourne are rather good, have been a client of Celia since Coate and Tails (@ DJs).

AT do sell C&J shoes, however. Though I shop at Double Monk and very much recommend them. JL & EG and also C&J is they are your thing.

Charles Maimone is quite a good tailor, too. However, he has slowed down and is reducing hours.

 

[fox81]

would probably skip macleod and go to double monk.
trunk tailors have a nice fitout now, with a little bit of RTW stuff. have a chat about bespoke options if youre looking for someone in that space.
calder and kimber also endorsed.

not sure where youre from, but id still visit henry bucks and harrolds. they have some more progressive tailoring options like LBM (HB) and lardini (harrolds) on top of their conservative (HB) or designer (harrolds) lines.

 

[California Dreamer]

In Melbourne a few days. Anyone recommend new spots for sartorial indulgence? Oh, I love english shoes and tailoring.

On a whim a friend mentioned Masons, any good?

Sydney next week, of which I'm much more familiar. All thoughts welcome!

Sarti Bespoke in South Melbourne are rather good, have been a client of Celia since Coate and Tails (@ DJs).

If you're heading down to Sarti, you might as well head a bit further down to Azzarro. I'm not sure what he carries now, but I have bought discounted Brioni, Cantarelli and Canali from him in the past. I think his house-label jeans were made by Borrelli too. It's a warehouse, so you may have to knock or call.

 

[The Ernesto]

Had no idea Azzaro was still around.

 

[California Dreamer]

Had no idea Azzaro was still around.

I'm still getting SMSes from him all the time.

 

[Duke of Herringbone]

Thanks to all.