Upcoming NYC Trunk Shows

[JohnMRobie]

Sartoria Pastena Elegance Trunk Show April 16
Antonio Pastena is returning to the US and has a brief visit in New York the 16th. Both Mario and Antonio cut with Mario being ex-Panico and Antonio ex-Rubinacci and ex-Ciardi. Coats and trousers are made in house in their small, mostly family sartoria.

Bookings are open.

 

[solid_olid]

Glad to see this thread exists, been surprisingly hard to find info. Or maybe I just don’t know where to look.

 

[bennett1028]

^agreed!

Does anyone know of some other trunk shows coming up? I’m bummed I missed all the ones listed last fall.

Thanks in advance!

 

[reallymemorable]

^agreed!

Does anyone know of some other trunk shows coming up? I’m bummed I missed all the ones listed last fall.

Thanks in advance!

you can subscribe to my newsletter / calendar at www.trunkville.com

 

[epsilon22]

Nicholas Templeman is coming back to NYC on May 2-3. He also mentioned about moving over to Vancouver, so we may see more frequent visits in the future.

 

[reallymemorable]

Nicholas Templeman is coming back to NYC on May 2-3. He also mentioned about moving over to Vancouver, so we may see more frequent visits in the future.

are you in touch with him? i would love to list him (for free) on trunkville.com

I'm trying to build a reliable calendar for these events

 

[epsilon22]

are you in touch with him? i would love to list him (for free) on trunkville.com

I'm trying to build a reliable calendar for these events

His email is on his website, you can reach him directly: http://www.nicholastempleman.com/

 

[reallymemorable]

thanks!

 

[dialtone]

Noriyuki Higashi of Sartoria Raffaniello will be holding his first trunk show in NYC from Nov. 2-4, 2024.

I met Mr. Higashi at his shop in Osaka earlier this year and purchased an MTM jacket and trousers at that time. He expressed an interest in visiting the USA at some point, but lamented the long journey. So it's nice to see that things have come together and he's able to visit.

There have been a few posts on this forum about Sartoria Raffaniello. He can be found on Instagram at @sartoria_raffaniello, which he updates rather frequently. Hopefully, his first trunk show in NYC is a success and there'll be many more.

Some personal favorites of mine:

• Summertime jacket
• Navy herringbone suit
• Cashmere overcoat

Notice the unusual direction of the shoulder seam, as shown here, which appears to be part of the house style.

 

[Old Red]

BnTailor will be in NYC the 24th and 25th of this month. I will, of course be in NYC the following week. They are a tailor I would like to try. Maybe next time.

 

[dpmcleod]

Noriyuki Higashi of Sartoria Raffaniello will be holding his first trunk show in NYC from Nov. 2-4, 2024.

I met Mr. Higashi at his shop in Osaka earlier this year and purchased an MTM jacket and trousers at that time. He expressed an interest in visiting the USA at some point, but lamented the long journey. So it's nice to see that things have come together and he's able to visit.

There have been a few posts on this forum about Sartoria Raffaniello. He can be found on Instagram at @sartoria_raffaniello, which he updates rather frequently. Hopefully, his first trunk show in NYC is a success and there'll be many more.

Some personal favorites of mine:

• Summertime jacket
• Navy herringbone suit
• Cashmere overcoat

Notice the unusual direction of the shoulder seam, as shown here, which appears to be part of the house style.

Would you mind sharing what you paid for the MTM jacket and trousers? Just want to make sure it's not way over my budget.

 

[dialtone]

@dpmcleod The MTM jacket and trousers together were about 300,000 JPY. In terms of the breakdown for each article, I can't remember the exact split. Based on the amount of hand sewing and the choice of fabrics, I thought it was a decent value.

He has some baseline prices for MTM and bespoke on his website.

Of course, due to travel costs and the added difficulty of working on the road, most tailors usually charge a slightly higher amount for projects started at trunk shows, which I think is reasonable.

I'll post photos of the jacket and trousers later.

 

[dialtone]

@dpmcleod The MTM jacket and trousers together were about 300,000 JPY. In terms of the breakdown for each article, I can't remember the exact split. Based on the amount of hand sewing and the choice of fabrics, I thought it was a decent value.

He has some baseline prices for MTM and bespoke on his website.

Of course, due to travel costs and the added difficulty of working on the road, most tailors usually charge a slightly higher amount for projects started at trunk shows, which I think is reasonable.

I'll post photos of the jacket and trousers later.

As promised, photos here.

 

[james.darley]

February 2025

Emiko Matsuda Trunk Show (Feb 20-22)

With over 30 years of shoemaking experience, including time as a lastmaker for Foster & Sons, Emiko brings a wealth of bespoke shoemaking experience. She is back in New York City continuing the tradition of London West End shoemaking with exquisite craftsmanship. She offers bespoke shoes and boots.

If interested in booking an appointment, you can reach out to her via email at
[email protected].

The Anthology Trunk Show (Feb 21-27)

The Anthology is a classic menswear label specialising in bespoke and made-to-measure tailoring.

Founded by Andy Chong and Buzz Tang, the Anthology's house style is characterized by their extended shoulder, lower gorge design, open quarters, and unconstructed structure.

They will be hosting a 7-day event where they will be taking bespoke and made-to-measure commissions.

For bookings and inquiries, please reach out to them via email at [email protected].

March 2025

Sartoria Raffaniello Trunk Show (March 14-16)

Noriyuki Higashi of Sartoria Raffaniello will be back in New York City. There have been a few posts on Styleforum about Sartoria Raffaniello in the Japanese Bespoke Tailoring Thread. His work can be found on Instagram at @sartoria_raffaniello, which he updates rather frequently.

Based on my conversation with him, he plans to visit New York City twice per year and will be running a special promotion for his upcoming visit on both his made-to-measure and bespoke products. The prices are very competitive.

If you are interested in learning more about his trunk show, either DM him on IG @sartoria_raffaniello or send him an email at [email protected].

 

[prof.contingency]

Emiko makes beautiful shoes.