Awesome video and good information. I definitely fall under the “navy navy navy” category. Hence, my closet can be best described as 50 shades of blue😂
Hi Alan, what do you think of blue Crispaire fabric ? Is it good for a jacket ? And what about 4-ply from Drapers ? Because you said with Mark that is good for a "first bespoke jacket". I want to know the best for a jacket/blazer now !
@@alanseegmail I see. Other than Shetlands and flannels there's any other jacketing that aproaches the tweed look without it being that warm? It's for a milder winter, similar to Hong Kong's
Awesome video and good information. I definitely fall under the “navy navy navy” category. Hence, my closet can be best described as 50 shades of blue😂
Great job Alan! Keep making videos, it's great to get your perspective!
Thanks Ben, will pass your feedback onto Alan
Love your interpretation, Alan! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you guys for the great video! Can’t wait to travel to HK soon and make some navy jackets with you guys
thanks Vincent, we hope travel opens up again soon! we have been missing working with our tailors all this time.
Just bought an unstructured sport coat Naples. Will stop by your shop and see what you have in navy for this fall/winter.
thanks Gregory, we look forward to seeing you at the shop.
So nice, I watched it twice! Lol, keep up the great content guys!
thank you Patrick, hope you got something out of it.
excellent! can’t wait to come back to new york.
Very informative video. Thank you 😊
Interesting. Best colors for matching navy?
Hi Alan, what do you think of blue Crispaire fabric ? Is it good for a jacket ? And what about 4-ply from Drapers ? Because you said with Mark that is good for a "first bespoke jacket". I want to know the best for a jacket/blazer now !
Yea - Its great for a first jacket/blazer. That was my first nice jacket/blazer. - Alan
What tweed type would you recommend for milder weather? Basically, the less warm and heavy of tweeds?
Look for some Shetlands perhaps!
@@alanseegmail I see. Other than Shetlands and flannels there's any other jacketing that aproaches the tweed look without it being that warm? It's for a milder winter, similar to Hong Kong's
How about some more interesting colors and fabric, like the pattern on pattern style for mans clothing.
Vicuna is expensive af though