I sure do appreciate everything you’re doing. I wish I had words to emphasize how grateful I am that you provide such information in a seemingly endless sea of nonsense and debauchery. So thank you. Really.
The time of the video went by so fast! I just loved what Naples has to offer. In fact, in one of my jobs, I met a couple of Italian men and I was talking to them about fashion. They specifically said Naples was the place to go. I saved this in my Mens Fashion category for the day I can buy a bespoke suit. For some reason when I saw Panico's work, something clicked in me. Maybe the 'old fashion' style part of me especially prefers his work. Fantastic suit Hugo! Been looking at a similar looking one myself. Love the tie and red handkerchief.
Oops...Happy Father's Day....I'm American, but you are bringing back memories of my Father and his Florsheim shoes with wing tips and his cologne...I lost him in 1986 when I was only 20..how time flies
I have been watching Sartorial Talks for a while and I would like to say it had been very informative and entertaining. Hugo and Sonja are a five star class act. Blessings to you guys
You are so nonchalant and wonderful presenters. You make for a wonderful couple. I only wish when I'm done with college to find a soul mate such as Hugo found Sonia.
I loved Panico in the O'Mast-Movie. He really has a a morbidly charming "Mafia vibe" to him. Intimidating? Yes. But he certainly sparks the imagination like no other tailor I've ever seen. Great video. Really makes me want to become a Patron.
Hello Hugo and Sonja i hope that this finds you both well, well what can I say the wealth of knowledge that you share with us is truly amazing, and I for one feel very lucky to be a part of this fantastic community, thank you so much, kind regards your friend Ryan.
You are right dear Sonia, we like Hugo in all shapes and sizes too ,lol,)))))))! what a lovely relaxing video with true passion about your work , and true love between both of you ! very nice to see both of you together , you are the Royal couple of the Sartorial field , God bless you both, love from Cairo,
Muy buenas recomendaciones. ¡Muchas gracias por tan buenos programas sobre sastrería y artesanía en el vestir! Realmente son estupendos para quienes también lo apreciamos. Aprovecho para sugerir una revisión de la alta satrería en España, que también es un país con gran tradición artesanal en el vestir y donde encontrarán grandes sastres...
Hugo is a piece of art :D I could listen to him non-stop. Has something goofy and at the same time 110% masculinity to him. You folks did a great job finding each other. All the very best to you!
I've just recently discovered your channel. Subscribed. I'm ploughing through the video's atm. It's funny how I got here, I started watching fragrance video's then bespoke shoes and then this channel popped up (another video about suits). You don't seem to have a fragrance/perfume video (at least not here on YT), I'd be interested in that tho. Anyway, great channel, I'm glad I found it. Great content, I can't believe this channel doesn't have a million subs tbh.
Thank you for such a clear explanation of how you found ST--really appreciated. For fragrance articles by our team, you may refer to Parisian Gentleman (e.g., Guerlain and Caron from Paris). Search author Greg Jacomet. Thank you! ~Sonya
Another great video - thanks! Quick question: 'French Cuff or Single Cuff?' I ask because when I moved from NYC to Singapore - I found wearing the French Cuff warmer during the day.. as one does have to leave an office with air-con for meetings etc. Is it practical in the tropics? Cheers!
Hello. We are fans of both styles of shirt cuffs. Hugo rarely is concerned with comfort over style, so he would wear what he feels is most stylish. I likely would shift to the single cuff if the French cuff distracted me from the task at hand---so I suppose it depends on your personal disposition. Fun to consider, so thanks for your question. Cheers! ~Sonya (and Hugo)
Dear Hugo and Sonia, thank you for sharing this information, specially in such a beautiful fashion. There’s an Antonio Solito in Mexico City, high end bespoke tailor. Do you think he’s related to Solito in Naples? Another quick (but probably very hard) question... which of all these great masters would you recommend for gentleman who wants his first Neapolitan bespoke suite? Thankful as always.
Dear Aldo, I have no idea if Gennaro has a relative in Mexico, but I can ask. Concerning your second question, it's impossible for me to answer. I love Ciardi, I adore Peluso, I admire Pirozzi, I respect Panico, I like a lot Manna... etc. Cheers, Hugo
SARTORIAL TALKS dear Hugo, Thank you for your kind reply. Thank you! I guess I’ll try to figure it out before interrupting Maestro Solito. I’ll let you know if I find out. Yes, it was a hard question... sorry. Thanks again Hugo, have an awesome evening!
Hi Hugo and Sonya, I’m currently living in Italy and would love to pay Napoli a visit to possibly commission a bespoke suit. Sartoria Manna caught my interest, specifically. I know to expect a hefty price, but would you mind enlightening me on what price range I can expect to pay for a 2-piece summer suit? Any info would help. Thank you!!
Dear friend, send us an email at hugo@parisiangentleman.fr and we'll help you finding the right tailor at the right price for your budget. Cheers, Hugo
Hi Hugo, thanks for sharing this video, interesting stuff. Just out of curiosity, may I ask what does “affordable” price (referring to Manna) approximately mean? If it’s hard to define, then a starting price would also be helpful. Thank you in advance!
A great bargain for something hand crafted. I wished I lived in Europe, Italy, Spain or England. Not to exclude other European countries it is just that I already speak Spanish, English and since Italian.
super travail! Je recherche en vain le documentaire O'Mast sur l'art tailleur napolitain que je n'arrive plus à retrouver, savez-vous où je peux me le procurer?
If you go to Naples, bring a gun and a shovel. The shovel is for all the trash on the streets, gun so that you don't get mugged. And stay away from the train station. I was only passing through once when I went to an academic conference and I get pickpocketed. Luckily nothing expensive, but still.
We lived there for two years while writing the Italian Gentleman, my friend. Not sure when you traveled there, but Naples (and particularly Posillipo) is simply gorgeous in many areas. There are some places with a lot of dog poo on the street and this was frustrating to dodge whenever we walked to the grocery story. Of course, as in every city, there are locations which are unkept, and the Spanish Quarter is known for watch thieves. In regard to pick pockets, the risk at the train station is similar to Paris, in our opinion. Still, we respect your comment and glad you shared your experience, albeit it was not the best of times for you. Cheers! Sonya and Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS I'm not sure when you were there, which could play a role. But looking at the map it's pretty clear that the area you're talking about is kinda posh compared to the rest of the city. If you take a peon bus from the airport to the main train station in the city center, you'll get the idea. That's not to say there aren't nice areas, but after reading the tripadvisor reviews most of which describe the same, if not worse, experience I've had, I'm convinced it wasn't just me having a bad time.
Might I ask where you guys are based? I'm a Georgia, USA native but also live in Switzerland. Believe it or not Switzerland definitely needs help with the Sartorial skills. Tailors, Shoemakers and Suits are pretty hard to find. So much fast fashion and very overpriced glued together Suits/Shoes.
Hello. We are in France half the time and the USA (Georgia also) and traveling, the other half of the time. Thanks for the heads up on Swiss style; it's been a while since we've heard news on the sartorial landscape there! Cheers! Hugo & Sonya
oh...and I was absolutely blown away by how classic Neopolitan style is sooo gorgeous...thank you again
Hearing and watching the both of you share and speak - double the information. double the love. double the joy. well done.
Thank you so much Nakashi for your super kind words. Double cheers ! Hugo & Sonya
this is wonderful....I'm female, but these videos are indeed hypnotic!!! Thank you so much for these videos that bring back the true Italian style
I sure do appreciate everything you’re doing. I wish I had words to emphasize how grateful I am that you provide such information in a seemingly endless sea of nonsense and debauchery. So thank you. Really.
Our thoughts resonate with the words you convey---thanks for writing them. Hugo
The time of the video went by so fast! I just loved what Naples has to offer. In fact, in one of my jobs, I met a couple of Italian men and I was talking to them about fashion. They specifically said Naples was the place to go.
I saved this in my Mens Fashion category for the day I can buy a bespoke suit. For some reason when I saw Panico's work, something clicked in me. Maybe the 'old fashion' style part of me especially prefers his work.
Fantastic suit Hugo! Been looking at a similar looking one myself. Love the tie and red handkerchief.
Its a special thing to see a loving couple loving the same things. Rare to see in this day and age.
Thanks for this acknowledgement, JA. Much appreciated. Hugo & Sonya
Oops...Happy Father's Day....I'm American, but you are bringing back memories of my Father and his Florsheim shoes with wing tips and his cologne...I lost him in 1986 when I was only 20..how time flies
I have been watching Sartorial Talks for a while and I would like to say it had been very informative and entertaining.
Hugo and Sonja are a five star class act.
Blessings to you guys
What fine words which we take with gratefulness and humility. Thank you! Hugo & Sonya
My apologies
Spell check corrected my spelling of your name Sonya. It substituted a “j” for your “y” and I did not catch it
@@brokenarrow7871 No worries---it has never bothered me, but thanks for your fastidious attention! ~S
Lovely chemistry between yourself and Sonia.
Thank you, Simon. We're around each other almost 24/7, so there has been some time to refine our chemistry! Cheers! Hugo & Sonya
You two make my day. I love listening to your stories.
This comment brings joy. Thank you. ~Sonya and Hugo
You are so nonchalant and wonderful presenters. You make for a wonderful couple. I only wish when I'm done with college to find a soul mate such as Hugo found Sonia.
You're so kind Krunoslav ! We'll pray this happens to you my friend, Cheers, Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS Thank you Hugo! Your words mean a lot
Great vibe in this video. Humour is always a plus.
Humour happens and we are grateful for that. Thank you, Matias! Sonya and Hugo
Listening to you two is like listening to opera, really is
I'm not sure we deserve this wonderful comment, but we accept the compliment with gratitude. Yours, Hugo & Sonya
I'M GLAD i have been the first who saw the post, i'm very very appretiative of your content
Haha, yes Hamza, you are first this time ! Cheers, Hugo
I loved Panico in the O'Mast-Movie. He really has a a morbidly charming "Mafia vibe" to him. Intimidating? Yes. But he certainly sparks the imagination like no other tailor I've ever seen. Great video. Really makes me want to become a Patron.
Thank you for your comment my friend. And we'd be honoured to have you in our Patreon community. Cheers! Hugo & Sonya
Indeed. Sad the uploader took it down. Between him, sabino and marchese giancarlo you have 3 guys who r just cool
@@shazam1522 True, we did see an intro here czcams.com/video/exSdBnuUQxU/video.html but fail to find the complete film online, as of yet. H
Hello Hugo and Sonja i hope that this finds you both well, well what can I say the wealth of knowledge that you share with us is truly amazing, and I for one feel very lucky to be a part of this fantastic community, thank you so much, kind regards your friend Ryan.
Thank you so much Ryan, it's always a pleasure to read your encouraging words. Cheers, Hugo
My pleasure my friend my pleasure.
You are right dear Sonia, we like Hugo in all shapes and sizes too ,lol,)))))))! what a lovely relaxing video with true passion about your work , and true love between both of you ! very nice to see both of you together , you are the Royal couple of the Sartorial field , God bless you both, love from Cairo,
Hi again Nadar, We had to read your comment a few times out loud, ha. Thank you for that! ~Sonya
Muy buenas recomendaciones. ¡Muchas gracias por tan buenos programas sobre sastrería y artesanía en el vestir! Realmente son estupendos para quienes también lo apreciamos. Aprovecho para sugerir una revisión de la alta satrería en España, que también es un país con gran tradición artesanal en el vestir y donde encontrarán grandes sastres...
I love sonia's smile
You know what ? Me too !! Best, Hugo
Hello and thank you for taking the time to say it! Much appreciated, ~Sonya
@@sonyaglyn7035 😘
@@SARTORIALTALKS 👍
Priceless info as always!!! and a wonderful and beautiful couple.
Many thanks, Robert! Hugo
Beautiful way to describe Napoli...
Hi Israel, We tried in our series on Patron to catch the essence of the place from a sartorial perspective. Thanks for recognizing, Sonya and Hugo
Hugo is a piece of art :D I could listen to him non-stop. Has something goofy and at the same time 110% masculinity to him. You folks did a great job finding each other. All the very best to you!
I agree with your summary; he's top and that's why I married him (in France, btw!). All the best to you WBA, and thanks for watching! ~Sonya
Great video, you are a lovely couple to watch, as you are really kind to each other.
This is great to read, thanks for taking the time. Hugo and Sonya
Thank you both!
We are glad you listened. Cheers! Hugo and Sonya
Thank you!
Welcome and we are glad you watched! Hugo & Sonya
Hugo jacket is one of the best dressed men in the world...
Meant to write jacomet... damn spellcheck
Great job!
Simply wonderful ;-)
Thanks very much and cheers! Hugo
wow very casual and enjoyable talk show
Really glad you enjoyed. Cheers! Hugo
I've just recently discovered your channel. Subscribed. I'm ploughing through the video's atm.
It's funny how I got here, I started watching fragrance video's then bespoke shoes and then this channel popped up (another video about suits).
You don't seem to have a fragrance/perfume video (at least not here on YT), I'd be interested in that tho.
Anyway, great channel, I'm glad I found it. Great content, I can't believe this channel doesn't have a million subs tbh.
Thank you for such a clear explanation of how you found ST--really appreciated. For fragrance articles by our team, you may refer to Parisian Gentleman (e.g., Guerlain and Caron from Paris). Search author Greg Jacomet. Thank you! ~Sonya
*Eeee Jacometi come here* hahaha
Haa, esattamente!
Perfect couple. When really two persons complete each other. And im not very romantic, but i cant help but say it.
Made us smile and so understand your disposition. Thanks for taking the time to write. Sonya and Hugo
Hi Hugo
Can you make a video about your take on "Business casual" and suggest styles which fit younger men?
Excellent idea, Anton. Cheers! Hugo
What is the name of piece of music at the beginning of video? Such a fascinating bit of music. I love it!
Another great video - thanks! Quick question: 'French Cuff or Single Cuff?' I ask because when I moved from NYC to Singapore - I found wearing the French Cuff warmer during the day.. as one does have to leave an office with air-con for meetings etc. Is it practical in the tropics? Cheers!
Hello. We are fans of both styles of shirt cuffs. Hugo rarely is concerned with comfort over style, so he would wear what he feels is most stylish. I likely would shift to the single cuff if the French cuff distracted me from the task at hand---so I suppose it depends on your personal disposition. Fun to consider, so thanks for your question. Cheers! ~Sonya (and Hugo)
Very informative
Relationship goals
Really kind. Thanks from the both of us. ~Sonya & Hugo
Dear Hugo and Sonia, thank you for sharing this information, specially in such a beautiful fashion.
There’s an Antonio Solito in Mexico City, high end bespoke tailor. Do you think he’s related to Solito in Naples? Another quick (but probably very hard) question... which of all these great masters would you recommend for gentleman who wants his first Neapolitan bespoke suite?
Thankful as always.
Dear Aldo, I have no idea if Gennaro has a relative in Mexico, but I can ask. Concerning your second question, it's impossible for me to answer. I love Ciardi, I adore Peluso, I admire Pirozzi, I respect Panico, I like a lot Manna... etc. Cheers, Hugo
SARTORIAL TALKS dear Hugo,
Thank you for your kind reply. Thank you! I guess I’ll try to figure it out before interrupting Maestro Solito. I’ll let you know if I find out.
Yes, it was a hard question... sorry.
Thanks again Hugo, have an awesome evening!
You too my friend, Hugo
SARTORIAL TALKS thank you!
Hi Hugo and Sonya,
I’m currently living in Italy and would love to pay Napoli a visit to possibly commission a bespoke suit. Sartoria Manna caught my interest, specifically. I know to expect a hefty price, but would you mind enlightening me on what price range I can expect to pay for a 2-piece summer suit? Any info would help. Thank you!!
Dear friend, send us an email at hugo@parisiangentleman.fr and we'll help you finding the right tailor at the right price for your budget. Cheers, Hugo
Hi Hugo, thanks for sharing this video, interesting stuff. Just out of curiosity, may I ask what does “affordable” price (referring to Manna) approximately mean? If it’s hard to define, then a starting price would also be helpful.
Thank you in advance!
We speak of a little bit above €2K (for 40 to 60 hours of work by hand and 3 fittings). Cheers, Hugo
SARTORIAL TALKS very useful information. Thank you for the quick reply :)
A great bargain for something hand crafted. I wished I lived in Europe, Italy, Spain or England. Not to exclude other European countries it is just that I already speak Spanish, English and since Italian.
M. Hugo should read Shakespeare's Henry V to practice his body parts
Act 3 Scene 4, you're right my friend! Cheers, Hugo
What Tie is Hugo wearing in this Video?
super travail! Je recherche en vain le documentaire O'Mast sur l'art tailleur napolitain que je n'arrive plus à retrouver, savez-vous où je peux me le procurer?
Bonjour, je ne sais pas. Personnellement j'ai le DVD. Bien amicalement, Hugo
Faisez la Recherche CZcams e voila....
@1:43 - Are you wearing tobacco colored shoes, Hugo? I can't tell. If so, what an interesting choice
Hello Max, The shoes are the Corthay Arca (single buckle) in dark brown. Cheers! Hugo
If you go to Naples, bring a gun and a shovel. The shovel is for all the trash on the streets, gun so that you don't get mugged. And stay away from the train station. I was only passing through once when I went to an academic conference and I get pickpocketed. Luckily nothing expensive, but still.
We lived there for two years while writing the Italian Gentleman, my friend. Not sure when you traveled there, but Naples (and particularly Posillipo) is simply gorgeous in many areas. There are some places with a lot of dog poo on the street and this was frustrating to dodge whenever we walked to the grocery story. Of course, as in every city, there are locations which are unkept, and the Spanish Quarter is known for watch thieves. In regard to pick pockets, the risk at the train station is similar to Paris, in our opinion. Still, we respect your comment and glad you shared your experience, albeit it was not the best of times for you. Cheers! Sonya and Hugo
@@SARTORIALTALKS I'm not sure when you were there, which could play a role. But looking at the map it's pretty clear that the area you're talking about is kinda posh compared to the rest of the city. If you take a peon bus from the airport to the main train station in the city center, you'll get the idea.
That's not to say there aren't nice areas, but after reading the tripadvisor reviews most of which describe the same, if not worse, experience I've had, I'm convinced it wasn't just me having a bad time.
@Duke Of Prunes Well, in that case ... 😉
Might I ask where you guys are based?
I'm a Georgia, USA native but also live in Switzerland. Believe it or not Switzerland definitely needs help with the Sartorial skills. Tailors, Shoemakers and Suits are pretty hard to find. So much fast fashion and very overpriced glued together Suits/Shoes.
Hello. We are in France half the time and the USA (Georgia also) and traveling, the other half of the time. Thanks for the heads up on Swiss style; it's been a while since we've heard news on the sartorial landscape there! Cheers! Hugo & Sonya
Germany as well.
@@danfletcher3190 Noted, Dan! Thank you. H
I am bespoke suit worker Bangladesh
take my money
Hahaha. You have to visit our Patreon page to give it to us : www.patreon.com/sartorialtalks
Cheers, Hugo
Hi Hugo, do you plan to visit Sicily?
Hi, We are due a trip to Sartoria Crimi, via Benedetto Civiletti 11 (Palermo)! Cheers, Hugo
what does it mean kid mohair sir ?
Can you do a video about overcoats and some examples of valuable brands?
Done and yet to be published---to be released within the next weeks :):) Hugo
You two are so Cute together...
Glad you think (and said) so. Thanks! Hugo and Sonya
Oh dear lord Sonia is so eye-catching so gorgeous
I wonder how old is she
Hahaha 😂
K caz.....u don't know what a rotary phone is?????....
Horrible acting!!!!