Rudolf Popradi, Besoke Tailor, visits Richard Anderson at Savile row
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Rudolf Popradi talks with Brian Lishak, partner at Richard Anderson, about the next generation of Bespoke tailors. Special thank you to Brian, Carmelo, Eugene, Rebecca, Emily, Maya and Micheal for taking part in this video.
Always like the new videos, really find myself appreciating the art more and just really getting into it more.
+Idk Thank you for your comment. I appreciate the feedback.
All the beautiful girls working bespoke tailor shop,wow!
Wonderful video as always! Thank you Rudolf!
+Bente Rønne Thank you for your comments. I had a wonderful time doing this video and it was a pleasure to meet everyone at Richard Anderson.
Thank you for making this video, it was really enjoyable to watch.
Very interesting, glad I found this video.
+Sean Williams Thank you. If you have time there are many more to see. Hope you enjoy them.
I would love to work under a Tailor, I love sewing by hand, it is definitely stronger than machine.
So inferesting. Rudolf, are you still based in Montreal ? Do you also speak french ?
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I bet Rudolf Popradi's construction is much better but richard anderson might have edge with fit. They have a lot to put into that sort of thing, and in some ways are making the style everyone else wants.
Thank you for comments. The fit, a classic cut or slim cut depends on the client's wishes. That is the beauty of True Bespoke.
Yes I did not stop to think the client probably wants the slim fit or small lapels. Etc. I personally have like the fits of what ive seen for your suits. Which to me seem to make less of statement, but again I did not think to mention that it could very well be client's requests etc. Also no way to see either the anderson's true work, like how the collar may be excessively low on the neck, or high and not somewhere in between as often the case of the best is a compromise. It really is preference which is different for everyone. Like I for example do not like to have shirt cuff showing on the jacket sleeve, I like the jacket sleeve to come to the knuckle joining the thumb to hand. If you raise arms or something then the cuff shows but not at side. I feel it is more a style for an ibm engineer or something but not for business or person outside of that "nasa" type look or field. But again it is a preference and most would strongly dissagree, and as you say not even the tailors choice most of time.
But just to go on about personal taste, I prefer hour glass shape that when viewed from behind looks like a music conductor for an orchestra. Not very offending and pleasant. Little drape for the chest. well fitting sleeves or snug, and little flare or outwards taper at the end. No flooding with the pants. prefer pant legs that are too long than too short. Longer coats or about half height, however you wish to choose the final length. All of it a i guess a matter of design and with bespoke, the clients choice. Anyways thanks for videos, learned a lot. Might give some hand stitching a shot. I do it for the button holes but not for lapels, but i can see how it would be infinitly better to construct such perfect lapels.
Also too, i now consider too you are from canada. And western style is a thing in it's own right and far different than European styles.
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