Summer has been over us the last 6 weeks - things have been slower at work during the different colleague's vacations and I also have had two seperate weeks of vacation.
Also on the sartorial matters things have been paused for a while - hence the lack of updates of the blog.
But while not updating the blog I still got some new acquisitions I would like to share with you at a later point and I have slowly but surely started doing needed alterations and repairs to my attire.
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I am practising my buttonholes - using Gütermann's silk threads and gimps. My experience is now adding up to five buttonholes and I expect something around a hundred tries before I will try it out on one of my sports coats.
Eventually all my RTW jackets and suits will need handmade buttonholes. |
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I found some gorgeous knitting from Nottingham, England. More in a later post when the weather calls for tweed again. |
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I am in the proces of making Italian shirt shoulders (Spalla Manica a Camicia) on my vintage unconstructed cotton summer suit jacket. I had hoped to wear the suit this Summer, but things progress more slowly than I hoped for. I will most likely not reveal the suit until next Spring. |
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I acquired a lovely vintage bespoke two-piece suit made from an exquisite light/medium weight cloth from Holland & Sherry. The suit only need little alterations to be taken into use. More in a later post... |
During the last months you might have noticed that I have been slightly more active on
Instagram and
Tumblr; you are welcome to visit me here also...
Hope you all had a lovely Summer!
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Greetings from Gudhjem, Bornholm |
Ambitious project Sir! Respect.
ReplyDeleteDo we see a new classical master tailor evolving here? ;-)
No I am afraid not, sir. But I learn a little each time and my respect for real artisan tailors grow the more.
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