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Dispatches from the road — a traveling tailor's guide to the tables, cities and habits worth knowing. And the occasional word on how to dress for them.

HOW TO TRANSFORM YOUR FAVOURITE CLOTHING ITEMS INTO SEASONLESS PIECES
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HOW TO TRANSFORM YOUR FAVOURITE CLOTHING ITEMS INTO SEASONLESS PIECES

Some prefer having a rather fixed summer-winter wardrobe, but I’m an advocate for a more ‘fluid’ approach. With the right styling strategy,...

Uniting with Rio Ferdinand on a collaborated collection
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Uniting with Rio Ferdinand on a collaborated collection

Former English professional football player Rio Ferdinand and I bonded over admiration of tailoring. After dressing him for UEFA EURO 2020, we...

An African adventure
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An African adventure

Not too long ago, I spent a few days traveling in Africa for work. The colors, the people, the food: it was...

How to make a style statement this summer
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How to make a style statement this summer

Wondering how to put your best foot forward this season? Here are 5 bold ideas that will make you stand out in...

Summer fabrics guide
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Summer fabrics guide

Warm weather is finally upon us! Now’s the time to pack away your winter tweeds, corduroys and wools. These are the fabrics...

Designing for women
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Designing for women

With the androgynous style still going strong, Butch Tailors designed three power suits for women. Which one is your favorite?

On manhood and femininity
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On manhood and femininity

Pervasive stereotypes about men are slowly being dismantled. Some men might feel uncomfortable about living in such a post-gender world, but I...

My style evolution
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My style evolution

Long hair, sporty bombers and leather jackets: I went through various different style periods before finding my signature ‘classic with a twist’...

Curating an on-screen wardrobe
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Curating an on-screen wardrobe

Virtual conferences have dominated the past year. And it looks like remote working will continue to be a feature of working life...

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