This blog post focuses on the essential components in creating suits: shoulder pads and sleeve heads. We explain their respective roles, materials, and shapes while introducing actual products. The selection of materials tailored to the suit you want to create is indeed the essence of craftsmanship.
Is this Nishijin weaving? This was my impression when I saw this design. I was surprised to see such a modern textile, as the only image I had of Nishijin brocade was that of gorgeous kimonos and obis. The fabric was produced by a traditional weaving company established in the Genroku era.
The term “Jacquard weave,” often used in suit linings, may sound familiar to many of you. It actually originates from Monsieur Jacquard, a…
ALBERT THURSTON’s top-of-the-range suspender model. What is the appeal of the Limited Edition?
Just hold this down and you’re good to go. Four types of knots in a necktie
Scissors are one of the most important tools for tailors. In this issue, we would like to introduce you to the Japanese roots of scissors and the fascination of the Sohi-zukuri style. We will introduce you to the three types of scissors made in Japan: handmade scissors, ”Senteuti”, and mass-produced scissors called “die-cut welding”.
Hello, this is Fukuda of the TAILORS WORLD editorial department. Recently, there have been a great many people starting out in the custom-made suit bu…
This is Sugama of the TAILORS WORLD editorial department. In Japan, around spring each year, the Imperial Household hosts a spring garden party a…
This is Sugama of the TAILORS WORLD editorial department. In this issue, I would like to write about abbreviated formal wear, which is most familiar t…
This is Masa Fukuda of the TAILORS WORLD editorial department.This time, I would like to introduce EXCY FORMAL, Yamamoto & Co.,Ltd. original men&#…
