SARTORIAL TALKS
Tailoring in Southeast Asia Part 1: Vietnam
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CNES X Parisian Gentleman Capsule Collection: cnes.co
The FLORENTIN Belgian Loafer: cnes.co/collections/parisian-gentleman/products/florentine-wholecut-loafers
The SAINT TROPEZ penny loafer: cnes.co/collections/parisian-gentleman/products/st-tropez-loafers
The RENNES Oxford: cnes.co/collections/parisian-gentleman/products/rennes-cap-toe-oxfords
The ARCACHON Adelaide Oxford: cnes.co/collections/parisian-gentleman/products/arcachon-adelaide-oxfords
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Which type of suit should you start with? With which kind of fabric? What to choose if you're on a budget? Two piece, Three piece? How to mix and match your jackets , waistcoats (vests)and trousers?
They also dedicate a segment to Women's custom suiting, one of the specialities of this MTM company in Prague.
The Owners Instagram page: instagram.com/theowners.cz
The Owners Website: https://linktr.ee/theowners.cz
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Are you from the team Boxer (Caleçons in French) or from the team Boxer Brief?
Mes Chaussettes Rouges luxury underwear collection here: meschaussettesrouges.com/en/collections/sous-vetements-bresciani-mazarin
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In this new episode of Sartorial Talks, Hugo answers direct (and sometimes difficult) questions about the sartorial movement in a free and uncensored way.
Do you have to be born elegant or can you acquire elegance with study and efforts?
If a person is immaculately dressed, does his character matter?
Is a sartorialist by definition a conservative?
Update on our books:
To order the Parisian Gentleman book (in English): http://thamesandhudson.com/the-parisian-gentleman-9780500293966
To order the Italian gentleman Book (in English): http://thamesandhudson.com/the-italian-gentleman-9780500022863
To order the Italian Gentleman book (in French): editionsintervalles.com/catalogue/italian-gentleman
To order the second edition of the book "Shoes, the Art of Male Footwear" (in English): send your request to hugo@parisiangentleman.fr
To order the Parisian Gentleman Limited Edition Boxset (3 books): send your request to hugo@parisiangentleman.fr
Our Patreon page:
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00:00 : Introduction
04:40 : An update on our books and their availability
09:17 : What is the difference between a Dandy and a Gentleman?
18:10 : Do you have to be born stylish? Or can you become stylish?
25:59 : If a person is immaculately dressed, does his character matter?
33:55 : What do you think of the sentence "Dress to Impress"?
36:44 : Can you really be immune to fashion trends?
42:41 : Is a sartorialist by definition a conservative?
To watch the "What is a Gentleman Episode": youtube.com/watch?v=Jt0ntDwK1X0
To watch the episode "Being a Gentleman: A Woman's Perspective": youtube.com/watch?v=BmFCv-0fPZk
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If you don't want to invest in a huge wardrobe, but still want to remain elegant and at the top of your game in any occasion, this video will show you that with only one suit (a blue one), you can successfully deal with all the occasions of life.
Bespoke suit by Sartoria Pirozzi: instagram.com/sartoriapirozzi
Bespoke shirts by d'Avino Napoli: instagram.com/davinoshirtnapoli
Tie 1 by Dare in Paris (instagram.com/dareinparis), Tie 2 by Calabrese 1924 (instagram.com/calabrese1924) and Tie 3 by Marc Guyot (instagram.com/marcguyot/).
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In this episode, Hugo analyses this movement and provides advice and simple tips in order for you to choose the right Made-to-Measure company for your next suit, jacket or tailored garments.
For this purpose he takes 5 examples of MTM companies who are doing an excellent job in this field: 2 in the USA, 2 in France and one in the Czech Republic.
00:00 : Introduction, The rise of customs suiting vs the collapse or bad ready-to-wear suiting
04:04 : Redefining the semantics, The difference between Bespoke and MTM
07:32 : How a Made-to-Measure suit is made?
09:59 : How much a MTM suit costs?
10:33 : 4 tips to detect a good MTM company
20:20 : Enzo Custom (USA)
23:57 : CKC (New York)
26:06 : Scavini Paris
28:23 : Howard's Paris
32:00 : The Owners (Prague-Czech Republic)
34:05 : Ladies tailoring at The Owners (Prague)
36:03 : The Parisian Gentleman Limited Edition Box Set
37:02 : The second edition of "Shoes, the Art of Male Footwear"
Enzo Custom : enzocustom.com , Instagram : instagram.com/enzocustom
CKC New York : ckcny.com , Instagram : instagram.com/christopherkorey
Scavini Paris : http://www.scavini.fr , Instagram : instagram.com/scaviniparis
Howard's Paris : https://www.howards.fr/en/ , Instagram : instagram.com/howardsparis
The Owners Prague : https://www.theowners.cz , Instagram : instagram.com/theowners.cz
To order the Parisian Gentleman limited edition boxset, please send your request to hugo@parisiangentleman.fr
To order the new edition of the book "Shoes, the Art of Male Footwear", please send your request to hugo@parisiangentleman.fr
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How does the shoe, which has never been resoled, perform after 11 years of frequent wear?
The unbiased answer in this video!
- To buy the book presented in the show, please send a request to: hugo@parisiangentleman.fr
- Trenton & Heath YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/TrentonHeath/videos
- Maison Corthay: corthay.com/fr/richelieus/245-vendome.html
(this is not an affiliate link).
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In this episode, Hugo suggests a selection of quality brands under 500$ to the brothers and discuss with them their own experience of those brands as cobblers.
00:00 : Introduction, Why buy quality shoes
11:37 : Discussion about Allen Edmonds
24:54 : C.N.E.S : cnes.co
27:24 : Meermin : meermin.com
31:10 : J. Fitzpatrick Footwear : jfitzpatrickfootwear.com
38:16 : Loake : loake.com
39:03 : Herring : herringshoes.co.uk
41:50 : Joseph Cheaney : cheaney.co.uk
44:02 : Grenson : grenson.com/mens-footwear
44:11 : Tricker's : trickers.com/row
45:34 : Septième Largeur / 7L : https://www.septiemelargeur.fr/fr/
47:05 : Carlos Santos : santosshoes.com
48:10 : Cobbler Union : cobbler-union.com
51:04 : Carmina : carminashoemaker.com
51:38 : TLB Mallorca : tlbmallorca.com
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00:00 : Introduction
11:30 : The Orient Bambino : teddybaldassarre.com/products/fac00009w0?variant=39271611957341
14:35 : The Seiko Présage : https://www.seikoboutique.fr/presage/423-homme-cuir-automatique-presage-cocktail-srpb43j1.html
20:35 : Tissot Le Locle : teddybaldassarre.com/products/le-locle-powermatic-80-blue-dial?variant=39835114864733
23:27 : Hamilton Classic Intra-Matic : teddybaldassarre.com/products/american-classic-intra-matic-auto-champagne-dial?variant=32960275185757
26:42 : Mido Baroncelli : teddybaldassarre.com/products/baroncelli-heritage-gent-white-leather-strap?variant=39468887933021
29:03 : Junghans Max Bill : teddybaldassarre.com/products/max-bill-automatic?variant=31563307352157
31:45 : Nomos Glasshutte Orion : teddybaldassarre.com/products/orion-38mm?variant=32955437252701
34:45 : Raymond Weil Maestro : teddybaldassarre.com/products/maestro-moonphase-silver-dial?variant=32730417266781
37:10 : Oris Rectangular : teddybaldassarre.com/products/rectangular?variant=39713691828317
39:13 : Tudor 1926 : tudorwatch.com/fr/famille-montres/1926
41:03 : Longines : teddybaldassarre.com/products/heritage-classic-sector-dial-silver?variant=39469684621405
43:33 : Anordain Model 1 : anordain.com/collections/model-1-fume
46:10 : Omega Constellation Vintage
49:51 : Frederique Constant World Timer : teddybaldassarre.com/products/classic-worldtimer-manufacture-dark-grey-dial?variant=39319552327773
51:34 : Baume & Mercier : baume-et-mercier.com/fr/fr/collections/clifton-homme/montre-clifton-10549-date-par-une-aiguille-centrale.html
Marc Guyot's Instagram: instagram.com/marcguyot
00:00 : Introduction
01:42 : "No Brown in Town"
03:35 : Mixing stripes and checks?
05:22 : White socks?
06:14 : Short sleeve shirts?
08:40 : Black shoes with blue suits?
10:53 : Sockless loafers?
12:45 : Shorts with a suit?
14:00 : Sneakers with a suit?
14:10 : The black suit?
15:31 : Cuffs on formal trousers?
18:21 : Wing collar shirts with a Tuxedo?
19:30 : Tiny shirt collars?
21:09 : What size for your tie?
22:15 : Wearing a double breasted jacket with a button down shirt?
23:30 : A tie with a button down shirt?
24:42 : Black shoes with chinos?
27:03 : Should your business trousers feature a crease?
29:10 : How to coordinate the weight of your jacket and the weight of your trousers?
31:55 : A waistcoat/vest without a jacket?
34:19 : Belts or suspenders?
35:12 : Matching your tie and your pocket square?
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00:00 : Introduction
05:50 : Buttons
08:00 : It's all about the fit
09:52 : The famous lapel button hole
11:16 : Pad stitching
17:00 : The belly of a lapel
18:18 : The roll
19:58 : The notch
21:36 : Pick stitching
22:55 : A hidden label (inside the pocket)
29:35 : All about canvassing
35:30 : Fabric allowance
40:28 : The inside finishing details
42:28 : The shoulder
43:58 : The armscye
45:45 : The collar attachement
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Links to the items presented in the show (collaboration with Yeossal in Singapore):
Knitted Cashmere Vest (US $250): yeossal.com/collections/yeossal-x-parisian-gentleman/products/cardigan-vest-100-cashmere?variant=39483575435427
Kinitted Cashmere Mockneck (US $260) : yeossal.com/collections/yeossal-x-parisian-gentleman/products/knitted-mock-neck-100-cashmere?variant=39483561214115
00:00 : Introduction
01:08 : Knitted Cashmere Vest (Waistcoat)
05:22 : Knitted Cashmere Mock Neck Sweater
09:33 : Suspenders (Braces)
18:06 : Sneakers
23:00 : Tweed Sport Jacket
27:13 : Vintage Watches
In this new edition of Sartorial Talks, Hugo receives Valerio Gianinni, who is the head of retail and customer experience at Lanieri, an Italian company specialised in Made-to-Measure suits, jackets and shirts. Lanieri has made a name for itself in the sartorial world since 2013 and has gained a planetary reputation for its excellent value and, last but not least, for its stellar customer service.
In this episode you'll discover how to order an authentic made-to-measure suit, 100% "Made in Italy" wherever you live in the world and experience the indescribable joy to wear a suit made to your measurements and according to your taste (with more than 20 customisation options).
To acquire the Swan Songs book (as described in the video): amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B09HFXXRS8/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8
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00:00 : Introduction
02:29 : The Classic Overcoat
05:32 : The Polo Coat
08:30: The Ulster Coat
12:36 : The Chesterfield Coat
15:30 : The Pea Coat
18:44 : The other styles (Trench, Loden, Duffle, Body Coat)
To support the show and have access to additional content please visit: patreon.com/sartorialtalks
To pre-order your copy, please send your request to: hugo@parisiangentleman.fr
Marc Guyot Instagram: instagram.com/marcguyot
Marc Guyot Boutique: 5, Rue Pasquier, 75008 PARIS - FRANCE
Phone : +33 1 47 42 41 84
In this new episode of Sartorial Talks entitled "The Golden Age of Men's Style", Hugo welcomes Marc Guyot, a famous Parisian menswear designer who is among the last clothiers in the world to specialise in the 1920s to 1950s men's style. During this show, Hugo and Marc Guyot speak about the "Peaky Blinders" and "Boardwalk Empire" phenomenons and also about the fascination of the sartorial cognoscenti for the professional magazine "Apparel Arts" (published in the 1930s). A fascinating era. A captivating guest. A mesmerising style.
00:00 : Introduction
02:20 : Peaky Blinders and Boardwalk Empire
06:15 : Apparel Arts Magazine
15:10 : The passion for Vintage Fabrics
18:46 : Tartans and Knickerbockers
20:30 : The Cricket Blazer
23:43 : The Norfolk Hunting Jacket
27:10 : Mixing Casual and Formal
28:00 : The Lumberjack Overshirt
29:58 : Covered buttons for Jackets
30:58 : The Voyager Cashmere Overcoat
31:50 : The Raglan Overcoat
33:24 : Guyot's advice on what first Jacket to buy
36:35 : The Swan Wings Derby
39:00 : The Spectator Oxford
40:50 : The Windsor Derby with a crepe sole$
42:28 : The Guyot MTO program
43:15 : The Balmoral Boot
Lottusse website: lottusse.com/en/content/14-madetoorder
Visit Scavini's trousers online shop (shipping worldwide) : https://pantalons-scavini.fr/en/
00:00 : Introduction
01:42 : The classic chino : https://pantalons-scavini.fr/en/s/123/classic-cut-chino
05:50 : The city pant for summer and all seasons: https://pantalons-scavini.fr/en/s/281/spring-summer-all-seasons
09:17 : The two pleats trousers: https://pantalons-scavini.fr/en/29-two-pleats-cut
11:30 : The one pleat trousers: https://pantalons-scavini.fr/en/15-one-pleat-cut
15:22 : The flannel / tweed city trousers for winter: https://pantalons-scavini.fr/en/s/260/tweed-classic-cut
21:08 : The Gurkha pant: https://pantalons-scavini.fr/en/35-gurkha
25:23: A summary of the different styles
28:28 : What style according to your body shape?
00:00 : Introduction
05:46 : The infamous collar gap
08:07 : The low resting collar
10:18 : The high resting collar
15:00 : The button stance
16:53 : The "Napoleon test"
22:54 : The pocket placement
If you want to have access to the brand new "Sartorial Radio" private podcast, please visit our Patreon page at : Patreon.com/sartorialtalks
00:00 : ARE YOU ORGANIZED ?
03:42 : THE PERENNIAL RULE
05:45 : FINISH WHAT YOU START
07:33 : START WITH YOUR SHIRTS
09:14 : FOLD YOUR POLOS / SWEATERS / CASUAL SHIRTS
10:02 : SUSPEND YOUR TROUSERS OR LEARN THE SAVILE ROW FOLD
11:19 : SUSPEND YOUR DENIMS BY THE BELT LOOPS
12:32 : YOUR JACKETS DESERVE PROPER HANGERS
14:22 : USE A TIE HANGER WITH PEGS
15:47 : DEDICATE ONE DRAWER TO (ONLY) SOCKS
17:24 :USE SMALL BOXES TO ORGANIZE YOUR POCKET SQUARES
18:36 : STORE YOUR SHOES ON A SHELVE OFF THE FLOOR
20:10 : ALWAYS KNOW WHAT NEEDS TO BE WASHED
21:00 : THOU SHALT WASH/IRON/POLISH YOUR CLOTHES AND SHOES EVERY OTHER WEEKEND
22:50 : BRUSH YOUR GARMENTS AND USE CEDAR
If you want to support the show, please visit our Patreon page and subscribe : patreon.com/sartorialtalks
Mes Chaussettes Rouges : meschaussettesrouges.com/en
00:00 : Introduction
02:30 : Gammarelli : The tailor of the Pope
11:03 : Mazarin : The socks of the French Academy
13:50 : Bresciani socks
16:12 : The raw materials of socks (Cotton, Silk, Wool, Cashmere)
23:55 : How to maintain your luxury socks ?
28:22 : The Vicuña socks
31:07 : William Abraham : the most luxurious socks in the world
William Abraham : williamabraham.com
32:53 : The Super Durable socks : meschaussettesrouges.com/en/collections/mi-bas-super-solide-fil-d-ecosse
34:45 : The Ribbed socks : meschaussettesrouges.com/en/collections/chaussettes-rayees
38:44 : The Houndstooth socks : meschaussettesrouges.com/en/collections/mi-bas-pied-de-poule
40:30 : The Birdseye socks : meschaussettesrouges.com/en/collections/mi-bas-caviar
41:50 : The Transat socks : meschaussettesrouges.com/en/collections/chaussettes-rayees
43:27 : Knee-high or mid-calf socks ?
47:47 : The Bespoke socks
56:20 : The socks of the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte : meschaussettesrouges.com/en/collections/coffret-mi-bas/products/coffret-napoleon
00:00 : Introduction
00:46 : Jewelry for Gentleman by James Sherwood : thamesandhudson.com/jewelry-for-gentlemen-9780500519851
01:22 : Tie pins
03:34 : Tie bars
07:17 : Lapel pins
11:39 : The Parisian Gentleman horse shoe lapel pin.
To request any item by Victique Cufflinks that may not be on the e-shop (including the horse shoe pins), please send a message to Alan by using the "contact" section of his website or by sending him a DM on his Instagram account (@victiquecufflinks).
12:56 : Enamel painted lapel pin with a chain : Instagram account @xenia_norkina
15:36 : The boutonnière : cinabre-paris.com/en/15-flower-lapel-pins
17:47 : Broches
If you want to support the show and have access to additional content (including a private "patrons only" bi weekly podcast to be launched next week), please visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/sartorialtalks
Many gentlemen are becoming these days very attracted to classic style but most of them don't know where to begin in order to be ready to confront other people's gazes and jokes (like the infamous "are you going to a wedding" ?) and safely progress on their Sartorial learning curve.
In this episode Hugo and Sonya have divided the journey in 12 different steps in order to help you moving up the Sartorial ladder : from your first steps in your first pair of "real" leather shoes to your mastering of the 3 piece suit and all its subtleties.
00:00 : INTRODUCTION
03:53 : BUY A PAIR OF GOOD LEATHER SHOES
04:44 : 2 - TRY CLASSIC TROUSERS
05:48 : ADD A BUTTON-DOWN COLLAR SHIRT
07:15 : PUT ON A SPORT / ODD JACKET
11:40 : SWITCH TO A DRESS SHIRT
14:20 : ADD A POCKET-SQUARE
17:18 : STAY AWAY FROM (CONTRASTING) BELTS
20:00: JUMP INTO YOUR FIRST SUIT
22:48 : ENJOY NECKWEAR
27:15 : TRY ON THE PATTERNED SUIT
29:15 : LEARN HOW TO MIX PATTERNS
32:22 : DOUBLE BREASTED OR THREE PIECE ?
4’44 : 2 - TRY CLASSIC TROUSERS
00:00 : Introduction
02:48 : How to deal with feet blisters
06:30 : How to get rid of wrinkles without an iron
08:45 : How to deal with a sudden stain
14:30 : How to deal with clashing socks
18:45 : How to put your shoes on without a shoehorn
20:13 : How to attend a black tie event when you don't have semi-formal attire
24:42 : How to be ready in case you lose your luggage
31:25 : How to react when your trousers rip
34:28 : What you can do when you loose a button (victiquecufflinks.co.uk/product/the-button-button)
00:00 : Introduction
01:15 : The YouTube Silver Creator Award
02:10 : The new private podcast series for the members of our Patreon page
03:54 : The Button Button : victiquecufflinks.co.uk/product/the-button-button
08:30 : The Silk Tray : calabrese1924.com
10:22 : The Eyeglass Case Cover / Pocket Square : calabrese1924.com
13:40 : The Collar Stays
15:40 : The Travel Shoehorn
17:15 : The Travel Briefcase
18:50 : Hugo's City Briefcase : http://www.altan-bottier.com/en/produit/marco-24h-briefcase-blak
19:30 : The Suit Bag
22:00 : The Travel shoetrees
23:56 : The SAPHIR shoe care products : saphir.com/product/lotion
00:00 : Introduction
08:43 : THE BOOK "SHOES" : If you want to acquire our book shoes before it's sold out
12:40 : LOAKE (herringshoes.co.uk/loake/owens_rubber-soled-trainers/chestnut-calf)
13:50 : HERRING (herringshoes.co.uk/herring/goodwood_rubber-soled/tan-calf)
16:20 : J. FITZPATRICK FOOTWEAR (jfitzpatrickfootwear.com/collections/sneakers/products/olympia-cedar-calf-white-sole)
21:02 : JOSEPH CHEANEY (cheaney.co.uk/cheaney-x-goral-steel-trainer-in-brown-calf-leather-brown-suede-p1235)
22:22 : SEPTIEME LARGEUR (https://www.septiemelargeur.fr/fr/ete-21/731--soho-cuir-cerf-blanc-forme-262.html)
23:50 : GRENSON (grenson.com/uk/sneaker-1-mens-oxford-sneaker-tan-hand-painted-calf-leather-white-rubber-sole.html)
25:20 : CAULAINCOURT (https://www.caulaincourt.paris/fr/produit/souliers/sneakers/tokyo-brown-patinas/?v=11aedd0e4327)
27:45 : MAGNANNI (eu.magnanni.com/shoes/sneakers/camarena-cognac.html)
29:30 : JM WESTON (jmweston.com/en/basket-on-time-cuir-veau-lisse-beige-details-blancs)
30:30 : ALTAN BOTTIER (http://www.altan-bottier.com/en/produit/adam-sneacker-shoe)
32:17 : SCARPE DI BIANCO (scarpedibianco.com/collections/shop-sneakers/products/binetto-calf-melograno)
34:23 : CORTHAY (corthay.com/90)
37:24 : CLAIRVOY (instagram.com/maison_clairvoy_bottier_1945)
40:50 : ATELIER DU TRANCHET (instagram.com/atelierdutranchet)
01:16 : THE SLIPPER (which can also be worn all year round)
Brands featured :
01:20 : Purdey (purdey.com/personalised-slippers)
01:22 : Mariano (marianoshoes.com/collections/mens/Loungewear)
01:50 : Edward Green (edwardgreen.com/shop/shoes/albert-brown-kid-suede-brown-389-last.html)
02:13 : Arthur Sleep (arthursleepers.co.uk)
03:14 : Stubbs and Wootton (stubbsandwootton.com)
03:33 : Del Toro (deltoroshoes.com/pages/men-collections#mens-slippers-and-loafers)
03:49 : THE TRAVEL SHOE
THE DRIVING SHOE
Brands featured :
04:38 : Crockett & Jones (eu.crockettandjones.com/collections/mens-driving-shoes)
05:07 : Carmina (carminashoemaker.com/driving-loafers)
05:52 : Tod's (tods.com/fr-fr/mygommino-man.html)
06:05 : Jack Erwin (jackerwin.com/collections/mens-driving-loafers)
THE ESPADRILLE
Brands featured :
08:39 : Soludos (europe.soludos.com/collections/men)
09:40 : THE WALKING SHOE
THE TENNIS SHOE
Brands featured :
10:28 : Caulaincourt (https://www.caulaincourt.paris/fr/produit/souliers/sneakers/tokyo-white-grey-sl-20/?v=11aedd0e4327)
10:32 : J. Fitzpatrick (jfitzpatrickfootwear.com/collections/sneakers)
10:35 : Septième Largeur (https://www.septiemelargeur.fr/fr/sneakers/721-soho-vv-vert-forme-262.html)
THE LOAFER
11:30 : TLB Mallorca (tlbmallorca.com/men-loafers)
12:08 : Corthay (fr.corthay.com/onlineshop?CATEGORY=MOCASSINS)
12:30 : J.M. Weston (jmweston.com/les-collections/chaussures?modele=65)
13:35 : THE SANDAL
Brands featured :
14:13 : Church's (church-footwear.com/fr/fr/men/style/sandals.html)
The Bonnet family has created and crafted by hand, since more than 60 years, frames for personalities like Yves St Laurent, Le Corbusier, Jackie Kennedy, Audrey Hepburn, Jacques Chirac, François Mitterand, Maria Callas, Mr Pei or Aristote Onassis (among many others).
In their atelier in Bourgogne France, the Bonnet family is one of the last companies in the world to craft tortoise shell frames (with a stock of turtle shells acquired before the convention of Washington in 1974 which forbid the commerce and importation of turtle shells to protect the species): an extremely sophisticated and demanding art mastered by only a handful of artisans on the planet.
Since 12 years, Maison Bonnet decided to allow more customers to have access to their extraordinary bespoke experience by working with new materials like buffalo horn or cotton acetate (an organic and bio degradable plastic).
A one-of-a-kind artisanal company and a passionate family of craftsmen who recently opened a workshop in London-Mayfair to serve an ever-growing clientele of discerning ladies and gentlemen.
Maison Bonnet Website: maisonbonnet.com/en
Maison Bonnet Instagram: instagram.com/maisonbonnet
03:26 Double Breasted 6X2 Green Chalk Stripe by Sartoria Ripense Rome (instagram.com/sartoriaripense)
07:07 Double Breasted 6X1 Tennis Stripe by Cifonelli Bespoke Paris (cifonelli.com)
10:34 Single Breasted Dusty Rose by Enzo Custom MTM (https://tap.bio/@enzocustom)
16:14 Double Breasted 4X1 Red Flannel by Diehm Bespoke Munich (instagram.com/diehmbespoke)
20:56 Double Breasted Uniform by Maximilian Mucska Bratislava (instagram.com/maximilian_mucska)
To watch the previous episodes of this series see below :
Episode 1 : youtube.com/watch?v=XYG9pKPt8hY
Episode 2 : youtube.com/watch?v=GlX3DKVcAUU
Episode 3 : youtube.com/watch?v=mqH_R5GNda8
Episode 4 : youtube.com/watch?v=lwoO-Gy35pw
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02:49 The Homburg
03:38 The Panama
04:45 The Pork Pie Hat
05:48 The Boater Hat
06:26 The Fedora
08:00 The Top Hat
08:53 The Bowler Hat
10:00 The Trilby
11:06 The Stetson (Cow -Boy Hat)
12:14 : The Cordobes (Spanish Hat)
12:47 How to style your hat
Give the hat a chance!
This episode is dedicated to the memory of our friend Luigi Dalcuore who left us last month because of this difficult virus. Rest in peace Gigi, we will never forget you.
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During this rare and in-depth discussion, you will discover the incredible path of a young man, who started in 1984 as an apprentice in the French League of Craftsmen "Les Compagnons du Devoir", who then won his stripes at John Lobb Paris and Berluti before spreading his own wings by buying an obscure small bespoke shoemaking workshop in Paris near Place Vendôme at the beginning of the 1990's.
Pierre’s solo beginnings are far from uncomplicated, especially in the early years. But things change in 1992, when world famous fashion columnist Suzy Menkes steps through the door of Pierre’s tiny workshop and becomes enamored with Corthay's shoes. A few days later she publishes in the Herald Tribune, an article about a young, obscure Parisian shoemaker unknown to the general public. Moments later, the telephone of the Rue Volney workshop starts to ring, and not long after, the Sultan of Brunei places an order for 140 pairs of bespoke shoes! At the same time, the iconic Parisian House of Lanvin signs Corthay for all its bespoke orders, turning his story into fairytale material.
This is the true story of an artisan who has inspired a whole generation of young shoemakers and who has been a driving force behind the renewed interest of many gentlemen for quality shoes and for traditional craftsmanship.
If you are interested in socks :
- please don't miss the best e-shop in the world for luxury socks: Mes Chaussettes Rouges in Paris (meschaussettesrouges.com/en)
- please visit this Instagram page: instagram.com/thatguysshoes
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Links from the show :
Cifonelli bespoke Paris: cifonelli.com
Enzo Custom USA: enzocustom.com
NH Sartoria Milano: http://www.nhsartoria.it
To know more about the Spectator shoes featured in this show please follow this link: parisiangentleman.com/blog/collaboration-parisian-gentleman-x-tlb-mallorca-spectator-shoes
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For this purpose he takes advantage of the collaboration Sartorial Talks and Parisian Gentleman launched a few days ago with the famous shoemaker TLB Mallorca and shows how to pair 5 magnificent Spectator Oxfords shoes with 5 bespoke suits.
To know more about this collaboration please follow this link : parisiangentleman.com/blog/collaboration-parisian-gentleman-x-tlb-mallorca-spectator-shoes
12:24 : How to pair dark brown shoes with your suits.
15:33 : How to pair dark brown shoes (featuring a stronger patina with "Museum" leather) with your suits.
16:40 : How to pair navy blue shoes with suits (or casual chic outfits).
18:05 : How to pair black shoes with suits.
20:08 : How to pair gold brown shoes with suits (or mismatched outfits).
The price of these high-end shoes are €475 if you live outside the EEC (shoetrees and shipping included) and €575 if you live in the EEC. Please note that each model is available in FOUR widths : E,F,G and H (F being the regular width).
To know more about the shoes and order them: tlbmallorca.com/categories/73
If you have any doubt about your size and/or your width, don't hesitate to drop an email to Toni at info@tlbmallorca.com or to Hugo at hugo@parisiangentleman.fr
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Cheers! Hugo & Sonya
In these troubled times, this may sound like an unimportant question, but it is a crucial one. In this episode Hugo and Sonya Glyn discuss the incredible potential power of listening and debating, but in a civilised manner: A way of interacting the world and the media seem to have forgotten these days...
2:50 : Know when NOT to speak
2:58 : No dismissive answers
3:20 : Don't be self-righteous
3:33 : Leave arguing to debates
20:13 : Do be selective
23:00 : Do keep your commitments
25:37 : Do be mindful of your audience
27:02 : Do practice omission
28:12 : Learn to say NO firmly
29:18 : Let your opinion change
33:12 : Don't be pretentious
36:30 : Do practice genuine humility
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How will the style industry survive this sanitary and economic crisis?
Will we change the way we buy sartorial items? Will the online business become more powerful than the traditional retail? Is it possible to buy suits, shirts and shoes online without the risk of choosing the wrong size? Will we buy less but better quality and more sustainable garments ? Is it the beginning of the end of "fast-fashion"?
Please join us in this discussion by commenting and sharing your point of view in the comment section below.
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In this short "Bonus" episode produced by Patreon, Hugo, Sonya and Greg explain how a small personal blog (Parisian Gentleman) became, over the years, a bona fide sartorial media with a blog, two YouTube channels, one podcast channel, three books (in two languages) and an ever-growing international community of sartorial cognoscenti on social media.
Hugo explains how the Patreon page helped the PG team to finance its development, to improve its production frequency and to invest in broadcast quality Audio/Video equipment at home.
He also share his thoughts about the current creative system and why the Patreon revolution - which allows a creator to be financially supported by his followers - may represent a great opportunity for artists and creators, especially during these unprecedented times.
To go further and read the related article on the Parisian Gentleman blog: parisiangentleman.com/blog/of-style-and-patience-5-tips-for-your-sartorial-journey
Coco Chanel said that when everything else fades, it remains.
Audrey Hepburn said everyone has his own.
A common perception is that you must put a lot of thought and effort into displaying style in the way you dress and present yourself to others. It's certainly one of the most overused words other than chic and fashion, within the realm of how we dress.
In this episode, Sonya and Hugo discuss two techniques to try to develop your own style, beginning with a method called heuristics, and ending with a revelation specific to finding your style by E.B. White (discussed in his 1959 enlarged and revised work by William Strunk, Jr. in his dissertation, “The Elements of Style” from 1918).
Read the full article on the Parisian Gentleman's blog here: parisiangentleman.com/blog/that-word-called-style
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00:54 : How to iron a shirt without an iron
2:06 : How to replace a missing button, with no time to sew
3:26 : What to do when there's a stain on your shirt
4:52 : How to go casual in a few easy steps
6:29 : How to easily fix a hem that came loose
7:45 : How to deal with a suit that is pilling
8:56 : How to tie your shoes so they don't come untied.
10:12 : A fast way to care for your leather goods
11:30 : What to do when your shoes are slightly too small
12:40 : How to deal with blisters on your feet
13:45 : How to deal with a tie that's unevenly tied
14:15 : How to deal with dirty finger nails
15:40 : What to do when your trousers are too large


