The London Lounge

Sator,
Taking the time to scan this information is a REAL service to our community and a real contribution to the future.
As an amateur tailor, I will carefully save these drafting instructions in my files.
Thank you.
/* ClarkeBMC */

Thank you for posting this.
It was very interesting. The sociological apsects are quite thought provoking.
I spend the hour listening and preparing a muslin for a new winter over-coat.

On a Windows machine, if you right-click on the "RIght-Click to Download" area, a list will appear.
You may select "Save Target As" to save the mp3 file for later listening

I, too, would be glad to help with the typing if the OCR is not viable.

Etutee,
Comme d'habitude, c'est merveilleux.
(please excuse the high-school french)

The exposition on overcoats was particularily interesting, useful and unique.

Merci

/* clarkebmc*/

Hello,
You might try B. Black and Sons on L.A. : http://www.bblackandsons.com/
I have purchased Tailoring supplies from them (retail only) and found the supplies to be of high quality.

ibucephalus: The are a number of textile merchants on Rue St Hubert (near Jean Talon) in Montreal. There is a vast difference in the textile qualities but there were (as of 2 years ago) at least two shops which supplied hight quality suiting woolens. I don't recall seeing English fabric specifically...