The London Lounge

You may have seen the standard BB blazer which I don't care for either. The BB Country Club blazer, however, is a nice RTW available in db or sb. I have one which I have been wearing for 4 years and it has held up well. It is an English cut, or as close as BB gets to one, with side vents, a supprese...

Most of the Jermyn St shirtmakers offer a Viyella blend of 80% cotton, 20% wool. They are suitable to wear with a tie, but are regarded as country shirts. This doesn't mean much is the US, but I assume it would in the UK.

While I wont be going to LA suit shopping, at least in the forseeable future, this is the type of info that we need concerning those who are rude, yet want to service sartorilists.

In Flusser's book "Dressing the Man", there is a picture of Jack Buchanan, the English hoofer who made "Band Wagon" with Astaire, wearing a pair of wide legged pants. This is the only man I have seen wearing them in the past 50 years of my sartorial life.

I've dealt with most of the Jermyn st shirt makers, and they have always shipped via Royal Mail, then USPS with no duty charged. Recently, I have run into problems with Alfred Dunhill and Duchamp of London in that they use courier services and charge duty on your order. This would be fine if the ord...

I am from Dayton, not too far from you. I have tried virtually every Jermyn St rtw shirt maker for the past five years. I have found that Harvie and Hudson is the best and possibly the most stylish. You can check their web site to get a sampling. Their stripes are truly what a British shirt should l...