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I spoke to Edward Sexton. He tells me that he is currently plannning his next US trip and will then post dates on his site. He tells me that in the meantime examples of his work are available at Jon Green in New York.

Hi, yes edward sexton founded Nutters with tommy and was the technical genius behind the work. He then went on to help stella establish herself, creating all the tailoring blocks for her first catwalk shows at chloe in Paris. He is now based in Beauchampl Place knightsbridge producing only bespoke w...

Following the Pitti Imagine savile row London Cut exhibition in Florence Edward Sexton appears to be becoming the grandfather of Savile Row. He was treated as a real legend by the Row while he was there. I see that he has a new website at www.edwardsexton.co.uk and as he does not feature very much h...

Just wanted to comment on the T&A point. About a year ago I was having a few bespoke shirts made at Dometakis in Great Portland ST in the west end of london. When I arrived they were making the shirts for the new Bond movie!! My shirts were delayed while this was going on, and when I went for fittin...

Hi, John Pearce is over in Meard St, near Soho. I wouldnt say that his stuff is overly flashy, although cord suits in bright colours and unusual shirt materials are in evidence. Mark Powell can do flashy, Edward Sexton in Beauchamp Place can do flashy, and Udeshi can do some original pieces too. Tha...

Gentlemen, I am putting together a piece on Edward Sexton. I am looking for images of anything he has produced from the time he was with Tommy Nutter at Nutters in Savile Row right up to the present time under his own Edward Sexton label. I am particularly interested in images from you own collectio...

I use Edward Sexton in Beauchamp Place. I have had six made this year and every one is magnificent - would never go anywhere else now.

Gentlemen, I wonder if you might help me. I am looking for a bespoke shoe maker to make a pair of dark green lizzard shoes like these below, which I found at the V&A museum in London. I have tried a couple of the traditional london makers but they are not too keen - I need someone who appreciates th...