The London Lounge

On Wednesday, August 22 2013, I’ll be posting the first in a very special two-part series featuring an interview of Mr. Jon Green, owner of Jon Green Bespoke.
Jon has been in business for over 25 years serving the most exclusive clientele from his Madison Avenue location in New York City.

Some highlights from the interview:
- Why custom tailoring at its finest is as much art as craft
- What a Jon Green client expects
- The importance of the tailor-client relationship
- Why a bespoke tailor is both teacher and craftsman
- Some of Jon’s most important lessons
- The Jon Green bespoke process step-by-step
- What constitutes the Jon Green house style (it’s not what you think!)
- The advantages of custom-tailored clothing
- Jon’s best coaching advice for someone “going bespoke” for the first time

Both he and I had a lot of fun doing this, and it's clear that Jon appreciates classic style. Not only that, Jon is a great guy who has a real passion for teaching men how to dress–and be–their best.

http://tailoredandstyled.com

Enjoy it!

Joe

Part 1 of my interview with Jon Green is up. You can read it here:

http://tailoredandstyled.com/how-to-go- ... or-part-1/

Jon is the owner of a highly respected bespoke altelier in New York City. His client lists includes the truly elite and his reputation for quality client consulting and garments is outstanding.

Jon offers excellent insight in this first post on how he got into the business, the importance of the tailor-client relationship, and the role teaching plays in achieving the true bespoke experience.

Part 2 follows tomorrow with advice from John on how to navigate the bespoke process, what to look for in choosing a tailor, and the state of the custom-made industry today.

Enjoy!