This link was sent to me by LL member and Cheo client Bruce Boyer. Not a huge site, but what it has is nice.
http://www.cheobespoke.com/
Website for Mr. Cheo, New York tailor
The snippets on the site are pleasant, but it exemplifies the conundrum that can be bespoke: you are not going to know whether it works until you tried it.
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It's a nice website which is more in the nature of an internet brochure.
Bruce Boyer is a big fan of Cheo's.
Cheo used to have a street level shop. It is a medical-professional building. I assume that on lease renewal the landlord wanted a multiple increase, there he moved upstairs. His old store is now the site of shoe store Taryn Rose.
His old shop was dusty and a bit frayed, but lovely, homey, and a little bit of England. His sign proclaimed "Old Savile Row".
Cheers.
Bruce Boyer is a big fan of Cheo's.
Cheo used to have a street level shop. It is a medical-professional building. I assume that on lease renewal the landlord wanted a multiple increase, there he moved upstairs. His old store is now the site of shoe store Taryn Rose.
His old shop was dusty and a bit frayed, but lovely, homey, and a little bit of England. His sign proclaimed "Old Savile Row".
Cheers.
I'll be in New York over the summer. I see that his style is one between World Wars.
I wonder if he can do as period authentic work as Mr. Okisaka from 30's Style.
Ray
I wonder if he can do as period authentic work as Mr. Okisaka from 30's Style.
Ray
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