The London Lounge

Gentlemen, what are the best books on tailoring, dressing, and sartorial style?

Of course, I cant help but think of Louis Armstrong:

"Man, if you gotta ask, you'll never know." (Response when asked to define jazz.)

Well, I'll try.

I would think that Sator's every evolving 'Bibliography for Cutters and Tailors' would be a good starting point.

carl browne wrote:Of course, I cant help but think of Louis Armstrong:

"Man, if you gotta ask, you'll never know." (Response when asked to define jazz.)

Well, I'll try.

St. Augustine: What, then, is time? If no one asks me about it, I know; [but] if someone asks me to explain it, I don't know. (Confessions xi, 17)

See thisconvenient list, by member manton:

dopey wrote:See thisconvenient list, by member manton:

Another list: http://www.savilerow.com/books.html

dopey wrote:See thisconvenient list, by member manton:

Beware: what is listed as Savile Row by Rizzoli (! ) and 19th in the list, is The Savile Row Story by Richard Walker, originally published in the UK by Prion in 1988. An excellent work, a history rather than a "style" or "how to dress" book.

Frog in Suit

a history of men fashion by Farid Chenoune
style and the men, for the stores.
and dressing the man, also, the book of ties.