Patrick R
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I’ve been losing a lot of sleep over the whole ordeal.
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I’ve been losing a lot of sleep over the whole ordeal.
Hi all, I was wondering for those who have used Anderson & Sheppard before, would it be considered sacrilegious if I asked for an ever so slightly more nipped waist than they would usually make their suits? Thank you.
I intend to pay them a visit soon and like everything about the cut except that it could be imo just slightly more nipped.
The young men who have stepped up after John Hitchcock's departure are anxious to show that they can accommodate a bit of style, even while keeping to the A&S traditions.
Don't worry at all about getting a more nipped-in waist. I have abundant first-hand proof of this. Mister Hall, Mr. Hitchcock's replacement, has been fitting me for several years now. It's he not me that brings the subject up, proactively suggesting that we bring the waist in. So by all means, proceed with A&S with confidence!
They're very accommodating. TBH, from my experience, the current house style isn't even that old-school traditional. It's a fairly modernized iteration.
Thank you for the responses guys! I'll proceed to pay them a visit soon..
I've been very happy with the "troika" that's handled my bespoke commissions. Ask for Mr. Heywood (for your cloth selection and overall ordering), Mr. Hall (to measure your jacket) and Mr. Malone (to measure your trousers). Good luck!
Do you find your A&S coats fit surprisingly trim and boxy given their history?