CityScope® magazine Southern Gentleman™ - Sartorial Statements from Local Clothiers
There’s nothing quite like a well-tailored suit. It makes a man seem taller, trimmer, and stronger. Whether you buy off-the-rack or made-to-measure, a tailor can transform a piece of cloth into a sartorial statement worth making.
Chris Lesar is sporting a beautiful houndstooth flannel suit with peak lapels, putting a refined spin on this old Welsh cloth. Paired with the more subtle-patterned shirt, complementary pocket square, and striped wool tie, the blending of textures and patterns creates a cohesive look.
Yacoubian Tailors:
Hart Schaffner & Marx flannel suit. Dion silk-wool tie. Eton cotton dress shirt and pocket square.
Never be afraid to go bold. Troy Kemp’s ensemble illustrates that mixing patterns just takes a little balance. His blue-striped shirt subtly sets the tone for his bright yellow paisley tie to take center stage.
Bruce Baird & Co.:
Southwick worsted wool two-button suit. Gitman Bros. cotton dress shirt. Robert Jensen silk tie. Seaward & Stern pocket square.
Black tie will never go out of style. Channeling James Bond in this classic tuxedo, Kyle House proves that you can never be overdressed.
Hardwick:
Classic Atticus fit tuxedo jacket & flat-front tuxedo pant. Bruce Baird & Co. provided Gitman Bros. cotton tuxedo shirt and R. Hanauer silk bow tie.
Sam Silvey makes the after-work outfit appear effortless. Dress any suit down with a checked blue shirt and patterned pocket square for an understated but enviable palette.
Jeremy Asher Clothier:
Merino wool suit with hand-stitched collar and lapels. Italian cotton dress shirt. Handmade Italian silk pocket square.