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Luxury. Id like to see clokes and capes come back in fashion. 😊😊😊

I love a good trench coat. I've have several that I've worn through the years. They have always caught my eye. Just wish that it didn't have bad connotations connected with it.

My tailor is GOODWILL

The year is 2047. No one can even remember what a trenchcoat is, let alone wears one. Most guys from the age of 40 and over wear only hoodies that say “BLM” or “stop climate change”.

For short time I was a taylor

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The good old stuff ❤❤❤

Hey hey man you want to know something I wear those kind of ties all the time I love them I don't care if they look weird I like them technically I wear them all the time actually during the winter

Fellow gentleman, good day 🎩

Dougie and duggie dog flaps and flat caps comes to mind

Class 👋

Love the fact you are preserving the Harris tweed; agreed - you won't get cloth of that quality again :-(

the rain coats and duffle coats are the best videos.

The immortal line, 'Girls are different to men'...

Embroidery floss, at least that’s what it is called in the US

Never take advice on clothing who wears orange trousers.

Original Montgomery duffel coats are also top quality Englisg made icons. 👌 Original Montgomery made these for the Royal Navy at the start of WW1 and Field Marshall Bernard Mongomery wore one of their garments in WW2. I agree that Gloverel are up there with Original Montgomery in terms of quality. A decent English made duffel coat will set you back about £450 in 2024.

Great stuff but a shame about the camera work

Our standards have fallen so far that an off the rack product from decades ago is of higher quality than a luxury product today.

What is going on with that flashing light, it is so distracting.

Id have to wear them lol

Very nice

Yes, my head is about 60 - 61 cm. And i have seen many top hats but none that fits. But i have put an auction on one top hat on the internet size 60 that was good quality and vintage and not so expensive.

Flat caps were interlined with burlap? Fascinating!

Was £95.00 then. Now seen them for £295.00 😮

I have a tan colour Gloverall duffle coat, had it for 18 yrs now. Looks great 🇬🇧

Love your videos, thankyou

I bought a Stetson flat cap today. £80. I’m pretty sure it has plastic at the front. I feel robbed now. I want leather as you said, it’s traditional and the best. I think hats might actually be something I end up collecting. As I was looking in to them, the variety of flat caps are unreal. Colours, styles, fabrics, etc. I found a flat cap that had been made from an old espresso coffee sack. Some are a middle ground between a baseball cap and more traditional flat caps. Really facinating pieces.

The shoes scream to be worn.

The duffle really suited you. Made for you.

Looks good sir

"Love having longer formats of David's content in one place! However, could we get them before the shorts? I think I've seen this before, but still excited to watch. Would be great to have the full version first, followed by bite-sized content. Thanks!"

keep these video comings, thanks again

Mr. Saxby is awesome

Thank you so much!❤

I didn't know how to do this until I saw this video

Love it,

I have a duffle but the sleeve armholes are a bit tight for proper use over much other garments. And I don't live in a place where it typically snows or even rains.

There's some rubbish talked about the small amount of polyester or maybe nylon added to woollen cloth. This guy seems to think it's to make it more waterproof; thats baloney. If you ask any textile technologist, they will tell you it's to improve dimensional stability; in other words, to help the garment keep its shape.

Bought a 3 piece over 40 years ago and, due to good husbandry, still looks great. Shame it appears to have shrunk!

Where can I buy one

Out of curiosity, will wool blends, cotton or man made fibers blended with wool, prevent moth damage?

11:50 - The chap he refers to who he bought those Henry Poole suits from, the chap who inherited a Clyde Shipyard at the age of twenty was noneother than Sir William Lithgow, 2nd Baronet. I know this because his father, Sir James Lithgow, 1st Baronet, went to my old school and I recall doing a lot of research into the family during my time in the archives. Sir James, his father, was Churchill's closest advisor in the realm of shipbuilding during the war. Sir James built up the world's biggest shipbuilding empire, and when he died his son, Sir William - only 18 or so at the time - and studying at the famous school Eton inherited the world's largest shipbuilding empire, a collection of multiple Clyde Shipyards.

Really enjoying your channel. Would really appreciate you discussing how you store and prevent clothes moths given you have many garments in your shop and many that are vintage. Thanks for your insights and stories.

You’ve forgotten the great Terry Haste; worked with Nutter…..currently making a pair of trousers for me……

Beautiful jacket!

Thank you.

My grandfather was a "car coat" wearer, almost exactly the same model as in the video. He was a very 'square' chap! ... and a smashing fellow.

What fabulously crafted coats! Thank you for the information on them. I’m a new subscriber. 🌿

How can someone purchase clothes from you?