Put This On, Season 2, Episode 3: (New) Traditions

Put This On visits London to look at the ways it has been shaped by (and has reinvented) its menswear traditions. We visit W. Bill, the legendary tweed vendor in a basement just off Savile Row. We talk with the painter and musician Ian Bruce about how he's reshaped the legacy of the SoHo dandy. We visit the Drake's factory to see how a tie is made. Then we go to Savile Row, and chat with tailor-owner Richard Anderson and owner-designer Patrick Grant about the tension between old and new in the world's original tailoring street. Plus Dave Hill offers his thoughts on sport sunglasses in Rudiments.

[@loooloool124]

Oh jeez, the tweed guy is awesomely adorable.

[@zoxxx78]

This is an intresting episode, i like it! Savile Row is the hart and the tradition of tailoring.

[@thehoffer]

Love the videos!

[@jigglery123]

hence, his visit to savile row

[@Lederfisken]

yeah he should change his hair and shave that mustasch =P