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A hasty iPhone snap I took from Anderson & Sheppard’s storefront in London. The second image shows a tailor at work in the cutting room, followed by the Saville Row-based team, and an example of the end product.
Their house style is described as:
” [a] lightly padded shoulder, draped chest, and gentle definition of the waist. Shoulder seams allow for movement and give a little. We cut a generous sleeve and ease the fullness into the smaller armhole by sewing. The shoulder seam is cut a little further back, and slightly on the bias, keeping the shoulder and the upper back of the jacket flat to the body. The set of the shoulder is a key element in the comfort and beauty of the look.
More details at the Anderson & Sheppard official site.
