Join us for a special NYC event on October 27 from 6pm to 7pm in Union Square. This is an informal opportunity to discover Sicilian bespoke tailoring in person. In particular, you will: Learn why Sicilian tailoring is the best kept secret in bespoke Meet the talented tailor behind Sicilian Reserve Enter to win a […]
Special event (October 27) : Lifting the veil off of Sicilian tailoring Read More »
In our digital age, we are fed a constant diet of Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and WeChat updates by friends, colleagues and digital influencers with millions of followers. People share anything and everything online. These days very little in terms of fashion and style is truly new or a secret. Women decide on the next handbag
I’m happy to announce our new Kickstarter campaign. Join us in exploring and sustaining the last secret left in bespoke tailoring. We have three reward levels: $25 for the second, updated edition of Sleevehead’s Guide to Sicilian Tailors in e-book form $250 for bespoke pants $1,250 for a bespoke jacket The campaign will end on
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I have been working the last few months on a new bespoke concept called Sicilian Reserve. Here’s a little teaser video…
I am working on launching a new bespoke concept called Sicilian Reserve. Follow me on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter at @sicilianreserve. The website will be launching soon…
A new project – Sicilian Reserve Read More »
I will be updating my 2011 guidebook on Sicilian tailors with a new edition. Expected date of publication is summer 2017. The second edition will provide improved visual content, updated tailor information and logistics. All customers of the original e-book will receive the updated second edition free of charge via the email address submitted at
Update – Sleevehead’s Guide to Sicilian Tailors Read More »
When I was researching my guide to Sicilian tailors five years ago, I became Mr. Arrigo’s first American customer. This is the first jacket I commissioned from him and it’s still one of my favorites. He also made the whipcord trousers I’m wearing in the photos. Shirt by Camiceria Flavia. Shoes by
Messina tailor Giuseppe Arrigo Read More »
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