I love how you can speak so well and explain so clearly unscripted 👌

I feel quite relieved that when I went to have my first bespoke experience after watching a lot of your videos and a few from other content creators I had a well formed idea of what I wanted. I have gone a slightly a slightly different path than you suggested due to not having to wear a suit for work. I started with a sports jacket going in with the idea of it being green and a light tweed, but was talked into brown with large blue squares and now I am having my first proper blue suit made it has a pattern but from a distance it won't be visible. My tailors even made the comment on my sports jacket that they where impressed on my knowledge and knowing roughly what I wanted as most of the people they get for their first one they said didn't have much of an idea which made it more difficult for them to give them exactly what they wanted. So once again thank you for imparting yours and your wife's experience into such well made videos I look forward to the next from a 33y new sartorialist.

Im losing weight and can't wait to get my first Bespoke experience. Your channel has awaken the gentleman suit wearer I once was.

Hi Hugo! Respect from India. Thank you for being a Huge Inspiration! I am 28, and I'm just done with the first fitting of my bespoke suit from my family tailor. A 6*1 full floating canvas construction with deconstructed Spalla Camicia Shoulders (Italy is closer to our tropical climate). I respect you speaking about your roots being French and hence I went ahead with an Indian 250 gm Ecru Hemp Fabric (Mostly India sources the linen thread from Europe, but in hemp they are grown in Uttarakhand and are locally woven). And to compliment them a violet handloom silk tie with Ikat pattern (A tribal dyeing from the South) and a White Khadi (Handloom Cotton) kerchief as a pocket square. You are true Hugo! The joy is there in anticipating.. :) You should visit India someday! It is the land of Cashmere and Silk. Regards, Siddhant

I don't take fashion advice from anyone. I ignore rules, I ignore trends and wear what I want when I want it. *I'm just here to listen to that charismatic soothing elegant accent of Hugo's!*

Thank you Hugo for your helpful tips that you have been sharing with us for years. Your words mean a lot and I think that young men in search of a role model should just type in Sartorial Talks and enjoy your and your wonderful wife s wisdom. Happy Easter to everyone that will celebrate it and best and warmest regards to the whole world that is currently suffering from this disease.

Thank you Hugo. All the teaching and guidance from each of your lectures has me more and more confident to purchase my Bespoke wardrobe.

You explain in a way everyone can understand. That's unique. Take care and be safe my freind !!!

I love your videos, Hugo. You have a wonderful presentation style and you are knowledgeable.

Really love the quality and attention to detail in the shots. Keep them coming! 👌🏻

Wise advise from a wise man with the grey hair.This advise can be used accross the board in multiple facets of life.Thank you Mr Hugo❤❤👍👍

I am really missing the intro music but as always loving Hugo's charisma.

I love watching your content so much! Appreciate your job and thanks for all the knowledge you pass to us.

Thank you so much for your insight and tips. I am going to get my first bespoke suit made in Vietnam of all places. I am very excited but also nervous and these tips help me enormously. It will help me make the best of my time on this family/sartorial vacation!

I loved your video with Kirby Allison. Always good content, someday I will order my first bespoke, thank you for the inspiration Mr. Jacomet!

Thank you, Hugo, for the great advice and insight into the bespoke tailoring process. Your enthusiasm and love for fine tailoring comes through in this video.

This is a much needed video, very informative and helpful. Thank you, Hugo!

Thank you for your perspective on bespoke tailoring. I'm hoping to get my first bespoke jacket done later this year when lockdown eases for my close friend's wedding so this really helps!

Fantastic walk through on how to "think" on the bespoke process, this is very helpful!

Great information, Hugo, much appreciated. It's great that people like you still put in a lot of work to educate and help understand the steps and the whole bespoke process therefore make it easier for tailors and clients to communicate as well and as a conclusion, make better and more calibrated garments in the end thanks to this better understanding. Keep it up 😀

Thank you so much Hugo for being such a style inspiration! After watching your videos for months I finally got my first custom suit. I can't quite afford bespoke yet as a 20 year old university student, but I fell so much in love with that garment that I'm having two more made. Luckily a quality suit where I live only costs about 700 euros (made on location by a single guy too, really lucky to have found such a great tailor) . I went for a blue windowpane and prince of Wales because I love patterns. Your videos have helped show how much passion and artistry goes into this beautiful craft, keep up the good work!

Sartorial Talks is now at 90k subscribers!!! Congratulations! 100k is just around the corner!

Cheers, Hugo! I saw you and Sonya on Kirby's channel, live. You were great, and I love to see these at home linkups to shows, it's so much more intimate. In a sartorial setting, it shows how comfortable it can be, even from home. Stay safe, my friend!

Thank you Hugo, you're drop of fresh air these days.

Thank you for this video! I'm still young, just starting my career and will likely get my first bespoke suit soon. This has been very useful. Cheers, Hugo.

Hi Hugo,You are extremely intelligent its an absolute honour listening to you,take care God Bless us all.....Cheers

Thank you for walking us through the journey of getting a suit made, as I think it's important for (young/new) sartorialists to deepen the understanding of the process to value the artisanship going into the finished product. It will probably still take some time (and exercise) until I'll be able to get into real bespoke tailoring myself, but thanks to you I can start this journey well prepared!

I'm surprised it took me so long to watch this video. I had been thinking what's involved in bespoke suit-making. Hopefully, I'll be able to get my first next year. Maybe for my birthday! Thank you Hugo for the advice!

I started the video ,,and suddenly its finished!!! Time is flaying when i listen to you my Dear Hugo !)). What a great important tips from an expert ,,and i hope i could use them one day !!. Was great pleasure to see you live with dear Sonya last night and both of you always look elegant. Stay save ,and Happy Easter to both of you , LOVE from Cairo, Egypt.

Thank You Hugo 😀😊👍🏼 May You & Sonya Have a Great Easter 😊👍🏼

This video will come in handy. I know that I will at least own one bespoke suit in my life time, but probably many more. I am still young and look forward to the day I can get a perfectly fitting 1930s suit. Thank you Hugo.

Great work as always Hugo (and team)! One additional word of advice for anyone who may see this comment is that not all great tailors have great taste. If you can afford it, I suggest you consider commissioning your first suit at a house with a person whose style you admire. Examples that immediately come to mind include; - The Cifonelli brothers @ Cifonelli in Paris. - Luca Rubinacci @ Rubinacci (both in Naples or Milan) *Note his father has a different style - Andrea Luparelli @ Sartoria Ripense in Rome. - Antonio Liverano and Taka @ Liverano & Liverano in Florence. The amount of options available is often overwhelming, so guidance with stying eliminates much of the guesswork and increases the likelihood you will be satisfied with the end result.

Amazing help - thank you so much! Excited for my upcoming first experience in late February. Thank you again!

Hugo is G.O.A.T! Thanks for this video.

Thank you for this. I am planning my first bespoke suit hopefully this year. I have an idea in my mind but this videowill seriously help me. Great video

Thank you Hugo, another interesting video and your manner of presenting is very captivating. This is my favourite channel and whilst I have not yet been able to graduate to my first bespoke suit, although it has been my dream for a decade and more, I was nevertheless pleased to see that in one of your videos there was glimpse of the logo for Vitale Barberie Canonico, having just bought a suit that has material from there. I mentioned you in a post of LinkedIn as there has been a discussion on the value of how to dress in business with one comment saying that the suit should been confined to the stone age. naturally my comment in response was not in agreement. I wish you and Sonya very happy Easter. Thank you again.

Dear Hugo, what an excellent walk through into the magnificent world of taking care of oneself... A gentleman that takes care of his attire and tailors it to his needs and taste, will most definitely take equal care of his life; his profession; his love, and tailor his moves and decisions accordingly. I am so waiting for this quarantine to be over, to order my first Bespoke suit... You are truly inspiring. Harris

THIS WAS REALLY HELPFUL

You are a genuine lifesaver!

I love your passion Hugo! Thank you for sharing. You have really influenced my ideas on style. Especially lapel width and I hope one day to get a double-breasted suit!

Thank you, Hugo ... many fantastic ideas ... this helps a lot! 🌺🙏🌺

Ah. Another informative video from Hugo to get us through social isolation. Cheers!

Learned a lot! Thank you Hugo!!

Hi Hugo, the sound is great at this video. Well done.

I love this guy

Good evening Hugo I hope that this finds you well, may I say how much of a help your vides and advice and knowledge are I helping us all sartorially, and in these very strange times, I have spent many days in my garden enjoying reading your books , so may I thank you for that, so please stay safe to you and all of your loved ones, kind regards your friend Ryan.

Thank you Hugo. I get excited each time I see you have posted a new video. I am in the process of replacing my wardrobe and I have learnt a lot over the past 40 years but not as much as I have since watching Sartorial Talks. Did you have a mentor/inspiration when you started your Sartorial start?

Seriously thank you for this video.

Excellent advice. Thank you.

You are the best!

I'll be going in for my first bespoke suit fitting soon at Sartoria Ciccio in Tokyo, glad to have some more advice! Thank you for the guidance and inspiration you've given leading me down the bespoke path 🙏 Cheers! ~Mario, 22 🇺🇸

Hey Hugo thank you so much for helping me on my sartorial pass, I’m 25 years old and i will get my first bespoke suit soon ( I will exchange my wardrobe like you years ago). This video came to a perfect time you are a real inspiration and a Rolemodel for me. Greetings from Germany , and stay healthy in this hard times :)

Thank you Hugo, great video! The only thing probably missing are some guidelines on what to expect as a price tag for a tailor in Paris or London. Keep up the good work and stay safe.

brilliant video again Hugo, stay safe my friend

Your channel finally convinced me to save up for a true bespoke suit. It'll likely be another few months before I get there, but that's quite alright. You can't be in a hurry when you're after true quality. Have you considered making any videos on the related gentlemanly topics of fragrances and dress watches? Those topics already have huge audiences on KZfaq, but most videos are very, should we say, consumeristic. I'd very much appreciate to hear your thoughts and particularly how your philosophy applies to these ways of presenting oneself to the world.

This Is Exquisite!!!

Fantastic sir !! Thanks a lot 🙏🏻

Excellent, as usual.

Would be great to have a video or series of videos where you go for an actual fitting (or for every fitting) for a bespoke suit..

Hey Hugo, love your videos. I was wondering if you could make a videos on watches and your personal watch collection ?

Hey Hugo, said it before, both you and Sonya not only have the knowledge, but the gift of delivery. In particular, Sonya has the crispest diction I've heard outside of a performance setting. Nice! Also, please reprint The Italian Gentleman in large format. I won't be satisfied until my coffee table collapses under the weight.

Many thanks Hugo for another great video. Is it possible to provide the lapel width of the jacket you are wear in this video? I like wearing wide lapel and I already have a suit jacket with 3-3.5 inch width but yours look more classic with wider width. Thanks.

Great video Hugo!

Thanks

Thanks Hugo I have plans to get my first bespoke in the near future really needed this advice and please pass my regards to your beautiful wife Sonya

Thanks for your help

Perfect video!!!

Engaging intonation and delivery.

Thank you!

Thank you

Customers who have decided to go bespoke for the first time, ought to investigate the house styles first. Find the tailor with a style you like; if you are that new, then a good consultant should be having a conversation with you. How you wear it, what you like. Also, what you want out of it, when are you wearing it? A good consultant can have a solid conversation before the measuring tapes even get used. Colours and patterns can affect the choice of cloth; and feeling the cloth is crucial. There are so many options, when presented with 150 different buttons, it's ok to not know which to pick, but a good consultant can narrow those choices to a manageable 3 to 5 options. Most important for the first time bespoke buyer: someone that will make you feel comfortable. It might take two or three tailors, so be it. This suit is going to last for years, you want it to be a joyful experience every time you put it on.

Is by any chance you would one day make ASMRish style sartorial video? Since I found your voice and gesture always soothing. Cheers and stay safe, sir

Hugo, can you recommend two or three Italian tailors for full custom suits. I need tailors that are willing to work with my Thai silk suit fabrics. I live in Caribbean and wool no matter how light is too hot and cannot handle the wet, humid climate. Silk is much lighter, stronger and handles moisture better than wool. I can also put a lining and still be lighter than the lightest wool. I do like Cesare Antonelli, but I was told they won't work with my Thai silk. thanks, Dan

This is liquid gold

Hey everybody hope all is safe. Pls Hugo & Sonya make videos like this a lot more cuz you know we locked down

Hello Hugo, regarding first bespoke suit is it a good choice a 4 season suit ? considering im living in Rome, where winter is not so cold (4°-5° in few days of January, then 7-8 in December and February) and usually I 'm working in office with controlled temperature. I think a fresco wool can be enough. Thanks and many congratulations for your show

Dear M. Jacomet, What kind of weave would you recommend to begin a wardrobe? Thank you! Best regards

Thanks for the excellent content! What is your opinion on Sid Mashburn (in Atlanta too!) tailoring brand/service? Also, a bit off topic: what is your opinion on Bally shoes? Is it another marked-up brand like Ferragamo or a good shoe maker?

I'm having trouble finding a good resource for finding bespoke tailors available based on region. I live in Florida and can't fly to Europe, much less for 3-4 fittings. Is there a forum I can go to?

Im on my 3rd Bepoke Suit

Hi there! I’m a little confused with the fact You don’t talk about American sartorial traditions on Your channel and especially considering the fact Sonya is an American herself. I could’ve probably missed it but just in case I didn’t, I’m asking are You going to release a video regarding American sartoria, traditional and so called Ivy League styles, cuts, silhouettes, fabrics so on and so forth? Cheers 😊

I will have to try Neapolitan style maybe, my shoulders are wide and big and I stand at 190cm. You can see in my profile picture...hard to find anything that looks right.

For some reason I think Hugo looks like Doctor Alexandre Manette from Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities

How do you go about choosing the right tailor?

Hi Hugo, Can you please give me a list of high quality internet made to measure brands, Or do you have a video link from a video you've already created on that subject? If anyone else knows anything, please tell me. Much appreciated, and thank you.

You are handsome and look very smart in your very lovely suit, Sir. I find you striking!

would like to see to make an entrance by waking towards your chair and then leave the chair in the end credit to see your suit from all sides. cheers.

That tie is fantastic. Who makes it?

Here's how my first will go: "Hi, I'm an engineer. Please help me not dress like a stereotypical engineer." 🤣

Do you think companies or men in general would be interested in a traveling bespoke suit business where the company comes to you takes 90 of your measurements and does a custom pattern for each customer there’s just one fitting instead of two or three

Hi Hugo. Great content, as usual. By the way, i have a question. Is it true, that first bespoke suit gonna be the worst compared to second, third bespoke suit?

Hugo, I love your Sartorial insights and content. I am yet to commission my first bespoke suit and I was wondering what the average cost is for a high quality mens bespoke suit? Thank you for all the content and stay safe. I am in NYC.

Hugo, what is the shoulder style in the suit you are wearing here? It’s perfect for me......

Would love to hear people's thoughts on whether the fabric weight rule of thumb changes based on the cloth? For example, will 250 gram 50 linen/50 wool quarter lined jacket wear cool enough in summer? Same question question for a quarter lined 265 gram hopsack wool vs a 265 lined worsted wool?

I have the option to have a custome made suit. Should i go handmade orachine work. And why?? It is also my first suit

One of my pals went to Savile Row for his first ‘special’ suit. I went along with him and ignored all my advice! He jumped at a (beautiful) super 150 blue worsted fabric that they showed him when he walked through the door. He actually waved me away when I tried to tell him to go for something less pricey and harder wearing. Seeing that he has a 45’ chest and a 30’ waist I advised him on limiting the waist suppression. He again didn’t listen and the tailor did as my pal asked, with an extremely suppressed cut. I didn’t have the heart to tell him that he looked (in the finished suit) like a cross between a cartoon villain and a slim large breasted woman in business attire. He was absolutely delighted with the way it looked on him, so I guess that’s what really matters. I’d love to see him in a more relaxed cut eg Anderson and Sheppard. I think it’d just look more elegant on his already very athletic frame. Great advice to any person going for their first suit Hugo. I’m off to browse your splendid books - I only knew really about English tailoring before I got your work. French and Italian tailoring is really stunning! I have learned so much, thank you.

Hey Hugo, can you make a video on colognes as well. I believe how a man smells is also a part of being a gentleman.

Hi Hugo thanks for the video. I have a question i would be very happy if you would help me. I am 18 years old and I would really like to purchese a custom suit as my first one. i do only have the budget to go made to measure, but what worries me is the fit. for how many years will a custom suit fit me? I'm worried that my size might change. do you have an advice for me? Thanks, Johnathan.

Dear Mr Jacomet. What is your opinion on beskope tailors that would insist on only one fitting, mostly 2. Would that be regarded as a real beskope?

Hey Hugo I'm from india. Do you have any specific advice as per India's climate