Combine the sensibilities of the English and the global sophistication of Hong Kong, and it’s only natural that menswear mavens would expect the height of quality and individuality from their bespoke tailor. There is no place in the world like Hong Kong, after all. But Raja Daswani knows that Hong Kong is a doorway to the world, and in order to custom-fit the world with quality and style, he maintains an astounding stock of 20,000 fabrics and covers all the major cities in the UK, USA, France, Germa... FULL REVIEW

If a tailor is known by the company he keeps, then Duncan Quinn is a haberdashery rock star. His handcrafted suits are finely finished, and the vibrant colors of the fabrics he works with reveal a rakish attitude inspired by the angry young men of the late ‘70s. This new bespoke approach, first appreciated by a few friends he made suits for, now has style icons like Diddy, Jeremy Piven, and Colin Farrell lining up at this “Best Of’s” original Nolita and recently opened Melrose Place location... FULL REVIEW

London’s Savile Row is associated with old-line tailoring, usually practiced by old men. It is the domain of the gray and grizzled within England’s dapper but dour style section. Someone forgot to tell Stephen Hitchcock, who forged a place for himself as a teen and began working the row at 16. A master coatmaker by 20, an expert at cutting and fitting by 25, Stephen emits an easy and friendly manner that reflects his own parents’ background in the trade, as well as his mastery of the bespoke art... FULL REVIEW