February 25, 2005
english cut in fast company

A nice wee mention of English Cut on the Fast Company blog:
So it’s refreshing to learn about English Cut, a blog written by Thomas Mahon, a bespoke tailor on Savile Row in London. Since early this year, Mahon has been telling tales of his trade, shedding light on the work he does, the people he works with, and the people who wear his wares.
As I’ve said before, the entire output for Savile Row in a single year is only a couple of thousand suits… maybe five thousand, ten thousand, tops. This isn’t Burger King, the viral doesn’t have to be massive and huge in order to serve its purpose. It just has to simmer along there, just beneath the surface, spreading almost undetected.
I think that’s starting to happen.
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Thanks for commenting on our mention! I’m a huge fan of your work.
Fast Company NOW
Or just another well dressed cog in the Hughtrain.
After all those years of pitching enterprise software vendors as ‘transformative engines,’ Heath Row finally bites on a story about a tailor…
Go figure!
that damn englishcut blog has me obsessed. trying to figure out how to get the scratch together for a suit now…