December 18, 2006

christmas party

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[Tho­mas awash in Xmas cheer etc.]
Yes­ter­day was our second annual English Cut Christ­mas party.
Tho­mas and I hired an old 1960s dou­ble dec­ker bus and ferried 50-odd peo­ple– an eclec­tic bunch of tai­lors, sup­pliers, cus­to­mers and friends– down to Lee­ming House on the banks of Ulls­wa­ter, for a slap-up meal.
It was so lovely I can­not begin to tell you. It’s been an inc­re­di­ble two years. As I said to my guests in my [mer­ci­fully short] after-dinner speech, who would’ve gues­sed that in such a short time, two under-employed mave­ricks– a mar­ke­ting guy and a Savile Row tai­lor– would create such a won­der­ful little com­pany?
In my opi­nion the cool thing about English Cut is not the pro­duct, or how much money it makes. The cool thing about English Cut is that it makes a lot of peo­ple very happy. And yes­ter­day more than con­fir­med this.
That’s what it’s all about, really.

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3 Responses to “christmas party”

  1. Ellee says:

    What more could they want, and how lovely to be taken to Ulls­wa­ter too.

  2. the suits 2.0 look — con­trasts nicely with the uni­forms at Le Web anti-suits thingy. Love it!
    Happy Cum­brian Christ­mas Hugh!

  3. Peter says:

    Merry Christ­mas and good luck.