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Herringbone Made to Measure Shirting & Suiting launches in all stores nationally tomorrow.
Insight and news from the sartorial world of Herringbone, Australia
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An interview with our Head of Tailoring, the champion of our Made to Measure Service, Mr Massimo Guglielmi.
Read on….
Based: 7 Macquarie Place, Circular Quay (but travels frequently for MTM appointments!)
Item you never leave home without: My sunglasses. I have lens for most of light conditions … I feel naked without them!
Most amusing question a Made to Measure client has asked: Countless of them, but one in particular is still impress in my mind: “Is it ok to dry-clean my suit once a week?”
Essential style tip: Be experimental until you’ll naturally find your look.
Favorite Sydney spot: Hugo’s (Manly) at Sunset.
Preferred tie knot: Four-in-Hand
What is the biggest challenge facing Sydney men to stay well-styled?: Majority of men in Sydney underestimate the importance of style and still consider it as mere vanity. They don’t realise that style is an expression of personality and the clothes they wear are a medium of communication.
The challenge is to find that individual style that complements and shows a man’s personality to the outside world. It takes some effort but once tapped into there are so many benefits this can bring to a man both professionally and socially…
To speak to Massimo about Made to Measure, register your details via style@herringbone.com or contact him directly on +61 2 9252 8106
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A quick getaway this Easter is at the top of all of our minds. But the hard part is knowing what to pack for simple, classic style on your long weekend.
We’ve got 3 great suggestions to make this easy for you!
1. Remember to pack items that can be worn more than once! Pack some Merino Pullovers - with the quick changes to the weather recently, Merino Knitwear in a plethora of Autumnal colours is the key to keeping warm.
2. Shirts, shirts & more shirts! Checks, Stripes & a few classic polains. Shirts are versatile and look great under a Jacket or Knit. We recommend a textured Herringbone Twill or Pinpoint for structure, warmth and clean weekend style.
3. Don’t forget to pack some Accessories. They can easily take your look from day to evening, or mix up an outfit you may decide to wear more than once. Plus - Bow Ties and Scarves take up minimal packing space (who wants to carry a heavy bag!) and showcase some sharp, sartorial style.
Need some inspiration? Visit our Online Boutique and shop for some essentials for your Easter weekend http://bit.ly/HCQPwY
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Name: Christian
Store: Collins Place, Melbourne
Item you never leave home without: My watch.
Most amusing question a customer has asked: If they could buy everything I was wearing.
Essential style tip: Concentrate on your shoes, these are your foundation.
Favorite Melbourne Spot: Brunch at Coin Laundry, Armadale.
Preferred tie knot: Four in Hand, or double of the same. I find anything else rather offensive.
What makes you Herringbone’s secret weapon: My knowledge of menswear & obsession with shoes.
Christian is Store Manager and shoe expert at our Collins Place, Melbourne store, originally hailing from England.
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$50 off until Sunday on all shirt & tie combinations!
Find your closest Herringbone store now or shop online.
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Racing season is a time to don your finest suit, polish your shoes and reach for the pocket square; a perfect occasion to express your most sartorial self. There are few restrictions, but elegance is the aim of any race day event. Autumn racing is no time to dress like you have rushed out of the office; however you need not match your outfit to the hue of your partner’s head piece. A flash of colour is fabulous, but avoid looking like a child’s birthday cake – it’s all about balance.

In planning your outfit I suggest a light charcoal or navy soft-shouldered suit; our Uptown Sharkskin and Washington Twill are two wonderful options. Whatever shade you choose, the cut is everything. Pop into one of our stores to discuss how a suit should fit. Tips: the shoulders should not be too wide and, although the length of your trouser is more subjective, there are still right and wrong ways to go about it.
Pair your tailored suit with a coloured gingham shirt and knitted tie, or opt for a classic white Herringbone weave shirt with a wonderful silk number. The pocket square is an indulgent bit of fun, not really needing to match anything, but a chance to complement your winning combination.
Finally, the shoes. In my opinion, the most important factor to finish any outfit. Avoid anything white, pointed, and anything that becomes higher at the tip. As you’re not in a corporate environment, you have the freedom to wear those tassel loafers or monk straps you treated yourself to and have been dying to wear.
Good luck and do pop into our stores this racing season for advice from our perfectly chosen staff.
— Christian, Store Manager at our Collins Place, Melbourne store.
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The first of our Autumn/Winter 12 collection takes inspiration from one of the most charismatic cities in the world: San Francisco. With its Golden Gate Bridge and architectural style embedded in the landscape, the beauty of a San Francisco sunset is unrivalled.
Featuring coral, deep blue and natural palettes, our AW12 collection begins with warm hues and classic lines. The fabrics in this wardrobe are designed to be layered; ideal for cities by the bay where climate is often subject to change.
Earthy tones rich in chocolates, camel and stone create an understated look that easily compliments brighter pieces, such as our linen check scarf, striking silk ties and ladies’ coral cashmere coat (all featured above).
Take a trip to San Fran and explore our new collection in store and online now.
Source: shop.herringbone.com
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Name: Natasha
Store: Woollahra, Sydney
Item you never leave home without: Wallet, phone & my store keys!
Most amusing question a customer has asked: A lovely lady once asked me, “What size shirt should I get my husband?”, presenting me with a passport-style photo from her bag.
Essential style tip: Fashion trends change from season to season. Build your wardrobe around classic items, like our charcoal Finlay suit, navy Washington Twill suit, and classic white & blue Herringbone weave shirts. Add fresh colours & accessories from the new collection to make your look as individual as you are.
Favourite Sydney spot: Queen St, Woollahra cafes & shops
Preferred tie knot: Four in Hand with a little dimple through the middle
What makes you Herringbone’s secret weapon: My honesty. Customers always appreciate it.
Natasha is Store Manager and occasional in-house model at our Queen St, Woollahra store.
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We’re all about the finer details at Herringbone. With a choice of over one hundred Merino, Cashmere, Linen & Cotton cloths, explore the world of Made to Order suiting.
Click here to make an appointment with our Master Tailors.
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I'm about to start a career in the corporate world and would love some tips from your stylish team on ideas to wear to work. Thanks.
Asked by Anonymous
We would be delighted!
Gentlemen:
To start your corporate wardrobe, begin by collecting the essentials: a crisp white shirt & charcoal suit (our Finlay is a perennial favourite).
To create different looks day to day, we recommend accessorising with pieces that compliment & add interest to your outfit —for example, silk ties, warm knits, cufflinks & chic pocket squares.
Ladies:
Pair a classic shift dress in neutral tones with jackets in a striking colour. That way, you can wear the dress a few times a week & the pop of colour from the jacket will add a point of difference.
Currently in store are our beautiful black wool Anja & beige contrast Colette dresses. These can easily be paired with our winter corals or striking cobalt blue coats.
— An & Stephanie, Herringbone QVB, Sydney
A black shift dress is a great wardrobe staple that works trans-seasonally. During winter it can be worn with black opaque tights & boots instead of pumps if you desire.
To freshen up your outfit is easy: try different coloured blazers, cardigans worn with a belt over the top, or style your dress with different winter scarves.
— Tamara, Herringbone Chatswood, Sydney
