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Steed are happy to announce the October 2009 USA Itinerary & due to the success of the Washington DC trip in June, Edwin will again be visiting The Capital.
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Chicago
Monday, 5th October
The Drake Hotel
140 East Walton Pl
312 787 2200
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Washington DC
Wednesday, 7th October
The Hay-Adams Hotel
Sixteenth & H Streets
N.W. Washington
202 638 6600
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New York
Friday, 9th October & Saturday, 10th October
The Kimberly Hotel
145 east 50th Street
212 755 0400
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Boston
Monday, 12th October & Tuesday, 13th October, till noon
The Eliot Hotel
370 Comnmonwealth Ave.
617 267 1607
Congratulations to the staff at the Eliot Hotel after being voted the #1 Small Hotel in the US & Canada and One of the Top 20 Hotels in the World! By Travel & Leisure - August 2009
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I look forward to meeting customers, old & new alike and as always I will be offering both my Semi-Bespoke & Bespoke service.
I carry a wide selection of cloths but if anyone has any particular requestes for a certain bunch, please don't hesitate to ask.
Obviously the days between cities I will be traveling. However, there maybe an opportunity to see customers, late afternoon, early evening of those days.
If you’d like to make an appointment, I would appreciate it if you could contact me prior to the trip, so that I can organise my day to accommodate everyone.
Best regards,
Edwin DeBoise
Steed Bespoke Tailors
+44 (0) 20 7287 7227
http://www.steed.co.uk/
http://www.steeds-view.blogspot.com/
edwin@steed.co.uk
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An Insight Into The World Of Savile Row Tailoring and various sartorial subjects, by Steed Bespoke Tailors, Savile Row, London.
Friday, 24 July 2009
Tuesday, 14 July 2009
Steed In Print
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Whilst in Washington, I met up with a lovely lady called Gilda Haber who grew up in Bethnal Green, in the East-End of London, where coincidentally my Father also grew up. She however now resides in DC.
Gilda has written a short story which has recently been published, called Mourning Becomes Electra, in which Steed Features.
The story revolves around Gilda herself, a hat designer and maker by trade (Hats By Haber) and a Widow named Mrs. Knox, who came to her for an Elegant Black Satin or Silk Hat for her late Husband's Funeral.
Steed is mentioned in the section of the story below, where the latest husband of Mrs Knox visits her for a hat of his own and Gilda notices the Steed label.
"I seized his jacket and read the bespoke tailor’s name embroidered inside the inner right breast pocket, “Steed of Savile Row.” Every good tailor kept a list of his clients. Even if he’d altered his name, I knew his unusual suit color and fabric. "
"Tomorrow, I would call Steed in London. I now turned and held up his jacket, the softest blend of wool and cashmere, delicious to the touch. $1,800 a meter, a Prince’s raiment, and helped him slide his arms into it."
Steed has also been mentioned in Ed Hayes' book, Mouthpiece, as one of his tailors.
Maybe one day we will be mentioned as 007's favourite tailor?
Whilst in Washington, I met up with a lovely lady called Gilda Haber who grew up in Bethnal Green, in the East-End of London, where coincidentally my Father also grew up. She however now resides in DC.
Gilda has written a short story which has recently been published, called Mourning Becomes Electra, in which Steed Features.
The story revolves around Gilda herself, a hat designer and maker by trade (Hats By Haber) and a Widow named Mrs. Knox, who came to her for an Elegant Black Satin or Silk Hat for her late Husband's Funeral.
Steed is mentioned in the section of the story below, where the latest husband of Mrs Knox visits her for a hat of his own and Gilda notices the Steed label.
"I seized his jacket and read the bespoke tailor’s name embroidered inside the inner right breast pocket, “Steed of Savile Row.” Every good tailor kept a list of his clients. Even if he’d altered his name, I knew his unusual suit color and fabric. "
"Tomorrow, I would call Steed in London. I now turned and held up his jacket, the softest blend of wool and cashmere, delicious to the touch. $1,800 a meter, a Prince’s raiment, and helped him slide his arms into it."
Steed has also been mentioned in Ed Hayes' book, Mouthpiece, as one of his tailors.
Maybe one day we will be mentioned as 007's favourite tailor?
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