Sentence examples for bespoke shirt from inspiring English sources

Tailors love the 16th-century Italian artist Giovanni Battista Moroni, as the Royal Academy – situated halfway between the bespoke shirt and made-to-measure pinstripe superhighways of Jermyn Street and Savile Row – has discovered.

A bespoke shirt is the same.

So what exactly goes into a bespoke shirt that makes one so superlative?

What is it that makes a bespoke shirt so much better?

A bespoke shirt sends the signals that you are successful, sophisticated and accept only the best; a man unwilling to compromise.

This adds years of extra life to a shirt, and, frankly, when you are paying as much as you are for a bespoke shirt, you want to get as much use out of it as possible.

Richardson will fit in well in Washington, with his bespoke shirts, enameled cufflinks, excessive cronyism and promotionalism.

Keats couldn't have been so poetic without bowers of dittany and sweetbriar; Fitzgerald required Delmonico's, bespoke shirts and the south of France.

Ginola and Humphrey both have bespoke shirts made, Humphrey at Pogson & Davis of Mayfair ("To this day, the best thing I've ever bought, fashion-wise").

Willis, a Jermyn Street shirt maker whose clients include Benedict Cumberbatch and Barack Obama, first had the idea of making bespoke shirts for wounded soldiers in 2008, after hearing a Radio 4 documentary on Headley Court, the military's medical rehabilitation centre near Epsom, Surrey.

Armani does not make bespoke shirts.