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Telegraph Business Club – Tuesday 13th June 2006

Wearing a three-piece suit was always going to be a risky move in weather like this. But I couldn't resist it when when I spoke at the Connecting with China conference in Bristol last week. After all, it was a very special suit.

I wrote a case study earlier in the year on a Leeds-based tailor called Harold Rose and the challenges facing his company - MasterTailor. I was so impressed by what I learned that I decided to invest in a bespoke suit for myself.
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Bespoke business plan would suit tailor
Daliy Telegraph – Tuesday 14th March 2006

Small is not a size that fits with Harold Rose's ideas for his made-to-measure clothing company says David Summer Smith.

Some men prefer to have the left arm of their suits slightly shorter that the right, according to Leeds based tailor Harold Rose. It allows others to see their Rolex watches more easily…
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New luxury made to measure shirt service

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The new ranges of cloth are arriving daily, the selection of designs and colours improve every season. If we don’t have your preference we will source it for you!

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The long, the tall and the short

It is a pleasure and a privilege to serve all our customers whatever their shape or size.

Our largest customer has a 72” chest and our smallest customer a 33” chest. The tallest is 6’7” and the shortest is 5’2”

If you are in between these sizes it will also be a pleasure and a privilege to serve you.

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