In this episode of Suit Yourself - The Menswear Podcast, we sit down with Simon Berg, co-owner of Götrich, one of Scandinavia’s oldest tailoring houses, based in Stockholm, Sweden.
We dive into the world of bespoke tailoring, classic menswear and Swedish tailoring tradition. Simon shares the story and heritage of Götrich, explains what goes into creating a truly bespoke suit, and discusses the differences between bespoke, made-to-measure and ready-to-wear.
We also talk about what makes a suit fit properly, how tailoring and menswear have changed over the years, what modern clients are looking for, and whether traditional craftsmanship still has a place in today’s fashion industry.
And yes, we also discuss Donald Trump’s infamous white-tie look and what can go wrong even when you have access to the best tailors in the world.
From suits and formalwear to craftsmanship, style and the future of bespoke tailoring, this episode is for anyone interested in classic menswear and the people keeping the art of tailoring alive.
Guest: Simon Berg, Götrich
Stockholm, Sweden
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Topics: Bespoke Tailoring • Classic Menswear • Swedish Tailoring • Götrich • Simon Berg • Stockholm Menswear • Bespoke Suits • Made-to-Measure • Ready-to-Wear • Suit Fit • White Tie • Donald Trump • Formalwear • Tailoring Craftsmanship • Sartorial Style • Tailoring History • Scandinavian Menswear • Future of Tailoring • Men’s Style • Suit Yourself Podcast
