Beware Schlubs, the English are coming for your closet


IT’S the first break of a whirlwind, five-day business trip for Patrick Grant, the 44-year-old owner of Savile Row tailor Norton & Sons, and he wants to talk about buttons.

Specifically, how his jacket doesn’t have any sewn onto the cuff, unlike the traditional British bespoke suit, which has two working buttons and two dummies at the end of each sleeve.

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