Back in 1995, Boateng was the first black designer to open a shop on Savile Row, a London street famed for fine tailoring.

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A Savile Row suit begins with a lot of questions. This is by design. The word bespoke comes from the defunct bespeak, meaning “spoken about” or “arranged”. To have something made bespoke ...

“[Tailors] Tommy Nutter and Edward Sexton brought style, swagger, and a much-needed jolt of personality to Savile Row. Think huge lapels, bold fabrics, and suits that made you stop in your tracks.