Here’s How To Get The Perfect Tailored Suit:Henry A. Davidsen Reveals Bespoke Clothing Service In Midtown

Looking for the perfect tailored suit or a custom made men’s bowtie for that upcoming wedding? Philadelphia-based custom clothier, Henry A. Davidsen is the answer to your wardrobing needs. Finding the right tailor is all about two things: quality of workmanship and selection of fabric. They have introduced their concierge bespoke clothing service, dubbed High Milers Club with a sneak preview in New York City. For one day only Henry A. Davidson will reveal a Pop Up Shop in Midtown Manhattan at the luxury boutique Hotel 48 Lex at 517 Lexington Avenue. On December 6 from 10am-8pm the master tailors and image consultants will present their new amenity created for the well-suited jetsetter, or for the guy looking to add their collection of custom-made apparel.

The High Milers Club provides a personalized clothing service in-office and hotel consultation for men on the go and have now expanded their offering to the New York area to help keep their clients well dressed.

“We’re excited to bring this program to New York, not just for the locals but for the busy traveler in-transit,” noted Henry A. Davidsen’s president and founder, Brian Lipstein. “The luxurious Hotel 48LEX is the perfect location for the launch of the High Milers Club.” Listen noticed a gap between the tailor and stylist for men and created a setting where a fine suit could be made with an image consultant already on hand to assist in selecting the perfect look and fit for that guy.

Because t takes some time to create perfection, The High Milers Club provides a personalized clothing service in-office and hotel consultation for men on the go to create tailor-made suits and have now expanded their offering to the New York area to help keep their clients well dressed.

The NYC pop up will feature the brand’s newly expanded line of travel-friendly fabrications, Ready to wear accessories, and luxury gift giving items. Highlights include luxurious cashmere hats and hand-frayed silk scares. Rumor has it, style connoisseur Ian Michael Crumm will also be onsite to share his fashion tips.