In the heart of the Windy City, as TSC’s Chicago City Lead, Case Wiseman takes us on a journey through Chicago’s rich history, vibrant craftsmanship, and its enduring legacy.

From the resilience rebuilt after the Great Chicago Fire to the timeless artistry of Horween Leather and the iconic craftsmanship of Optimo Hats, Case brings his deep appreciation for Chicago’s unique spirit to life. Whether exploring its lush parks, bustling streets, or hidden gems, Case offers a personal perspective that celebrates the essence of Chicago—tough, stylish, and endlessly inspiring.

In this article, member Steven Elliott reflects on the shared dedication to craftsmanship at The Sartorial Club and The Glenrothes. He highlights how both the art of tailoring and whiskey-making are rooted in attention to detail, quality ingredients, and time—whether it’s selecting fabric or aging whiskey.

Steven shares how The Glenrothes elevates TSC events, with its expertly crafted spirits and passionate hosts, Matt Wozniak and Jennifer Blair. For him, it's a reminder that true luxury comes from the care and dedication behind every creation.

Mitchell Moss kicks off Voyage of the Club Blazer by taking us from NYC’s bold street style to the daring boating stripes of the Sartorial Club’s blazer. Woven with yak fiber and steeped in history, this striking red, black, and silver piece challenges Mitchell to rethink how—and where—he can wear it.

From charity galas to everyday errands, Mitchell proves the Club blazer isn’t just clothing—it’s a statement. Join him as he discovers its history, versatility, and the unexpected confidence that comes with representing The Sartorial Club.

During field trip #011, member Adam Groh shares his experience exploring two hidden gems in Brooklyn's Industry City - Francis Waplinger’s bespoke shoemaking workshop and Rue Du Paradis, a bespoke lingerie studio. Adam delves into the artistry behind each craft, from the meticulous process of making handmade shoes to the delicate creation of lingerie, highlighting the unique materials and techniques that make these artisans stand out.

Through his journey, Adam reflects on how The Sartorial Club’s core values come to life. His experience not only showcases the craftsmanship of Francis and Fanny but also the sense of community and collaboration that defines the Club.

Club member Paulo Xavier recaps the unforgettable NYC Winter Soirée at the Cad & The Dandy penthouse in Midtown Manhattan. Known as the "Tower of Tailors," the venue set the stage for an evening of elegance, where guests embraced black-tie attire and enjoyed lively conversation in a cinematic setting.

The event featured a tasting of The Glenrothes 18-year-old whisky, classic Old Fashioneds, and a spirited quiz competition. Paulo highlights the evening’s camaraderie, deep connections, and how the night’s blend of sophistication and warmth made it truly special. With the success of this gathering, Paulo is already looking forward to the next unforgettable experience—this time in the enchanting city of Florence.

Simon Brockbank, a longtime member of The Sartorial Club, shares his tried-and-true strategies for navigating the process of securing a Pitti Uomo entry pass. Simon breaks down the steps in a clear and approachable way, helping first-time visitors and seasoned attendees alike avoid common pitfalls. His practical advice, like how to prepare essential documents and make the most of the PittiSmart app, comes from someone who knows the ropes and has learned a few lessons the hard way.

What sets Simon’s guide apart are the personal tips he sprinkles throughout, such as the importance of starting the process early and having backup plans if things don’t go smoothly. With his thoughtful and straightforward approach, Simon offers a reassuring guide for anyone looking to experience the magic of Pitti Uomo without the stress.

In the final episode of The Fabric of a Club, Chris Modoo unveils The Sartorial Club’s bespoke sporting stripe, crafted with The House of Tengri’s rare Khangai yak and British Bluefaced Leicester yarns. Featuring bold black, silver, and red stripes, the fabric blends Ivy League charm with a modern edge.

Partnering with tailor Matthew Gonzalez, Modoo has created a versatile blazer that’s equal parts casual and refined. With fewer than ten pieces available, this exclusive cloth embodies true bespoke craftsmanship, celebrating respect for the fabric, design, and tailoring artistry.

The Sartorial Club Cloth’s debut at the Arterton Lounge was a landmark moment, as member Jack Collins recalls. With Nick Hendry’s recap capturing the energy of the evening, Jack could fully enjoy the event, savoring both the atmosphere and Savile Row gin cocktails, while reflecting on the cloth’s exciting potential.

Rooted in the club collection’s signature style, the cloth’s bold plum, black, and silver stripes were crafted with input from founders Dennise, Ksenia, and Nancy. Now, under chairman Chris Modoo’s styling direction, bespoke tailor Matthew Gonzales will bring this rare fabric to life in a showcase jacket, inviting members to explore the creative possibilities of the club’s latest offering.

Club member Arthur Magnin delves into the art of Parisian perfumery, reflecting on how fragrance becomes a defining part of personal identity.

Guided by renowned "Nez" Aurélie Dematons at Bureau de Parfum, Arthur explores the nuances of high-end fragrances beyond the typical store experience. His journey ultimately leads him to REVOLUCIÓN by Carner Barcelona, a warm, leathery scent that captures the essence of Parisian sophistication and individuality.

Club member Steven Elliott takes us into Cad & The Dandy’s Midtown showroom, a place he describes as a “journey through time and elegance.” Nestled in a historic building by Carnegie Hall, the showroom combines vintage New York architectural charm with Cad & The Dandy's signature modern flair.

Dubbed the "Tower of Tailors," it’s become a cherished meeting point for the club’s gatherings, hosting both bespoke and ready-to-wear collections that embody a seamless blend of tradition and contemporary style.

Join Gilles and Anne as we rewind to September 13th, when we stepped into Maison CHAPAL’s Parisian showroom for "When Heritage Meets Haute Couture." With a "militaristic chic" theme, the evening blended military style with the elegance of haute couture, offering a glimpse into Chapal’s rich heritage.

From exploring iconic pieces like the USAAF and B3 jackets to enjoying lively conversations and a fun quiz on CHAPAL’s history, the night was filled with style, laughter, and camaraderie. It was a perfect blend of heritage and modern luxury, leaving us eager for the nextadventure with the Club.

The Sartorial Club’s latest London event, held in September 2024 at Princes Arcade, unveiled the exclusive TSC Club Cloth, a luxurious fabric crafted by House of Tengri from Mongolian yak. Members from around the world gathered to admire the cloth, enjoy bespoke cocktails from Savile Row Gin, and celebrate the club’s growing community. With lively conversations, speeches, and a surprise quiz from TSC Chairman Chris Modoo, the evening highlighted the club’s blend of craftsmanship and camaraderie.

Stay tuned for the next chapter, where the journey of this exceptional cloth continues. Savile Row’s Matthew Gonzalez, the club’s chosen tailor, will bring it to life by crafting a bespoke jacket, marking the fabric's final transformation.

Maison Chapal, a cornerstone of French luxury since 1832, is renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and iconic leather jackets like the 1914 vest and USAAF. Under Jean-François Bardinon, the eighth-generation leader, the brand continues to produce bespoke, handcrafted outerwear entirely in France.

Join TSC founding member and menswear writer Nick Hendry as he explores the world of Maison Chapal. On 13th September, TSC members get to experience an exclusive soirée at the brand’s elegant Rue de Rivoli showroom, celebrating Chapal’s rich heritage and unmatched artistry.

Nancy Johnston, founder of House of Tengri, turned her passion for style and social equity into a mission after witnessing the impact of climate change on Mongolian nomadic herders. Inspired by their struggles, she created a sustainable luxury textile business to support remote communities.

At The Sartorial Club's upcoming cloth launch in London, you’ll experience firsthand the results of Nancy's dedication. The event, held at Arterton London at Prince’s Arcade, will feature projections of the cloth’s journey from Mongolia, accompanied by Savile Row Gin and good company. It’s an evening to celebrate both craftsmanship and conscious collaboration.

In this first installment of "The Fabric of a Club," Jack Collins explores the world of luxury fibers, looking beyond cashmere and vicuña to highlight Mongolian yak as a sustainable alternative. Through a conversation with Nancy Johnston of House of Tengri, Collins reveals how yak fiber—softer than cashmere and warmer than Merino—is harvested sustainably by nomadic herders.

The Sartorial Club Cloth blends yak with sustainable wool, crafted in Scotland’s oldest mill to merge heritage with eco-conscious production. Together, Collins and Nancy discuss redefining luxury through mindful craftsmanship and sustainability.

In the inaugural episode of "The Parisian Code," we delve into the lives of two creative souls who call Paris home: Anne & Gilles.

This episode explores how the city's unique blend of history, art, and culture serves as a constant source of inspiration for those who live amidst its iconic streets. From the timeless beauty of its architecture to the ever-evolving art scene, Paris offers a rich tapestry of experiences that fuel creativity. Our featured members share personal stories of how the city’s ambiance influences their work, lifestyle, and outlook, capturing the essence of why Paris continues to be a muse for artists and visionaries worldwide.

The second day of the Sartorial Club's Campania field trip took David beyond the realm of Neapolitan tailoring into the breathtaking beauty of the Amalfi Coast to experience “La Dolce Vita”.

As David’s adventure concluded with a scenic stroll through Ravello, Positano, Sorrento and a reflective evening in Naples, he came to appreciate that this TSC field trip celebrated not only sartorial splendor but the art of refined living itself.

After exploring the Renaissance charm of Florence and the elegance of Pitti, Janne and other Platinum members travels to Naples, the vibrant capital of Campania, rich in historical and architectural marvels.

Here, the Club delves into the world of Sartoria Napoletana, beginning with a visit to Sartoria Ciardi, where brothers Enzo and Roberto, second-generation master tailors, continue their father’s legacy. The journey continues to Cerrato Napoli, where Marco Cerrato and his family craft bespoke trousers with a blend of tradition and modernity. These visits highlight the meticulous craftsmanship and family heritage inherent in Neapolitan tailoring.

As Janne arrives at Villa San Michele for the Club’s Black Tie Dinner, his expectations are high. After a week of lively Pitti activities with the Club, this evening promises a unique and elevated experience.

Club members gather in the elegant former monastery, where the serene garden with its view of Florence sets a calming tone, providing the perfect setting for an aperitivo.

The evening proceeds with a four-course traditional Tuscan dinner at Ristorante San Michele, held under the Renaissance loggia. This starlit evening, filled with wine, laughter, and conversations, deepens the connections among members. "The pinnacle of Pitti 106 week," Janne concludes.

David recounts his experience at Pitti Uomo #106 with the Sartorial Club by highlighting the camaraderie among members during morning meetups at the Caffé degli Innocenti, the stylish walk to Fortezza da Basso, and the joy of being photographed in elegant attire.

The bustling atmosphere of Pitti, filled with enthusiasts and quality menswear, is contrasted with the serene Black Tie Dinner at Villa San Michele, offering a perfect blend of lively interactions and relaxed elegance.