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Men and Cancer, well its very fashionable for a man to have a bald head it is a really popular style. I guess guys can get away with that. Also now days men are really stylish, they even use skin care like us girls. I guess I need to share this amazing man John Cutler he is pictured above and recently altered a dying cancer patient client of his suits, so they would not look big on him. Men have evolved there is nothing like a man in a suit. I think all you girls will agree. John is a Tailor he specializes in making men's shirts and suits, also he has the most amazing and eye catching ties I have ever seen. Silk and stunning. Also I love a well dressed man, his Italian shoes are fabulous. Anyway I don't have to tell you anything, go and see for yourself make an appointment guys. Made to measure and alterations as your weight goes up and down through chemo.

Call John Cutler  (02) 9232 7351.


Bespoke shirt maker and tailor in Sydney Australia: John Cutler provides bespoke tailoring and shirt making to the entire Sydney, Australia region and internationally.
A bespoke suit, whether for business wear, formal wear, leisure wear or sporting activities is a luxury item encompassing elegance, style, comfort and perfect fit.
Each garment is individually tailored, using the finest materials, to meet a client’s specific requirements.

Tailored to your exact measurements, taking into account your own particular physical characteristics, and offering an almost infinite choice of quality fabrics, no other method produces a better garment for fit, styling, quality and durability.




Bespoke shirt maker and tailor in Sydney Australia: John Cutler provides bespoke tailoring and shirt making to the entire Sydney, Australia region and internationally.
GENTLEMEN’S FASHION ACCESSORIES
In addition to bespoke tailoring and shirt making J. H. Cutler also offers you an extensive selection of gentlemen’s fashion accessories. All have been personally selected by John Cutler during his overseas trips to ensure that they meet the highest quality standards.
STEFANO RICCI ITALIAN SILK TIES
Superb quality Italian silk ties from Stefano Ricci in Florence. Considered by many to be the finest tie maker in the world. Priced between $350 and $400.
DORMEUIL SILK TIES
Fine quality silk ties from the French fashion house Dormeuil priced at $200.
J. H. CUTLER ITALIAN SILK TIES
My own range of Italian silk ties have been handmade by artisan tie makers in Naples.
Each design has been carefully selected by myself and the range includes a number of superb “vintage” designs from the 1940s and 50s that have recently again been made available for sale. They are priced from $250.
ARTISAN MADE ITALIAN LEATHER BELTS
J. H. Cutler offers a range of top quality Italian leather belts imported directly from the family company that makes them in Parma. Each belt is assembled entirely by hand using only the finest quality materials.
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