The Process: The Boxer-Tailor Makes Anthony Bourdain a Suit
Working with your hands can take a lot of forms. Just take it from Anthony Bourdain as he visits Frank Shattuck, a boxer and tailor famous for his “bench-made suits” in this unique process video. ![credit: BelvenieUS [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jks5VHQ9Q0o] created at: 06/15/2015](https://s3.amazonaws.com/manmadediy-uploads-production/photos/25926/Screen%20Shot%202015-06-15%20at%2011.43.43%20AM_large.png?1434386897)
The series is called “Raw Craft” and features great conversations about the dedication to craftsmanship and simply about how suits should fit. Shattuck lives in a beautiful cabin in upstate New York where he crafts bespoke suits after 15 years of apprenticeship.
The two met 17 years prior at a bar, after which Anthony couldn’t get the idea of one of these finely crafted suits out of his mind.
With immense attention to detail (1,200 stitches for a lapel), Shattuck pours his heart and effort into quality craftsmanship, even where others might cut corners. And it’s always fun to watch Anthony Bourdain on his travels.
