If you have worn your shearling over the winter and splashed with slush inspect it for damage from salt.
Category Archives: Men’s Garments
Spring Break & Your Winter Wardrobe
Your man Jeeves advice is simple, anything that was worn should be cleaned before being put away. This advice is not unique to Jeeves, all wardrobe experts will advise you of the same.
Shear Tragedy: Tips for Cleaning Shearling
Your man Jeeves knows his clients are no strangers to shearling garments. Let’s face it, shearling is a fashionable way to keep super warm now that the temperatures have dipped in the single digits in New York. However, because shearling is an investment and the … Read More →
How to Buy Vintage Clothing
Because vintage is so hot in the high-end market, Jeeves has assembled tips on “How to Buy Vintage Clothing”.
Bold Summer Colors
It seems that the Italian designers have turned on bold since the New York and London based designers were showing sheer and nude for this Spring/Summer season
Is Your Wardrobe Summer Ready?
Many stains linger on white fabrics such as champagne, perspiration, and perfume that are invisible to the naked eye but may have oxidized over the winter as a result of improper cleaning.
Robb Report, The Perfect Suit by Jeeves
Some times Jeeves is speechless. Today the Robb Report wrote about the best way to clean a bespoke suit and it was Perfect Suit Service by Jeeves New York.
Hermes Ties & Jeeves & Spring
To get my spring fix I walked over just a few blocks from Jeeves' Madison Avenue location to 62nd street to visit Hermes.
Snow, Slush, Salt vs. Your Clothes
With another storm predicted for tomorrow the weather is taking a toll on every-one's wardrobe.
Boots, Snow and NYC Slush.
At least women can wear cute rain boots in the snow and still maintain some fashion dignity.
Cleaning Tips for Ties
First and foremost, your man Jeeves believes that gentleman's ties should only be cleaned whilst necessary. Unless a spot of food or a bit of oil on the knotted area becomes apparent, your tie should not be cleaned.