Podcast appearances and mentions of kathryn sargent

Kathryn Sargent made history as the first woman to open her own tailoring house on London's legendary Savile Row — a street long regarded as the stronghold of bespoke menswear. In this powerful episode, she shares her journey from art-loving Leeds teenager to master cutter and internationally respected business owner.We dive into the traditions, challenges, and quiet revolutions of bespoke tailoring. Kathryn opens up about the gender barriers she faced, the emotional depth behind each suit, and how she now tailors for everyone from CEOs to creatives — with more women coming through her doors than ever before.It's a conversation about slow mastery, style as identity, and what it really means to break the rules with purpose. Key TakeawaysTailoring isn't about fashion — it's about identity, confidence, and expressionKathryn was the only woman in a class of 60 on Savile Row — and still carved a space through grit and craftShe spent 10 years training, often unpaid, learning by watching and staying lateClients today are 40% women — many of whom had never considered a bespoke suit an optionShe sees suits as emotional containers: worn at weddings, funerals, new jobs — milestones of lifeBeing the "first woman" was never her goal — doing great work always wasHer dream client? James Bond — and she has the sketches readyKathryn co-founded Women in Tailoring to give women support she never hadHer best advice: Dare to say no to what doesn't align with you — and always keep going Timestamps00:00 — Intro: Kathryn's childhood in Leeds and obsession with clothes04:21 — Why menswear? Kathryn's early style icons and influence from her dad08:53 — The Savile Row break — winning an award and standing out with bright Harris Tweed11:37 — Apprenticeship realities: being the only woman in a room of 60 men16:41 — “They said we're a masculine brand” — why she left and started her own house22:10 — Becoming a master cutter and opening on Savile Row under her own name28:45 — The shift: 40% of her clients are now women35:33 — Bespoke as emotional work — Kathryn shares the intimacy behind tailoring41:20 — What happens in a fitting room stays there: suit stories you'd never expect47:12 — Why we still need suits — and how the uniform can still empower52:00 — Dream client: James Bond — and her playful take on redesigning the classic suit56:11 — Growing to Edinburgh and expanding the business with a different pace1:03:10 — Kathryn's dare for women: say no, trust yourself, and stay on your own path Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of The Boulos Beat, guest host Cameron Foster sits down with  Kathryn Sargent, Executive Director of the Locker Project to discuss her journey from Massachusetts to Maine, her education at Bowdoin and UVA, and her transition to the Locker Project.Founded in Portland in 2014, the Locker Project relies on foundation grants and contributions from local businesses and community members to provide food-insecure children and families with reliable access to nourishing food. Unlike school meal programs, the Locker Project provides fresh produce and meal items for the whole family. Unlike traditional food pantries, the Locker Project partners with schools and other local agencies to make food available at dozens of locations. In 2024, program partners will facilitate distribution of more than 600,000 pounds of nutritious food in Greater Portland and beyond. Community members interested in supporting this work can find more information or make a donation at www.mainelockerproject.org..

The next in our special series exploring the meaning of craft in today's world. Craft is not just about what you do but also how you go about doing it, and in this series, Monocle and UBS are interrogating how this idea comes to life across different industries. Parttwo features Kathryn Sargent, the first woman to earn the title of “master tailor” on London's Savile Row; and Lowie Vermeersch, founder and creative director of the car design and mobility research firm, Granstudio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kathryn started her career in the wonderful world of tailoring at Gieves & Hawkes in 1996, rising to the position of Head Cutter, the first woman to do so in the entire history of Savile Row. She founded her own tailoring house in 2012 and is the world's only female Master Tailor. Breaking tradition, she offers tailoring for both men and women focusing on the needs of the client rather than a set house style.

On today's episode of the STRIVECast, the team talks to Kathryn Sargent – Executive Director of The Locker Project.   Kathryn tells us all about The Locker Project and all that goes into making the organization run smoothly! Very interesting! Also in this episode, Noel does shares a planet song, Jeff asks the group a few questions all involving the height of things, and we play a round of Susie's Q's all about canoes. As always, let us know what you think about the show by commenting here- you could be our next listener of the week! Happy listening! 

Kathryn Sargent started her career in the wonderful world of tailoring at Gieves & Hawkes in 1996, rising to the position of Head Cutter, the first woman to do so in the entire history of Savile Row. She founded her own tailoring house in 2012 and is the world's only female Master Tailor. Breaking tradition, she offers tailoring for both men and women focusing on the needs of the client rather than a set house style.

Kathryn Sargent is a tailor, a quite unusual sight in the male-dominated world of Savile Row. She set up Kathryn Sargent Bespoke Tailoring in 2012 having worked her way from apprentice at No. 1 Savile Row at Gieves and Hawkes, to cutter, to tailor, to having her own atelier. In this interview she explains how it wasn't just about being talented but being steely and determined and showing dedication to the craft to gain the respect of those around her.    

In episode 74, we welcome Key Mccullough (@Privilege_swim) to kick off Internaional Women’s Month on this week’s G is for Gentlemen. We discuss her swimsuit line Pri-vi-lege Swim (http://www.privilege-swim.com/). We also dive into our favorite women’s designers. Plus, we celebrate master tailor Kathryn Sargent the first woman with her name on Savile Row, the master tailor. All this and more on #G4Gents!

In episode 74, we welcome Key Mccullough (@Privilege_swim) to kick off Internaional Women’s Month on this week’s G is for Gentlemen. We discuss her swimsuit line Pri-vi-lege Swim (http://www.privilege-swim.com/). We also dive into our favorite women’s designers. Plus, we celebrate master tailor Kathryn Sargent the first woman with her name on Savile Row, the master tailor. All this and more on #G4Gents!

My guest this week is bespoke tailor, Kathryn Sargent.Kathryn and I discuss how she became the first female master tailor on London's Savile Row. Last but not least, we chat how the world of tailoring is evolving, and how she’s continuing to pave the way for everyone to be a part of it.Follow Kathryn on Instagram **This episode is sponsored by PHLUR -- get 20% off your first custom sample set with promo code BLAMO**Follow Blamo! on Instagram and Facebook