Ben Lawler is the Regional Vice President of Tom James St. Louis where he creates custom clothing for some of the most sussessful people in the Midwest. He is also the President of the St.Louis Suit Project, in which new and gently used suits are donated and custom fitted to those in need.
Vance sits down with Ben to talk all about what goes in to the process of finding, tailoring, and upkeeping the perfect suit wardrobe, as well as what the buisness is like and the future of fashion.

Website: https://benjaminlawler.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ben.lawler.39/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/benlaw26b?lang=en
St. Louis Suit Project: https://thestlouissuitproject.org/

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