The difficulty in being understood in these so-called best shops is well known, especially when the customer says right away and with maximum precision what they want, they look at you with incredulous eyes, until you repeat your request.
But even then the salesman called over has not understood.
This time too at Sir Anthony’s more time than necessary was needed to take me to the right shelves.
I went to the suit department for my needs and pointed out a very specific suit, which the salesman brought down from the rack in front of me.
Once I had seen the quality of the material, I tried it on in the fitting room.
I bent down a few times frontwards and stretched out behind and decided that the trousers suited me well.
With the jacket on, I turned round a few times in front of the mirror, pulled my arms up and down, the jacket was just as good.
With the suit on, I walked around the store, taking the opportunity to choose the shirt and socks.
Finally I said I wanted to keep the suit on and try the shirt and socks as well.
I chose a tie, tied it, pulled it tight as far as I could, and after a new look in the mirror paid the bill and left the shop.
I put my old trousers and sweater in a paper bag with Sir Anthony written on it and with this bag in hand, I crossed the Kohlmarkt to meet my aunt, with whom I had a meeting at the Gerstner restaurant in Karntnerstrasse, on the first floor.
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