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Recent content by ChanFan
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Chalk-stripe as odd jacket?
What about the opposite: I have a pair of light pinstripe charcoal trousers. Would wearing these with a navy blazer on top be appropriate?- ChanFan
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Kilgour coming to US
How would compare Kilgou in terms of cut and quality to the other shops on Savile Row?- ChanFan
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Places to get a suit pressed in NYC?
Madame Paulette charges $30 a suit, I believe.- ChanFan
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Places to get a suit pressed in NYC?
Madame Paulette is very good bue is expensive as advised above. I do always take my good suits there since it's only once a year or so.- ChanFan
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Comments on Ascot Chang
I've had four or five done at AC. I had my measurements done originally in Hong Kong and have ordered a couple of more from home after they sent me some fabric samples. I'm very satisfied with the quality and fit of the shirts and will definitely continue to order from them.- ChanFan
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best Tailor for Alterations in NYC
I'm sure this topic has been on here before, but I could not turn up anything with a search. Does anyone have a recommendation as to who would be the best bet for a suit jacket alteration in New York? Has anybody tried the tailors at Madame Paulette? I have had good success with cleaning there...- ChanFan
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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3-button vs. 2-button suits
The sportscaster test is an excellent idea. It does seem that just about anybody you see in the media now days is wearing a 3-button suit. Many of these are people I would not describe as well-dressed, and that does not bode well. I hate to think of some of the beautiful suits I've gotten in...- ChanFan
- Post #13
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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3-button vs. 2-button suits
In the last 5+ years, the 3-button suit has become by far the most common style of men's suit, even though 10 or 15 years ago it was a relative rarity in good American men's stores. It seems as if stores have carried almost nothing but 3-button suits the last few years. This season for the first...- ChanFan
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ww chan suits: worth the money?
I travelled to Hong Kong two years ago and had a suit made by Chan. I selected a gray Australian lamb's wool by Zegna and had it made in a three-button style with side vents, and in total it came to about $1,250. All in all, I felt they did an excellent job. Almost all of the detailing was...- ChanFan
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear