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Thoughts On My First Chan Suit and Shirt?
I'm going in the see Patrick soon and would like your thoughts on adjustments that need to be made. I requested light padding, some roping, 3 to 2.5 roll, waist suppression, high button stance, and high notch position. The shoulder fit feels good, but the roping seems a bit excessive. I wonder...- rox
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Saigon Tailors, Houston
Carl recommended them for shirtmaking a while back. So, I needed a couple basic repairs done and I went in and scoped the place out a couple weeks ago. They had a 3 shirt minimum and prices ranging from 125-150/shirt depending on fabric and specifications. They did say they would make one and...- rox
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Narrow Shoes Recommendations
I have narrow feet - 12B to be exact. Much to my chagrin, this eliminates 95% of the shoe options that those of you with normal width feet have. I've found that AE and, to a lesser extent, Ferragamo shoes regularly come in narrow sizes. I also have the most success finding narrow sizes at...- rox
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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double breasted suit: out of style?
I was considering having a double breasted suit made, since I'm very tall and skinny. However, you don't really see them much these days. The ones I do see seem to be worn by brits. Are they considered out of style?- rox
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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tweed blazer
I'd like to get a new harris tweed blazer. Does anyone have any suggestions regarding who makes a good one, online or otherwise? I don't want an italian interpretation. I'm looking for leather buttons, arm patches, etc. TYIA.- rox
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Extra Material Around Underarm of Suit
Is it ok for a suit to have a small amount of excess material near the underarm on the shoulder blade? A few of my suits have this issue, even though they otherwise fit perfectly across the shoulders, in the back, and around the waist . I'm not sure if this is needed for range of motion or...- rox
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Conservative, But Slim Fit Suits
Hello, I'm looking to buy a couple mid-priced suits. However, I have a very lanky frame. I'm 6'3", 175-80, 15.5 neck, 35.5" arms, and 33" waist. I normally wear a 42L or 52L (eur), sometimes a 41L. The suits I have now are boxier abboud/hart, schaftner, marx type suits that don't really fit...- rox
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- Forum: Classic Menswear