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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

    Wow, so SF now has this new interface? I haven't been here for a while I guess
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     No worries my friend. At some point, most keen suit dresser will move onto bespoke eventually, no matter how well RTW fits.
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     This 3 piece suit is playful. I like it.
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     I suppose 13oz is the difference.... And I am happy for you.
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     I have two unfused Fresco suit before made by McCabe in UK, I think fresco not a cloth that is easy to iron into shape and tailor. During the first few months, the suit looks impeccable and clean. However, after a while, the coat will show some "floating bubbles" on the hanger, it is...
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

    I will love to see selfies of PeakingRoadHK, hippotamus and HIfilover in their best suiting outfit..... Are people keen on 240g wool linen silk suit with no interfusing? Hui begged me to make it this way with half lining...
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

    I agree all fabrics can be tailored without interfusing, but some of the lightweight, fragile stuff will look like **** if you don't properly press them now and then. I am talking about those tropical wieght super wools where it is hard to give/take shape but the most optimum to wear in deep...
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

    I believe business is business. It is beyond common sense to ask a businessman to tell you all the ins and outs of his trade. If you were the businessman you wouldn't like it either.... so why insist? From my knowledge, it really takes luck and experience to buy good fabrics that is worthwhile...
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     Perhaps Hui does not want to scare you on price. VBC two piece would have easily push the price close to 10k...
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     I think you should try VBC first. They are actually very decent fabrics. They also can order Dugdale Town or Royal classic / Huddersfield cool new wool but the whole bespoke process will take longer.
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

    Wow. There are some serious discussion happening in here! I applaud to GBR's great writing.
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     The premise is very respectable. I have never been to there myself. At least more pleasing then my tailor !
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     Chobo is one gent I knew that actually carries well with Napolian style soft tailoring. They tend to look **** on me. Thank you Hifi.
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

    Apparently my boring chalkstripe suit is ready for collection. Fabric is Dormeuil Royal Opera wool/silk/cashmere/
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    Unfunded Liabilities: a/k/a The Cloth Thread

     330grams is a bit heavy for African dictators?
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    Foo, the trendsetter

    May I ask what is this to do with Foo?
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     Not the ones I brought from T&A, they don't dry up quickly, plus they wear hot for me. I have not try to purchase Sea Island cotton in Hong Kong.
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     There was no problem with them, I just pick the wrong fabrics with my T&A shirts as they were purchased when I was in living in UK. No chance I am wearing densely woven twills, oxford, or even sea island cotton again in Hong Kong.
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    The Hong Kong Tailors Thread

     At least we are not arbitrarily driving him to get Maserati or Porsche in his first round! We are just driving him to get a Vellfire. Although it is not the cheapest, but at least you will appreciate its quality even when you choose to move to Maserati or Porsche in the future...
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    Double Breasted Style.

     I hope I will see more leaked pictures of this gentleman in the future. I would like to see how his suits fits on people and not on dummies. I like the slightly firm English structure from the Japanese.
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