NYC Bespoke shirtmaker

[diadem]

Did we scare you with some of the prices of the aforementioned options?

Maybe it's best to specify a budget. I think most of us would recommend MTM over OTR if you can afford it.

 

[Mark Seitelman]



* * * Would like to find someone who makes the shirts on premise and true bespoke. Midtown preferred.

What are some if the best OTR options? * * *

Confused?

 

[comrade]

Sorry you lost your source.
Who was the shirtmaker?
Can you buy your patern?
What is your price range?
Many questions, to give you help
If made on the premise is important to you, Your options are very restricted.
You are in an aerea where you have options/
Good luckon your shearch If you are looking for hand work made in the US
There is only one
Freddy Vandecasteele[/quote]


I have never used him, but Mr Vandecasteele has an excellent reputation.

 

[AvariceBespoke]

Probably can buy my pattern. In need of half dozen shirts somewhat soon which is why id consider some OTR too. But ultimately would like a new go-to shirtmaker.

 

[Richie418]



I'm a big fan of Carl Goldberg / CEGO.

He doesn't like the word "bespoke," but has an MTM option and a totally custom, your-own-paper-pattern option. The latter is done on premises, with generally super-fast turn-around, in lower midtown NYC.

The shop is no-frills compared to T&A et al, but price point is significantly lower.

Reminds me I need to make a few orders.

Second this, Carl is excellent.

 

[David Reeves]



Second this, Carl is excellent.

I produce shirts but I really don't mind recommending Carl. for a good balance of quality and value I don't think it gets any better.