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Originally Posted by gumbolo View Post
Ok, back-paddling big time, the YWY suit-jackets are crap! There is too few/no canvassing on the chest-area, so the whole thing looks super wobbly.


What exactly do you mean by that? Photos?
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Does William Yu do CMT? How much do they charge ?
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i hope this post here is not too old, but let's try anyway.

i would like to ask for some insights on the fitting of the first picture of the brown sports jacket from william yu, as i will visit his shop in december. on the first picture, left and right of the lower part of the lapel, you can see that the cloth/suit is somewhat wavy, leaning inside. this actually got worse since i started wearing it. i wonder what is the reason for it. i usually don't wear anything in my breastpockets, nor in the outer pockets.

is that bad canvassing of the tailor? if so, can i ask them to change it? can the tailor avoid that somehow on the next jacket?


i have another question on the very first pics of the AMHC suit: the pants have lots of wrinkles in the middle after a day of work. is that also a sign of bad tailoring? does that mean the pants are too tight around the hip? or too high up? or too low? how can i avoid that? in fact, i have many pants with that problem.

appreciate opinions, especially from the technical specialists here!
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