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I would like to try CEGO when I am next in NYC. What is CEGO's turnaround time for a first shirt?Originally Posted by kolecho
I have been using Jantzen for the past year. They are great value, and I now have more shirts than I need. I think my shirt's fit can be improved though.Originally Posted by kolecho
I am curious about diminishing returns to scale for fit/quality in comparison to cost primarily with CEGO and Kabbaz. How much better do your Kabbaz shirts fit? How much better is the quality of the Kabbaz shirts? Is it noticeable? If you had unlimited funds would you purchase strictly Kabbaz, or is the fit/quality close enough as to where you could definitely live with just CEGO, and when you throw in cost CEGO overwhelmingly wins?Originally Posted by raley
Carl,Originally Posted by Andre Yew
Kabbaz does some shirts that are unique to him. He has a model the the collar is continuous - the collar isn't sewn rather it continues. I tried to find a photo but I think it was lost in the crash.Originally Posted by vc2000
Special events I wear shirts by Kabbaz and suits by Raphael.Originally Posted by VC2000
...there are several very good shirtmakers in Houston. Hamilton is the best. Check out Saigon tailors as well.Originally Posted by Shirtmaven