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post #2146 of 3299
11/20/12 at 7:05pm
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Originally Posted by badger1 View Post

can anyone help me with the fit of my suit? (previous page, page 142) any opinion would be much appreciated!

 
badger!, be glad to oblige but.
we need to have you button your shirt collar and upright the pics.
its difficult for my ancient neck bones to handle that angle.
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post #2147 of 3299
11/20/12 at 7:12pm
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Originally Posted by yywwyy View Post


Anything critical you see from this one photo? I know the pocket placements are a bit high, exacerbated by the angle of photography.

why didnt you button your shirt collar?
the seat/hips seem to be too tight.
you have a right low shoulder with the
usual high right hip.
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post #2148 of 3299
11/20/12 at 7:19pm
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Originally Posted by Ian Erickson View Post

is it possible to take the extra fabric from a cuff and use it to convert a pant with belt loops into one with side tabs?

yes it can be done, providing there is enough cloth available.
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post #2149 of 3299
11/20/12 at 7:48pm
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Originally Posted by bta3 View Post

Hi - I'd love some feedback on this suit. I got this Brooks Brothers Fitzgerald Golden Fleece from Rue La La earlier in the month. In July I posted a similar suit in 42L (post). The opinion here was a resounding "too big". So this one is a 40L (I'm 6'2" 175). Looking for feedback on the fit - no alterations have been done so it's still completely returnable. The obvious changes are sleeves up, hem pants, and maybe bring the sides in a little.
I'm also concerned about a slight fabric roll on one of the front shoulders (seen in blue box). It isn't as noticeable in the picture as in person. This roll is there even when the jacket is on the hanger. Wasn't sure if this was something that's easily pressed out (possibly happened in shipping) or if it's an indication of how it ended up at Rue La La.
Thanks in advance for your help.






if the shoulder problem shows on the hanger
, take it back.
40 long is a better size.
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post #2150 of 3299
11/20/12 at 8:50pm
Thanks, A tailor!
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post #2151 of 3299
11/20/12 at 10:55pm
I'm just about to place a new order for a mtm suit. My first suit turned out fairly well however i would like to make some small adjustments to measurement for my new suit.

This is the fit of my first suit.
1)
This is a close up of the collar. Ideally, i would like my jacket to be able to cover my collar tips. There is minor gapping between the collar of the jacket and my shirt. Is there any immediate adjustments i can make to my measurements that can remedy the situation for my future suit? possibly increasing my chest measurement size by half an inch?
2)
Ideally, i would like my jacket to fit like below, where the collar is tucked deeply under the jacket.
3)


Lastly, what measurement(s) directly increases the size of the front jacket flap? Correct me if i'm wrong but i figured, if the highlight area (on both sides) was a little bit bigger, it would be able minimize the gap between the collars.
4)
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post #2152 of 3299
11/21/12 at 12:10am
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Originally Posted by togglebutton View Post

I'm just about to place a new order for a mtm suit. My first suit turned out fairly well however i would like to make some small adjustments to measurement for my new suit.
This is the fit of my first suit.
1)
This is a close up of the collar. Ideally, i would like my jacket to be able to cover my collar tips. There is minor gapping between the collar of the jacket and my shirt. Is there any immediate adjustments i can make to my measurements that can remedy the situation for my future suit? possibly increasing my chest measurement size by half an inch?
2)
Ideally, i would like my jacket to fit like below, where the collar is tucked deeply under the jacket.
3)
Lastly, what measurement(s) directly increases the size of the front jacket flap? Correct me if i'm wrong but i figured, if the highlight area (on both sides) was a little bit bigger, it would be able minimize the gap between the collars.
4)


Honestly that is a really small collar for that kind of suit IMO..

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post #2153 of 3299
11/21/12 at 5:15am

I think this has more to do with the shirt than with the jacket. In order to get the edges of the shirt collar under your jacket lapels, you need a larger spread on the shirt collar.

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post #2154 of 3299
11/21/12 at 6:20am

Hi all,

 

I just tailored a suit and would like to get some feedback on the fit.

 

I personally feel that the skirt of the bottom center part of the suit (not sure what that is called) is not spaced apart enough.

 

Please advise on what kind of changes I can make to my suit to achieve the effect as circled in the picture below.

700

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700

700

 

Thank you all in advance for your valuable feedback and advice!

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post #2155 of 3299
11/21/12 at 9:06am
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Originally Posted by togglebutton View Post

I'm just about to place a new order for a mtm suit. My first suit turned out fairly well however i would like to make some small adjustments to measurement for my new suit.
This is the fit of my first suit.
1)
This is a close up of the collar. Ideally, i would like my jacket to be able to cover my collar tips. There is minor gapping between the collar of the jacket and my shirt. Is there any immediate adjustments i can make to my measurements that can remedy the situation for my future suit? possibly increasing my chest measurement size by half an inch?
2)
Ideally, i would like my jacket to fit like below, where the collar is tucked deeply under the jacket.
3)
Lastly, what measurement(s) directly increases the size of the front jacket flap? Correct me if i'm wrong but i figured, if the highlight area (on both sides) was a little bit bigger, it would be able minimize the gap between the collars.
4)

you dont give us a back view or side view.
none the less. the entire front of the coat is too small.
the neck hole needs to be filled in at the sides, cant see the back.
you have a right low shoulder, thats why the gap is more on the right.
check the tutorials about the low shoulder and how to measure for it.

tell them about your concerns and send them all of the pictures.
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post #2156 of 3299
11/21/12 at 9:16am

I don't know where to place this doubt, but the last time I opened a thread asking about MTM suits I got no respone, so here it goes, I hope someone can help. 

 

Yesterday I went to buy two MTM jackets. The tailor tooke the measurements and all that stuff and the things I want. I told him that I wanted natural shoulders on the jakcets. I was weating this suit (see pic below), so I told him, "I don't want the shoulders to look like this ones, I was told that this are pagoda shoulders, I want them to look natural" (I showed him a pic from the forum of a suit with natural shoulders). I was kinda amazed by his response, he told me that the in the pic that I showed him those shoulders were fallen (I don't know if this is the right term, but he was reffering to the shoulders of the guy, not the jacket) you shoulders are bigger and up... and to end the stroy quickly, mainly cause I don't know how to explain it well, his point was that they only make one kind of shoulder. I'm scared. I want to see how they look, but I don't know if it would be good to continue buying MTM suits there. I choose some good but cheap fabrics to test their ability, so expect some pics in the next weeks. 

 

 

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post #2157 of 3299
11/21/12 at 9:59am
Betelgeuse, that is a problem with MTM, the factory is set up to do things in a certain way and cannot vary their techniques. You have to find someone who makes the style of shoulder you want.
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post #2158 of 3299
11/21/12 at 10:29am
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Originally Posted by togglebutton View Post

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That's a pretty good fit. Where is it from?
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Originally Posted by finch5 View Post

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What you want is called "open quarters"
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post #2159 of 3299
11/21/12 at 10:30am
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Originally Posted by soccer13 View Post

I ordered a 3 piece suit and shirt from Black Lapel and would appreciate any feedback on the fit of these items (new to the suit-owner world). So far I am thinking the pants need to be bigger in the thighs. The vest could be a little smaller around the stomach. The suit could be a tiny bit smaller in the shoulders and the sleeves on my shirt should be a little longer. For those looking to help, I wanted a more European fit suit, but not quite as tight pants as I received. Thanks for the help!

















everything looks too tight. so dont go smaller on the shoulders or chest.
yes you want a trim fit but this is over done. none of the three pieces can
be altered enough.
the jackets waist could be 2" larger and the seat 2" larger.
the jackets length needs to be an inch and a half longer.
the trouser pockets are gaping that means its far too tight.
that needs about 2" more in the seat measure..
that should increase the thigh, unless you have heavy thigh muscles.
in that case add a bit more at the thigh. it can always be taken in if
it gets too large.
the vest is too short, while it is on you measure from the center of the bottom
button to the center of your belt buckle. thats how much longer the vest
should be made.
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post #2160 of 3299
11/21/12 at 12:22pm
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Originally Posted by finch5 View Post

Hi all,

I just tailored a suit and would like to get some feedback on the fit.

I personally feel that the skirt of the bottom center part of the suit (not sure what that is called) is not spaced apart enough.

Please advise on what kind of changes I can make to my suit to achieve the effect as circled in the picture below.







Thank you all in advance for your valuable feedback and advice!

not sure that there is an official name for this, but most folks call it the quarters.
if this is a made to measure suit, you will need to send them that picture.
or give them an accurate measurement of the curve. `
across the back at the blade level there is some excess width to take in.
lower back at the butt you need a bout 1" more width.
you have a right low shoulder that can be adjusted for on the cutting table.
for info on the low shoulder see the tutorials.

the extreme narrow trouser bottoms are making your feet appear
to be much very larger than they really are.
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