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post #2266 of 3306
12/8/12 at 10:51am

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post #2267 of 3306
12/8/12 at 11:23am
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Originally Posted by theclipper View Post

Hi all,
I posted earlier but only had a front shot of the jacket. Here are a few different angles of a size 36. I am very new to this so I was hoping to get some feedback as to whether I'm even in the ballpark with this jacket. Off the bat I know the sleeves would need to be shortened. Any suggestion/feedback helps.
Thanks much.



Anyone? Not trying to be annoying, just hoping for some help smile.gif

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post #2268 of 3306
12/8/12 at 1:55pm

Hello tailors.

 

Looking on your thoughts on this fit -  I bought this zegna suit but they did a horrible job at the time.  I left it for 2 or so years in the closet and took it back to them and this time they did a better job, also adding some decent wait suppression.  But this is in my opinion, what do you think? 

 

Tried to do the best with photos but they are only adequate, sorry for that.  I upped brightness & contrast a bit...

 

Oh and excuse the crappy shoes.

 

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post #2269 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:01pm
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Originally Posted by ZirconiumZephyr View Post

So, got a new suit and had a play around in the studio after I had finished with my other work....excuse the crappy lighting. I've upped the exposure to make the details stand out.
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Obviously the pants are too long. I have yet to sew on suspender buttons so they are a bit low as well.

Not 100% about the quarters, the left side seems to stick out a tiny bit instead of lying flat...the suit also feels fairly stiff. Could this be something that will soften up with body heat and conform to my shape a little better or is that being a little optimistic.

Would very much appreciate some feedback.

Short front balance causes the fronts to hike up and pull away from your body at the hem. The left may do so more if you have a low right shoulder. Would taper the trouser leg but not at the bottom, just shorten. Doesn't appear to have harmony, the line of the jacket with the trouser but can't point out why.
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post #2270 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:08pm
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Originally Posted by charliebrown2 View Post

Just got jacket remake #3 (original: http://www.styleforum.net/t/265924/the-tailors-thread-fit-feedback-and-alteration-suggestions/1920#post_5824604).  Ignore the pants here.  Jacket seems a little tight on the waist and chest (chest flares out a little bit but I can't tell if it's too tight or it's the creases caused by shipping box).  I also need to fix that lapel roll.

Thanks for your thoughts.
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The first suit looked better than the 3rd. I wouldn't order from them again. Doesn't work for you.
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post #2271 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:11pm
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Originally Posted by black_umbrella View Post

May not be the best place for this, but i have a coat ( like overcoat ) construction question.

Backing buttons, rules for when they should be there or when they are unessecary?

Helps to reduce the stress on the buttons and adds support to the cloth so there is less risk of the cloth being damaged. Just wise to use the backing buttons, no rule there.
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post #2272 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:20pm
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An old blazer that I had lent to my brother. Will probably sell it, as it feels very wide in the shoulders. I assume, this can't be fix at moderate cost? Also, the coat is rather long. What do you think?

Can't tell about the length from these pictures.
Don't narrow the shoulder. the jacket needs definition at the waist. If the shoulder were more narrow and with the straight line of the torso you will appear A shaped. Not flattering.
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post #2273 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:26pm
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Originally Posted by Despos View Post


Short front balance causes the fronts to hike up and pull away from your body at the hem. The left may do so more if you have a low right shoulder. Would taper the trouser leg but not at the bottom, just shorten. Doesn't appear to have harmony, the line of the jacket with the trouser but can't point out why.

 

Thanks, will see how it looks once I get the trousers sorted.

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Originally Posted by MASTERTAILOR View Post

What are the fibers of the suit? it does not seem to be hanging correctly on you. unless the suit is all natural I wouldn't count on it loosening up with body heat. many of the suits today that are marketed as "wrinkle resistant" actually are coated with a sprayed on then baked on plastic. Bad for your skin, health, and body temperature.

 

I believe it is a wool/mohair blend....supposedly full canvassed (can definitely feel a third layer in the lapels) yet the front fabric is noticable thicker that sleeves on pinch test.

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post #2274 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:27pm
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Originally Posted by Rankiz View Post

I bought a Suitsupply DB suit in 48 Short (24). The thing is that 46 would be too tight, 48 too long and 48 Short (24) too wide since it's wider than a regular 38, but since I'm not very tall (172cm) a regular 48 would be too long on the sleeves and with functional buttonholes it would just look weird since I would need to shorten the sleeves much. So I figured that a 48 Short (24) would be easiest to do alterations with.

I know it's too big now, but my question is if I should take it to the tailor or send it back.
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I don't think it need that much alteration?
Also, the shape of the right shoulder on the suit is different than the left shoulder, and when I take a picture of me from the sides, with the arms hanging, you can see that the stance of the right shoulder is not correct, as it's extra fabric that creases, so there is something wrong with the suit?
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This looks like the right size for you. maybe take in the back a little to clean up the blades and add a little shape. Trousers need more work than the jacket. They may be too snug in the thigh.
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post #2275 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:30pm
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Originally Posted by tomkd View Post

New blazer and slacks for me - would love feedback on the fit of both items. Thanks in advance!

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jacket pictures are too dark to see anything. Trousers could use some shape to the leg and lift the back part to get rid of the wrinkles under the seat.
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post #2276 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:35pm
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Originally Posted by nonloso View Post

Would like some feedback on my first attempted shirt from Luxire. (I know the pictures are terrible; best efforts at help will be appreciated.)

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Shirt could be tapered and the sleeves shorten. Have this one altered before ordering others to see if you like and are happy with the adjustments.
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post #2277 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:37pm
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Originally Posted by BuffaloWang View Post

Need alteration suggestions on suit for formal/prom.
http://www.styleforum.net/t/326219/suit-for-prom-advice-needed-pics-inside/15#post_5958571

Visit a tailor or two and let them see the suit on you and ask if this is the right size for you. Tell them how you want the suit to look and see what they would suggest.
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post #2278 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:42pm
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Images intended to include in my post above, in error due to my inexperience, added initially as attachments:
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Nice vintage jacket. Start with shortening the sleeves. The back balance is long and causes the wrinkles on the lower back, could be a bit snug on the hip. You may or may not want to fool with that. Depends on your tailor and the cost.
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post #2279 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:46pm
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Originally Posted by theclipper View Post

Hi all,

I posted earlier but only had a front shot of the jacket. Here are a few different angles of a size 36. I am very new to this so I was hoping to get some feedback as to whether I'm even in the ballpark with this jacket. Off the bat I know the sleeves would need to be shortened. Any suggestion/feedback helps.

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The pictures look a bit distorted in how trim the lower parts of the jacket, waist and hips, compared to the chest. Have you tried other makers in this size to compare the look and proportion?
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post #2280 of 3306
12/8/12 at 8:49pm
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Originally Posted by silkman View Post

Hello tailors.

Looking on your thoughts on this fit -  I bought this zegna suit but they did a horrible job at the time.  I left it for 2 or so years in the closet and took it back to them and this time they did a better job, also adding some decent wait suppression.  But this is in my opinion, what do you think? 

Tried to do the best with photos but they are only adequate, sorry for that.  I upped brightness & contrast a bit...

Oh and excuse the crappy shoes.
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And without the jacket...







Closeup of the fabric...

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shorten the sleeves to the break where your wrist and hand meet. You want to see some shirt cuff.
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