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post #2881 of 3319
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Originally Posted by Dapper Edition View Post


What do you consider cheap?

 

Well I've seen that some of the suits Spoo have auctioned, can go from $300 and less. 

 

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Originally Posted by totolino85 View Post

 

 

well to take away a size (maybe 3\4th of a size) on waist is possible and doesnt' destroy the trousairs... as for the bottom of the pants I'd tell you to be carefull on the calf just as much as on the knee, that's where mine are exageratet at least... first time I'll wear it (when it gets hotter as if I put soxs on If I sit i've 10 inchees of sox visible biggrin.gif) I'll post some pics so you can all see what NOT to do with a suit shog%5B1%5D.gif

 

I mean I'm young is normal to make mistakes first times right ? :p

 

Haha, we all make mistakes. I've done them too. shog[1].gif

post #2882 of 3319
I lost a bit of weight, and I have a rlbl suit that doesn't quite fit me like it used to. I lost weight all over and not in a particular place, so I need it slimmed down all over keeping the same proportions. I guess the same suit one size down would fit me perfect. Shoulders do still fit me. So I was wondering if this is a easy enough job for a competent tailor, or if I'm risking too much. How much would it cost? Would it be worth it to get it tailored?
Thanks.
post #2883 of 3319
hello everyone

I'm about to start a job that requires me to wear a suit again so I thought I get your views on 2 suits that I bought some time ago but haven't worn for a while. This one is a charcoal TM Lewin suit, I will shortly post pics of a navy pinstripe Suitsupply one.

With this one I always felt the trousers didn't quite fit me right but I'm lacking the knowledge to say what exactly it is






Anything worth changing / having altered before I start the job?
post #2884 of 3319
and here's the one from Suitsupply. would you suggest any alterations?




post #2885 of 3319
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Originally Posted by roloflex View Post

and here's the one from Suitsupply. would you suggest any alterations?
Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)




I dunno if it's my screen that's dark, but it's kinda hard to see the fit in those pictures.
post #2886 of 3319
reposting with better pics.
Edited by robbrechter - 3/2/13 at 8:35am
post #2887 of 3319
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Originally Posted by roloflex View Post

and here's the one from Suitsupply. would you suggest any alterations?




trousairs are way to long IMHO, expecially being quite narrow and you quite tall. I'd shorten 'em up a inch,maybe even 1 and half ( you see the back of the shoe going out in the back is very strange)

Jacket fits you nicely.

post #2888 of 3319
Anyone care to comment on this trial jacket from Kent Wang? This is the beginning of the made-to-measure process; I was sent this trial jacket, and I'll have a MTM suit made based off adjustments to fit of the trial jacket (and pants of course too, but still waiting to receive those.) First set taken during the day with natural light, second set under artificial light. There's lots of wrinkling since the jacket is right out of the shipping box and unpressed.

Set 1:








Set 2:






Overall, I think it's a decent fit and I'm expecting good results with some minor adjustments to the final MTM product. Obviously sleeves need to be shortened a bit (and yes, my right arm is longer than my left). I'd appreciate any feedback from the tailor's in this thread on anything else that could be adjusted.
Edited by Flyswatter - 2/27/13 at 11:49pm
post #2889 of 3319
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Originally Posted by roloflex View Post

hello everyone

I'm about to start a job that requires me to wear a suit again so I thought I get your views on 2 suits that I bought some time ago but haven't worn for a while. This one is a charcoal TM Lewin suit, I will shortly post pics of a navy pinstripe Suitsupply one.

With this one I always felt the trousers didn't quite fit me right but I'm lacking the knowledge to say what exactly it is






Anything worth changing / having altered before I start the job?

 

It is pretty hard to see the real fit of the jacket in the pictures.

 

Again, it is a matter of preference and taste.

 

However, I would certainly not shorten those trousers.

post #2890 of 3319

Thank you tailors for any critique that you can provide for me. I recently started a job, and I just like Flyswatter got a suit from Kent Wang. This is a trial suit in which I need to provide the corrections for the final product. Previously before visiting Styleforum, I would have assumed everything looked good. After check out this thread, I realize there are few parts of the suit that do not fit me perfectly.

 

I was hoping that any of you would help me identify the parts that do not fit correctly, and what I need to tell my tailor and then Kent to get the final suit as close to perfect as possible.

 

First off, I have to say the suit is an amazing quality for the price. Please disregard the shirt. It is a cheap RTW that does not fit properly. My test shirt from Luxire should be coming soon!

 

 

In the first picture, I can see that sleeves look a bit long. (Sorry about the no shoes!)

 

 

The second picture I can see collar gaping near the chest area. What should I do correct this issue? Also it seems like the button point shows the suit to be too tight. Is that due to the chest material not being enough? I feel that I should take it in for a better shape for the suit.

 

 

Left side seems pretty good. There seems to be some wrinkles on the triceps. Does that need to be altered?

 

In this picture, it seems the right arm's pitch needs to be adjust to go more left of the picture.

 

In this picture, I see a lot of wrinkles, but I do not know how to get rid of them.

 

 

This picture shows the neck rolls better. Does the collar needed to be elevated?

 

 

A better picture of the collar gap and lapels gap. What needs to be done to fix this?

 

 

 

The pants also seem to be pulling.

 

 

 

I was thinking to better balance the suit the button point needs to be decreased by a inch and waist taken in a little. I still want to keep the flair of the bottom of skirt. Does that look better or should I keep it as is? If it looks better, how should I ask so the skirt still flairs but the waist and button point are altered?

 

 

 

Sorry for all the questions! 

 

Thank you all for your time and expertise. I really appreciate any critique.

post #2891 of 3319
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Originally Posted by caseyfud View Post

I have this suit, no alterations yet. I know it needs the sleeve shortened, but what else should I have done? I thought maybe i could have it tapered a bit. Going for a half-break on the pants, do they need to be shortened?
Thanks





I didn't get a reply on this, so I thought I'd ask again. Here's a new pic of the suit, since one of my pants legs isn't hanging down correctly.

post #2892 of 3319
caseyfud: Yes, shorten the trousers and also shorten the sleeves to show a bit of shirt cuff. Otherwise, looks pretty good.
post #2893 of 3319
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Originally Posted by othertravel View Post

Hi everybody,

This is a Tom Ford Base T in 38R; the shoulders and chest seem fine, but can the waist be taken out without throwing off the pitch of the suit? Is it a big job?

Also, the jacket is cut longer than most DB jackets; what do you guys think? Take the plunge, or avoid?



Bump; any thoughts?
post #2894 of 3319
othertravel: Not with that picture and pose.
post #2895 of 3319

your jacket's back is a little bit loose for you

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