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post #16 of 23
10/17/11 at 8:25am
It looks good, but it could use some more length, about 3/4". There's some pulling at the seat of the trousers and there are folds at the top of the knees. Also, did you go with patch pockets or does the coat have a long front dart?
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post #17 of 23
10/18/11 at 3:10am
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 benjamin: the coat will have long front darts to balance it out with my body. I will ahve normal slanting pockets, not patch pockets. For the   trousers, i noticed those and i have asked the  tailor to addres it.

 

The sleeves are not clean and i visited the tailor today toask him to amend the sleeve pitch and the curve. He cut for me normal sleeves where as my arms hang straight and not as forward as others. As such, he will need to re-cut the sleeves.

 

I have also decided to maintain the length of the jacket as shortening it will not balance it out with my body or my long arms.

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post #18 of 23
10/18/11 at 12:19pm
back of the sleeves look messy (behind triceps)

pants look too tight around the seat. Have you considered a single pleat? might give you more 'wiggle room'.
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post #19 of 23
10/18/11 at 1:50pm
The sleeves are bunched at the back it needs to be let out also the trousers are too tight you can see the pulling at the back.
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post #20 of 23
10/22/11 at 10:38pm
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ok, guys this is my 3rd fitting.The issues on the sleeves have been addressed to a certain extent thought there is still some more work to be done. The sleeves need to be loosened and it still needs to be rotated a bit. As my hand hangs straight down, this also must be addressed.Notice there is a slight bump at the elbows.This will be addressed. there is still a bit of bunching at the back of the sleeves. The tailor told me that he will rotate the sleeves to address this issue.

 

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post #21 of 23
10/23/11 at 7:03am
The back top of the sleeves look much better. I wonder how much can be corrected with a proper pressing?
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post #22 of 23
10/23/11 at 9:02am
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The tailor kept telling me it will look ok once its pressed.i x really buy it, to me there are just a few more issues that needs to be addressed for this suit..
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post #23 of 23
3/11/12 at 7:33am

I visited Bespoken in Feb 2012 just to have a look. The work they were doing were of Savile Row standards; everything hand made. No machine padding (i.e.lapel, chest, and collar) anywhere in the coat. I saw finished and basted suits and I would say that the bastes and finished product were some of the best Ive ever seen. The linings, even along the facing, were beautifully hand finished. The buttonholes were first rate.

 

I used to work for a well-known Savile Row firm so I know the product when I see it. I asked the guy at the desk about the the make and it turns out one of the coat makers who was in the shop is ex-Nortons. 

 

The shop is very nicely fitted out and you can see the coat makers right in front of you. Despite the obvious high quality of the construction, However  I cant vouch for the cut; from what I saw they looked very very typical of Savile Row.

 

Price is from 5000RM, which is about £1000GBP. Quite reasonable if you ask me. I only go there on holiday one or twice a year and Ive never seen work like this in Malaysia; however Ah Loke's work looks great. What is his current pricing for a full canvassed suit? and 

 

 

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