I know on styleforum that tailors such as caraceni, huntsman, etc are more in favour, but something really gets me with these two fashion brands. In terms of quality which is actually superior in terms of made to measure?, and whom are they made by?
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Hermes mtm vs Tom Ford mtm
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1/7/12 at 6:30am
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1/7/12 at 7:48am
Interesting. I did not know Tom Ford MTM was done by Zegna. So I could theorectically get the same quality MTM suit by going to Zegna instead and getting their highest quality MTM suit? Is the styling only available through TF though?
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1/7/12 at 7:56am
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Nope... Zegna by TF is a special breed. It's better. It's made in the same factory as Zegna Couture.
Check out tuttofattoamano blog for info: http://tuttofattoamano.blogspot.com/2010/10/tom-ford.html
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1/7/12 at 9:31am
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No one really encounters Hermes suits or sport coats, at least not on here. I didn't even know they made suits and sport coats. Out of all the fashion brands, the only one I like for quality and look are Tom Ford suits. They hit the nail on both. Most fashion brands look stupid and are cheaply made but expensive. Is there a reason to go Hermes? I don't even think I've seen one.
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1/7/12 at 10:17am
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Originally Posted by Tony Romo 
No one really encounters Hermes suits or sport coats, at least not on here. I didn't even know they made suits and sport coats. Out of all the fashion brands, the only one I like for quality and look are Tom Ford suits. They hit the nail on both. Most fashion brands look stupid and are cheaply made but expensive. Is there a reason to go Hermes? I don't even think I've seen one.

No one really encounters Hermes suits or sport coats, at least not on here. I didn't even know they made suits and sport coats. Out of all the fashion brands, the only one I like for quality and look are Tom Ford suits. They hit the nail on both. Most fashion brands look stupid and are cheaply made but expensive. Is there a reason to go Hermes? I don't even think I've seen one.
Hermes suits and sport coats are very well made and have a good fit. Its overcoats are particularly nice, at least I think so.
well, as 'jayjay' said they are supposedly of good quality, as Belvest makes them, as for the MTM I'm not completely sure but perhaps they are made by the same. Also, with made to measure you can choose the lining of the jacket to be in the same style of some of their silk scarves, which I quite like the idea of. Apart from that, Tom Ford is probably better, as Zegna Couture is probably better than Belvest (I'm just guessing on this so correct me if I'm wrong). I would go bespoke but I like some of the styles that Tom Ford and Hermes carry. You can tell whether a suit is from Tom Ford because of its distinctive details, and in most cases the same goes for Hermes. I doubt that a bespoke tailor would do these small details that make Tom Ford and Hermes different from the rest (hermes scarf lining, etc)
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1/7/12 at 10:50am
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Originally Posted by OliEmbo 
well, as 'jayjay' said they are supposedly of good quality, as Belvest makes them, as for the MTM I'm not completely sure but perhaps they are made by the same. Also, with made to measure you can choose the lining of the jacket to be in the same style of some of their silk scarves, which I quite like the idea of. Apart from that, Tom Ford is probably better, as Zegna Couture is probably better than Belvest (I'm just guessing on this so correct me if I'm wrong). I would go bespoke but I like some of the styles that Tom Ford and Hermes carry. You can tell whether a suit is from Tom Ford because of its distinctive details, and in most cases the same goes for Hermes. I doubt that a bespoke tailor would do these small details that make Tom Ford and Hermes different from the rest (hermes scarf lining, etc)

well, as 'jayjay' said they are supposedly of good quality, as Belvest makes them, as for the MTM I'm not completely sure but perhaps they are made by the same. Also, with made to measure you can choose the lining of the jacket to be in the same style of some of their silk scarves, which I quite like the idea of. Apart from that, Tom Ford is probably better, as Zegna Couture is probably better than Belvest (I'm just guessing on this so correct me if I'm wrong). I would go bespoke but I like some of the styles that Tom Ford and Hermes carry. You can tell whether a suit is from Tom Ford because of its distinctive details, and in most cases the same goes for Hermes. I doubt that a bespoke tailor would do these small details that make Tom Ford and Hermes different from the rest (hermes scarf lining, etc)
I'm sure its good quality... but I'm also sure it's ridiculously overpriced. And the silk scarf lining is very gimmicky and kind of silly. If you like that, then do Hermes. What do Hermes jackets look like? Any pics? What do they offer that you want? The name? The scarf lining?
Also, it seems from your post that you want people to be able to tell it's Hermes or Tom Ford. Hermes tries to make sure everyone knows its Hermes in most of their stuff with their logo, etc. I don't know about their suiting. As for Tom Ford, if you know Tom Ford, you'll know it's Tom Ford from the cut, the shoulders, the lapels, the pockets, and the buttonholes. Most people have no clue, however.
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I bet Hermes are popular in Paris. The French generally like to stick to their ow in terms of tailoring.
RE TF and Zegna just because two or more makers use the same factory doesn't mean that they are getting the same product. The factories job is to produce the garment that the designer wants to sell. When I deal with a new factory or get samples made I develop patterns with them which are unique to me. I look at the different services they offer. Usually you are presented with a price list that consists of a base suit or shirt and then theres many extra costs. For example a factory may offer 2 or more different types of fusible for the chest piece, full canvased options may have different options as well such as horsehair or synthetic. You always get what you pay for though, if your a designer you can walk into a good factory pay top dollar by ordering the best of everything and you will get a great garment.
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RE TF and Zegna just because two or more makers use the same factory doesn't mean that they are getting the same product. The factories job is to produce the garment that the designer wants to sell. When I deal with a new factory or get samples made I develop patterns with them which are unique to me. I look at the different services they offer. Usually you are presented with a price list that consists of a base suit or shirt and then theres many extra costs. For example a factory may offer 2 or more different types of fusible for the chest piece, full canvased options may have different options as well such as horsehair or synthetic. You always get what you pay for though, if your a designer you can walk into a good factory pay top dollar by ordering the best of everything and you will get a great garment.
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Originally Posted by Tony Romo 
I'm sure its good quality... but I'm also sure it's ridiculously overpriced. And the silk scarf lining is very gimmicky and kind of silly. If you like that, then do Hermes. What do Hermes jackets look like? Any pics? What do they offer that you want? The name? The scarf lining?
Also, it seems from your post that you want people to be able to tell it's Hermes or Tom Ford. Hermes tries to make sure everyone knows its Hermes in most of their stuff with their logo, etc. I don't know about their suiting. As for Tom Ford, if you know Tom Ford, you'll know it's Tom Ford from the cut, the shoulders, the lapels, the pockets, and the buttonholes. Most people have no clue, however.

I'm sure its good quality... but I'm also sure it's ridiculously overpriced. And the silk scarf lining is very gimmicky and kind of silly. If you like that, then do Hermes. What do Hermes jackets look like? Any pics? What do they offer that you want? The name? The scarf lining?
Also, it seems from your post that you want people to be able to tell it's Hermes or Tom Ford. Hermes tries to make sure everyone knows its Hermes in most of their stuff with their logo, etc. I don't know about their suiting. As for Tom Ford, if you know Tom Ford, you'll know it's Tom Ford from the cut, the shoulders, the lapels, the pockets, and the buttonholes. Most people have no clue, however.
it is definitely overpriced, and it's not that I would want people to know what it is, because I prefer understated clothing, if people want others to know how much money they have, they should just wear a necklace with a wad of money
. If there was a logo on a suit (for example like gucci has done in the past) I wouldn't go near it. However, a nice interior for a jacket is always appreciated and as long as its kept on the person, probably won't be seen by anyone else.
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