I´m all crooked...

Yes, you read it right: I´m crooked.  Fortunately, my doc told me I´m not the only one.  UNfortunately, I´m a bit more crooked than your average person. 

My left leg is about 2 centimeters longer than my right one.  Because of this my hips, spine, and shoulders are a bit slanted.  Now, when wearing casual wear, this isn´t really a problem.  However, when wearing suits, especially double breasted suits, you can see something is a bit off.

Due to me just having joined the workforce, and therefore having a pretty small budget, I´ve stuck to purchasing off the rack suits and shirts.  My most recent purchase is a grey, double breasted Hardy Amies.  The fit is great, but due to my shoulders being a bit off, you can see the button pulls...of course it does, one side of the jacket is hanging lower than the other side.  Would simply adjusting the buttons solve this problem?

More importantly, before actually making a huge investment,, would having a suit made to measure solve this problem?  Can a tailor create a suit that will fit straight, even though my frame is crooked?  Or would it still look off?

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Originally Posted by mensimageconsultant 

Buy custom-made orthotics (which shouldn't cost much if covered by insurance). That leg length difference is a bigger health issue than it is a cosmetic issue.

I already have a pair.  They take away some of the back pain, but in the end they can only straighten me out so far.

Physical therapy is doing a lot of good, but I´ll always be a bit more crooked than the average Joe.  Luckily, thanks to massages, workouts, etc, I can now stand and walk for more than two hours without having to take a pack of painkillers.

I guess from now on I´ll just save up a bit more money and go for bespoke jackets, and perhaps even suits.  Better to have one great fitting piece of clothing than ten ill fitted ones, right?

Thanks for letting me know this won´t be too much of an issue.