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post #46 of 52
10/13/11 at 10:12pm

I've ordered several suits from mytailor/Hemrajani Bros. and have always been quite pleased. The fit is great, quality is high, there are tons of hand finished details.

 

My last order was for two suits in winter weight 13 oz Italian wool flannels.  They came in at $965 each inclusive of import duty/sales tax/shipping/etc., which I feel is quite good value for the money considering they are made-to-measure, they do tons of hand finishing and neat details (surgeon cuff, tab adjuster on the waist, reverse pleats) and they're fully canvased.

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post #47 of 52
11/4/11 at 7:57pm
I got a shirt from moderntailor once. Very mediocre.
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post #48 of 52
2/22/12 at 4:15pm
I placed my first order with Joe at Mytailor.com for 4 shirts using some of the premium Thomas Mason fabrics. He sent me one shirt as a test. The fit was just as I had requested.( I have ordered numerous shirts previously from Borrelli in NY, SF and from WW Chan). I asked Joe to tweak the measurements a bit and to lengthen the color points for the remaining three. They were completed and shipped about 3 weeks after my appointment. The communications have been excellent. I think the price and value are excellent.
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post #49 of 52
2/22/12 at 5:22pm

I can't speak for those who live around the world but since I live about 20 minutes from Joe I can take anything I want back for adjustments.  I have it on good authority that Joe is a perfectionist and having been fitted by him for four dress shirts and a custom designed jack shirt I have to admit that I believe it.  I am expecting the dress shirts within a week and the other in early April.  If I have any reason for dissatisfaction, I will take them back to Costa Mesa.  Considering that I have purchased the MTM shirts for less than I would expect to pay from Lands' End, I doubt that I will be the least unhappy.

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post #50 of 52
5/2/12 at 7:29pm
Just received my first shirt. I was measured in Austin, TX by the guy Rhami or Rami. After some arm twisting, he let me order just one shirt. I went with a cheaper executive collection cloth.

I have to say I am really happy with it. WELL worth the money. The fit is about 90% there unwashed. The cloth is pretty average but I did not expect much. The finishing seems perfectly fine. I think it will stand up well. I asked for a split back and it worked well. The shirt is herringbone and it matches well.

I have two complaints. I had a monogram that was supposed to be block and came back in script. Its on the inside of the collar so not really worth fixing. The other complaint is the buttons are pretty crummy. I will see if they can upgrade next time.
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post #51 of 52
5/4/12 at 8:24pm

Yes, they can.  All you have to do is ask.

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post #52 of 52
5/4/12 at 9:37pm
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Originally Posted by emc894 View Post

Just received my first shirt. I was measured in Austin, TX by the guy Rhami or Rami. After some arm twisting, he let me order just one shirt. I went with a cheaper executive collection cloth.
I have to say I am really happy with it. WELL worth the money. The fit is about 90% there unwashed. The cloth is pretty average but I did not expect much. The finishing seems perfectly fine. I think it will stand up well. I asked for a split back and it worked well. The shirt is herringbone and it matches well.
I have two complaints. I had a monogram that was supposed to be block and came back in script. Its on the inside of the collar so not really worth fixing. The other complaint is the buttons are pretty crummy. I will see if they can upgrade next time.

The buttons aren't small mop buttons? I thought that was their standard. You can get thick MOP for $12 a shirt.
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