sartort
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Yes it is determined by the wearer's body but also the alterations left the body of my suit baggy around my waist and shaped like a sack. I wonder if the tailor, tailors based on his experience in the past at canali (using canali as example) and does not think about keeping the TF cut. first they gave me 50R, then 52R (which obviously was relatively better but I mistakened relative improvement with absolute fit) I should of also did 54R - the trousers and coat would probably both look betterOriginally Posted by AvariceBespoke
AB, I really do hope this gets resolved, but I think that going up a size might not solve your problems. In the jacket, perhaps. But if the shoulders are wider in the 54R and they fit well, the chest might be too full. The waist and the vent issue will probably be better though. However, and this is a big however, I thought you mentioned the trousers did a weird billowing in the upper thigh and hip area. From your pics, it seems the whole trouser needs to be slimmed down. Going up to a 54R jacket means your trouser waist would be 2" wider. You say you normally wear a 34 to a 36 trouser. Well these will probably be a 38 (44-6) trouser. I don't see how they could possibly fit when the current trousers are already too big (unless I am mistaken).
