Another Korean Bespoke Suit Fitting

[GBR]

Very good, an excellent looking suit.

Strangely only three buttons at the sleeves.

 

[quar]

Those button-holes are incredible.

Great suit.

 

[taxgenius]

Nice!

 

[Kiwi Man]

You look like a million buck!

Great stuff!

 

[Benjamin E.]

Brilliant work. I like the way the purls on the buttonholes lean outwards at the round ends. Aside from this suit, I've only seen that on Brioni and another bespoke tailor whose name escapes me at the moment.
Could I trouble you for a picture of the interior pockets and lining, please?

 

[ho1joon]



Could I trouble you for a picture of the interior pockets and lining, please?

here it is

I chose half lining







arm hole stitch

 

[ctp120]

Wow. That is very nice.

Threads like this--fewer and farther between than they used to be--are what keep me reading SF.

 

[forex]

That's a great looking suit, looks much better compared to suits from some of the top tailoring houses. I would stick to these guys if I were you.

 

[Despos]

There is a good progression of Ho1joon's tailoring commissions if you follow his threads. This suit has a nice elegant look.

Most obvious observation to me is to use tailors that execute the styling and have the craftsmanship you expect as their standard procedure. Thinking you can go to a tailor and instruct them how to fit or style a suit that is out of their repertoire doesn't guarantee satisfactory results.

 

[phillycheese]

One fine suit. Then again it helps if the wearer is tall and slim.

 

[Yika]

good stuff.

 

[Eustace Tilley]

That is very good work.

 

[vinveritas]

Amazing. The suit looks Italian bespoke to the core, at least to my untrained eyes. Thanks for sharing.

 

[TheTukker]

Well done, both the suit and this thread!

 

[GBR]



Wow. That is very nice.
Threads like this--fewer and farther between than they used to be--are what keep me reading SF.

I certainly agree with your second sentiment as much as I endorse the first.