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Why, do you wear Rubinacci while you cut your client's suits?
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Why, do you wear Rubinacci while you cut your client's suits?
This thread is " Ask A Question, Get An Answer..." Is that the best you have? I expected more.
Do you do wide lapels?
Do you have a rule or approach to deal with shorter clients?
Jferg, it depends on the shoes. If they are welted, then yes. If they are glued, probably not, and it probably wouldn't be worth it in any case.
so I have a 2 Button Single Breasted Double Vent slim fit suit that's got quite a bit of waist suppression. The problem I see is taht the back vents sort of "kick" out, ie the back flap doesn't lie flat. I feel like it emphasizes the backside...
I once read about adding little weights to the corners of the vents, so that the cloth hangs straight. I've never seen this in person though, just ask your tailor?