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P Johnson MTM

ColdEyedPugilist

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Charles can also do collars with very light fusing or no fusing and collar stays that are not sewn in if you ask him to, most of my shirts from him are finished that way.


Hey T, how are ya?

Was working in Parra last year and visiting Charles so often, I thought I'd bump into either Sator or you.

Either shirt making op is fine IMO. Like you, I have had the benefit of using both and will continue to do so.

Cheers mate.
 

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Charles Nakhle talked me into trying the sewn-in collar stays and I have "never looked back."  Never had any problems with pressing, etc, and it's just one thing less to worry about in the morning and when I'm travelling.

While they look great, I do find his fused collars a bit stiff compared to the soft comfort you get with an English shirt like T&A or H&K.  That's the main reason I was considering trying MTM shirts from P Johnson.  Maybe I'll experiment with a non-fused/lightly fused from Charles instead.


Well, that's quite possibly because H&K and T&A have unfused collars! Of course, collar stiffness is also influenced by the interlining that is used, too.
 

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Hey T, how are ya?
Was working in Parra last year and visiting Charles so often, I thought I'd bump into either Sator or you.
Either shirt making op is fine IMO. Like you, I have had the benefit of using both and will continue to do so.
Cheers mate.


We could have cross paths, use to see Sator there a fair bit. I haven't been to Charles for a while. I mainly use Ascot Chang for my shirts now.
 

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This thread has gone quiet.

Any recent pictures people feel like sharing?
 

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My second suit from PJ

A 2 piece suit - (Mid Grey - S 130)


 

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I just picked up my first suit from P Johnson today, and given I chose them because of the positive reviews on this forum, I thought I had better add to the positive feedback about P Johnson Tailors.

I got a two button suit in french navy.
- hand finished;
- black horn buttons;
- wine red lining;
- extra pair of trousers.

All up it set me back roughly 2.3k (500 dollars for the extra trousers for those who want to know).

The suit is immaculate; it fits perfectly as you would expect. I was very impressed by the initial fitting - all the more so because when I went in for the second fitting the only alterations were to take the chest in ever so slightly (looked like 1cm) and to take the pants up by 0.5cm.

Even more impressive was the level of service provided by everyone at P Johnson Tailors. My initial consultation was with Patrick, but everyone I dealt with from P Johnson - either in person or over the phone - was extremely friendly and helpful.

Completely satisfied and I will definitely be going back once I can justify to myself splurging on another suit.

I know, I know, pics or it didn't happen. I might come back and post pics once I wear the suit out for the first time.
 
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Hey, SF'ers. First post on here but I have just gotten fitted and picked my options for a suit at PJohnson but also ordered one from Patricks other brand SuitShop. I will be getting both of them by December-January and will post pictures for you to have a look and compare both if interested.
 

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Hey, SF'ers. First post on here but I have just gotten fitted and picked my options for a suit at PJohnson but also ordered one from Patricks other brand SuitShop. I will be getting both of them by December-January and will post pictures for you to have a look and compare both if interested.

Sounds good! Would love to read your thoughts on how SuitShop measures up.
 

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Anyone who has had suits cut at PJ's got an idea of what actual Turn around time is?

I remember when i got my mtm at Herringbone, i was quoted 5-6 and ended up being about 9 weeks.
 

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My experience has been anywhere from 4-8 weeks (picking mine up today, 8 weeks after order).

I think they quote 6-8 weeks for suits but if you need something specific I sure they would try to help you out. Get in touch with them to find out.
 

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Cheers, ill just have to be patient. Good things take time.

Also was looking at a few shirts off the website but I figure it would be better to go in and get them done MTM.

Wonder if its much difference in price to the online store? Anyone know?
 

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