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Yes,that should be fine. When we dropped by a few months back, they had no qualms with taking orders for a single shirt's worth of fabric.
TMT
TMT
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Hey there! We've already pushed our store visit post on the blog, but we're still working on the shirt review which should be up sometime this weekend.
TMT
The above is a commercial session ?
Thanks seamasterlux for your clarification.
Sorry if I have mistaken you, but the post provided information seemingly like a commercial.
So much prefer the lower button stance on the last jacket shown. What do you direct, if anything, in that respect?
Ar, Just read the blog entry (cannot reach the site from China somehow) I enjoy reading it and keep it going ^^
Surprised by the somewhat negative experience you had, from what I know, the sifu usually does the measuring instead of the boss.
BTW - whats the idea behind the blog and what other tailor shop will you guys be reporting in coming future ?
interesting view, my colleague has different experience there which is quiet positive and for MT fabric it is a good deal here in HKWe were also surprised that they weren’t able to reach a consensus on how to take typical measurements, such as sleeve length. When we went to pick up the shirt, the sleeves for both our shirts ended up being at least a full inch short (sleeves ended at wrist unbuttoned). Interestingly enough, Felix seems to prefer shorter sleeves as he told us that they would be in line with current trends.
Although Hong Kong is well known for its tailoring, there are just way too many tailors to choose from. Whilst this thread is great for discussions on various tailors, we wanted to provide a more organized library of tailors as a reference for those looking to commission garments in Hong Kong to make the bespoke process smoother. Our plan is to start with items such as shirts and if readership shows a demand, to move onto other items such as jackets or trousers.
On the flip side, Hong Kong’s tailoring industry has shrunk considerably from its heyday. So, we wanted to use our blog to showcase Hong Kong tailors and their ability to create excellent clothing efficiently and inexpensively. Hopefully by doing so, we can someday help propel the Hong Kong tailoring industry to its former reputation.
We've got two lesser known tailors lined up right now, Chiu Ah Tailor and Sun May Shirts, both situated in Wan Chai. We will be posting our reviews of them in the coming months.
TMT
Edit: Oh, and we like clothes!
Encounter a question and wonder if any SF-er here could give some advise :
I will bring my own fabric to CMT to a tailor that I have been using for a while, however, they don't do milanese buttonhole......is there some alternation shop that can perform this single task ?
Tin Lun alterations on 87, Hollywood. Sheung Wan. Great service specialising in alterations of suits. Lane Crawford, pal zileri, zegna all do their alterations here. They are often surprised to get walk-in customers because it's mostly the stores who bring them the alterations. Fair price and friendly but Cantonese Speaking.