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Recent content by gamlet
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Hongkong vs bangkok (Tanika, Narin)
Already did that because I'd never go fused. But in reality only Narin and Tanika can do that and it's an open question whether they do it well. There's not much demand in Bangkok for canvassed suits or jackets. Again, for that HK and Bangkok are the same price...- gamlet
- Post #11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Hongkong vs bangkok (Tanika, Narin)
I might try Gordon Yao at some point, he is supposed to be good. Narin I've only done shirts with, and they were hopeless : again, not really bespoke, MTM cut to a pattern which simply didn't fit my body at all. A complete waste of money. I wore my 4 shirts once, found them extremely...- gamlet
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Hongkong vs bangkok (Tanika, Narin)
The double breasted blazer is lovely- gamlet
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Hongkong vs bangkok (Tanika, Narin)
I paid about $600 for that, maybe a little more with exchange rates fluctuations. So, it's cheapish for made to measure, which is what it really is, but it's not a bespoke fit in my opinion : Bangkok tailors just don't have the skill set for that. Build quality is also very average, as you'd...- gamlet
- Post #7
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Hongkong vs bangkok (Tanika, Narin)
I would say WW Chan - the only place in HK I can offer experience about - is a cut above anything in Bangkok. I like Tanika, they are sweet people. but I am not sure they do a paper model for "bespoke" ( they certainly don't keep them for future reference so it suggests they don't ) ; given that...- gamlet
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Bangkok tailors
As a Bangkok resident, I'd have to second the recommendation for Tanika, for shirts anyway - have not tried their other offerings. Bangkok really has three tailors for shirts that are decent : Narin, Tanika and Lala Duly. If I'm to be honest I *enjoy* wearing the Lala Duly ones the most - top...- gamlet
- Post #268
- Forum: Classic Menswear