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34S Navy or Charcoal 3-Button Suit
Try Topman for 34 suits. They are cut rather short, but no short specific models. For 34S 3-button, try http://www.adamoflondon.com/aol_newshop/index.php?l=product_detail&p=231. They seem to carry various 34S, though in a vintage cut (note the extreme waist suppression).- xdahlia
- Post #3
- Forum: 2011-2017 Classic Menswear
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Thick As Thieves Navy Suit Xs 34-36
What's the jacket length?- xdahlia
- Post #2
- Forum: 2011-2017 Streetwear
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Clothes for the Short Guy - Stores, Brands/Lines, Websites
5'4" here, 125lbs So, they make shorts from 36 up. And they make 34R. But 34s? Practically impossible. So far A|X is the only one. I guess the logic is this: a) If you are a 34, you are simply thin. Solution? 34R. b) If you are short, there are many solutions, from 36S on up. c) But if you...- xdahlia
- Post #58
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Smaller Sized Clothing
Wow, that looks great. The few boys jackets I've tried on have been really boxy and generally odd in a puffy way (I'm 5'4 125lbs). Would you mind sharing what brand those blazers are from? The tan blazer looks particularly good. And what alterations have been done to them? Thanks!- xdahlia
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suit critique please!
I think taking an inch off the bottom of this particular jacket would be okay without messing things up, and would help it look somewhat better on you. But this won't address the other issues previously mentioned in the thread. Also I understand this isn't an especially easy alteration to do...- xdahlia
- Post #16
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suit critique please!
HUGO (boss) does a size 34, Z-Zegna drop 8 in a 36s might work too, Collezioni Metropolitan in 36s could work... there are options, but you'll have to really hunt around. as for what you have, I don't think the fit's that bad, just needs a little work. shoulders are acceptable but maybe a...- xdahlia
- Post #10
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suit critique please!
Jimmy Au's if you're West Coast. not sure your price/quality level, but H&M does a size 34 suit. otherwise you're a good candidate for MTM... Yah, I've heard good things about them. Am trying to exhaust my options via RTW before going the MTM / bespoke route. I tried on a 34 at H&M. The...- xdahlia
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suit critique please!
... I have a coworker who's probably a 34, and he mentioned BoO. Thanks for the comments. What is BoO?- xdahlia
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suit critique please!
It is nearly impossible to fix adjust jacket length. It'll screw up a lot of things i.e.: Buttoning point, etc. What if only an inch is taken from the bottom of the jacket? Will it look off?- xdahlia
- Post #7
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Suit critique please!
Hi everyone, I got this suit at a good price, but realize there are a few issues with it: Are these issues fixable by a tailor? And if so, what specifically? Here are the problems I see: There is some major bunching of the fabric at the armpits. Is this fixable? Conversely the sleeves...- xdahlia
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- Replies: 15
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What suits do Japanese men wear?
I had a brief experience shopping in Tokyo. I am around 34XS suit size, 5'4, 125lbs Asian. Generally suit jackets fit me quite well, but the pants are normally too tapered at the bottom. Japanese like their suits very fitted. The youth so much so that it looks like everything shrunk in the dryer.- xdahlia
- Post #16
- Forum: Classic Menswear