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Question about chan
Thanks Kai. I appreciate your thoughtful responses. As you mentioned, I have fluctuations in my weight/shape based on how many hours I'm in the office versus hours exercising as well as what kind of exercise I'm engaging in. I hate having a suit that is so fitted that it becomes either too tight...- fenderapache
- Post #47
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Question about chan
Kai, how would characterize the fit of your Chan suits versus Raphael? You mentioned that the vest is a best more fitted on the Chan than on the Raphael. Does the suit made by Chan also feel a bit closer to the body with 'less room to grow'? I'm considering getting Chan to make me a suit but...- fenderapache
- Post #45
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Question about chan
Kai, you said that WW Chan's quality is good but perhaps not on par with Kiton and Oxxford. What firm's quality would you say is closest to that which WW Chan produces (Hickey-Freeman, Samuelsohn, Marting Greenfield, Gianluca Isaia, Zegna, etc)? Are there any areas of the suit you found to be a...- fenderapache
- Post #33
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Mtm versus custom suits in nyc
I want to deal with someone local to NYC. I have tried visiting tailors from Canada, England, Italy, etc. and I just don't like the distance and the inherent problems that creates. If I was going to use a Hong Kong based tailor, I would opt to use A Man Hing Cheong. When I was in HK on business...- fenderapache
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ascot chang, geneva, paris, gluck, kabbaz?
Thanks for the response but I'm looking for someone located in NYC. I may stick with Ascot Chang as they have been consistently good with fit, quality, pattern matching, etc. I just had wanted to find someone who could make some "English" styled shirts with a bit more flair than Ascot...- fenderapache
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Mtm versus custom suits in nyc
I have some MTM Oxxford suits that are worn on occassion. For day-to-day wear I have MTM from Martin Greenfield, Hickey-Freeman and others. I also have some custom from some smaller tailors who most likely sent the work to one of the "custom factories". As I need to replace some older...- fenderapache
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ascot chang, geneva, paris, gluck, kabbaz?
I have ordered custom shirts from Sulka, Turnbull & Asser, Hilditch & Key, Ascot Chang and several others. Some have been better than others. Ascot Chang has proven the most reliable in terms of both fit and attention to detail but I'm looking for something with a bit more of an English...- fenderapache
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- Forum: Classic Menswear