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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread
Hi AndroFan Cool. Yes, I understand your point completely. It all makes sense now. The governing factor is the body type and morphology. If your body proportions greatly deviate from the majority, then an off the peg garment will need many major alterations such as shoulders, collar and...- preppycanada
- Post #31,254
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread
Thanks, that was the conclusion which I had come to in my own mind, but just wanted to see if others shared my opinion. At the moment, the big news in men's fashion is this stand-off between tailoring and designers. Tailors are naturally pushing bespoke product and hyping the value of bespoke...- preppycanada
- Post #31,248
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread
Hi AndroFan! Thanks for understanding. The point that I wanted to get to was that: Does there seem to be an unjustified premium put on bespoke garments? Say for example that a bespoke Brioni suit may cost you 15,000-50,000 dollars. OK, yes it is made to fit to your body and your body alone...- preppycanada
- Post #31,245
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The official thrift/discount store bragging thread
Good Morning guys ! Just wanted to know. Has anyone ever found a truly bespoke suit or jacket at a thrift store, that actually fit them PERFECTLY, and I mean like a glove. So this meaning to say, if one found a bespoke Brioni suit or blazer at a thrift, and it actually fit like the original...- preppycanada
- Post #31,239
- Forum: Classic Menswear