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The Hong Kong Tailors Thread
Thanks both for this suggestion, which is certainly sensible. I've mentioned some of the issues with style, but I've had a few problems with the quality, too: this isn't something I wear terribly often, but I've been surprised by the repairs I've had to have done it - from general wear and tear...- theoldentimes
- Post #2,603
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hong Kong Tailors Thread
Thanks for your comment. I see the information about Lai elsewhere on this forum (http://www.styleforum.net/t/33568/the-hong-kong-tailors-thread/2295#post_7821726). To be honest would much prefer an outing to SSP. I guess my concerns about a smaller-name tailor (which doesn't say anything...- theoldentimes
- Post #2,596
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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NEW MEMBER INQUIRIES & QUICK QUESTIONS- CLASSIC MENSWEAR: WK OF AUG 3, 2015
I'm living in Hong Kong, where it's surprisingly difficult to buy RTW (at least, for my height), and tailoring is not nearly as expensive as it would be in the US or UK - does that change anything?- theoldentimes
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Introduce yourself.
Hello SF, I've been lurking forever but now I've signed up to ask questions that have almost certainly been answered in myriad forms many times before, but with good intentions, although I don't see any way I can contribute to the forum especially positively. nice to meet you all- theoldentimes
- Post #4,005
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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NEW MEMBER INQUIRIES & QUICK QUESTIONS- CLASSIC MENSWEAR: WK OF AUG 3, 2015
As a novice buyer of bespoke clothing, I'm very nervous about spending a lot of money on something that doesn't work out ok. Are there any simple suggestions for making sure a bespoke suit works out ok?- theoldentimes
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hong Kong Tailors Thread
I have to say, this is the kind of comment that makes me nervous about ever buying tailored clothing! This doesn't sound like a very positive experience. Price is still an issue, however, I don't mind paying more for a good investment. Thanks for the encouragement. I wouldn’t say...- theoldentimes
- Post #2,593
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Hong Kong Tailors Thread
I would really like some advice about my approach to getting a suit made in Hong Kong, before I move back to the UK at the end of the month. I’m a bit scared of making this big purchase, and don’t really know anyone irl who can offer any advice. On the matter. I’m sorry if what I’m looking for...- theoldentimes
- Post #2,587
- Forum: Classic Menswear