Can this suit be saved with some tailoring? Noob

[psy3]

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So, I bought this Hickey Freeman mainline suit 38R about 1~2 years ago from the factory outlet, when they were going bankrupt. But, it was when I didn't know anything about proper fit. I just bought it, since it was a great deal (I guess $110 for fully canvassed suit with good fabric is still a great deal).

Now, with my interview season coming up in next 12 months, I am trying to get this suit tailored.
I thought about getting a better fitting suit, like BB Fitz. But, I don't think I would have any luck in my town, unless I drive 6hr down to NYC. So, I would prefer to make the best out of this suit.

I figure that the shoulder fits okay. But, for a 5'10" slim built Asian person, I think waist and torso need to be taken in. Plus shortening the sleeves and tapering the arm with.

So any critiques and recommendation for tailoring would be very much appreciated.

 

[alliswell]

Fix the waist, forget the rest. It'll be fine for interviews.

 

[Shirtmaven]

shorten sleeves a little as well

 

[Plato456]

A good tailor can make almost any suit look more than reasonably sharp.

 

[junior varsity]

Originally Posted by Plato456

A good tailor can make almost any suit look more than reasonably sharp.

yes, but price?
salvage value and tailor cost might cost more than buying a new reasonably decent one on sale

 

[bluemagic]

I think you'll feel more confident with the suit you really want.