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Looking for one that could slim up some dress shirts and also do some work on a suit. Any recommendations? Thanks
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Good tailor in the financial distriction (NYC)??
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RR-NYC
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King Tailor is pretty good. He's a custom suit maker that can work wonders on your existing suit as long as you give him direction. He turned my Cavalli Tux into the tux it should have been from the start
If you don't mind heading up to NoHo, Ramon is also very good. I've used him to slim up and fine tune almost everything I have.
If you don't mind heading up to NoHo, Ramon is also very good. I've used him to slim up and fine tune almost everything I have.
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Which? Name?
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Do you mean Joseph Tailor on Dey Street? I'm not sure if he is there anymore honestly, but its not like I've looked for the place recently either so I could very well be wrong. I remember a place on John -- I think it was Alex tailor or something? Not sure if it is still there though since John St. is a nightmare lately with all the construction.
That said -- I've never been to either place, just remember seeing these places while meandering around
Do you mean Joseph Tailor on Dey Street? I'm not sure if he is there anymore honestly, but its not like I've looked for the place recently either so I could very well be wrong. I remember a place on John -- I think it was Alex tailor or something? Not sure if it is still there though since John St. is a nightmare lately with all the construction.
That said -- I've never been to either place, just remember seeing these places while meandering around
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Bexcellence
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how about Wagner Tailor?
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