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Help - Suit Damage

NYCAssociate

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Hey everyone. Tragically, shortly after dropping $700 on a new SS suit, I managed to damage it. Like an idiot, I unsnapped the bottom of my shirt stays during the commute, and they appear to have rubbed against the backs of my trousers and caused some damage. I bought this at SS over 6 months ago, and the damage is my fault, so I'm guessing I don't have any recourse.

Does this look like something a tailor could fix easily? Is there anything you'd recommend I do myself to fix it?

Much appreciated.
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breakaway01

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You could try asking SuitSupply if they can sell you another pair of trousers, but that's probably not likely to happen. I'd take it to a reweaver. If you're in NYC, French-American Reweaving gets good reviews. Be warned, they are pricy but it will be less than buying a new suit.
 

NYCAssociate

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You could try asking SuitSupply if they can sell you another pair of trousers, but that's probably not likely to happen. I'd take it to a reweaver. If you're in NYC, French-American Reweaving gets good reviews. Be warned, they are pricy but it will be less than buying a new suit.

Thanks for the tip - I'll give them a call!
 

Sfroide3

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Like an idiot, I unsnapped the bottom of my shirt stays during the commute,

Shirt stays ??? Just buy a proper sized shirt - long enough. It won't go untucked.

And please, throw these shirt stays in the trash asap !
 

Joefitz

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I am disturbed that the fabric would wear out like that so easily. I am no fan of suitsupply. In answer to your question, take it to a tailor and get their advice.
 

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