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Shipping through European entity is expected start next week.
In terms of process, everything is possible.
One way to go about it:
1. You send us an email letting us know what you are interested in, we quote you a price
2. You provide your measurements, style details or send us your existing jacket/suit for replication (we arrange for pickup)
3. In about 4 weeks, we ship you the suit.
4. If there are any changes you would like, the suit is sent back for alterations
We no longer recommend makinng a trial in canvas or to send a semi-finished jacket as trial, but can be done if desired.
Any altered costs associated with the European entity? I.e. should we place our orders quickly or wait until next week?Shipping through European entity is expected start next week.
Thanks. My problem is I don't really trust myself to get the measurement right and expect a perfect fit and I don't have any bespoke/perfect old MTM suits for you guys to replicate. If I did I understand it would be easy as I have understood that you are masters in replicating stuffShipping through European entity is expected start next week.
In terms of process, everything is possible.
One way to go about it:
1. You send us an email letting us know what you are interested in, we quote you a price
2. You provide your measurements, style details or send us your existing jacket/suit for replication (we arrange for pickup)
3. In about 4 weeks, we ship you the suit.
4. If there are any changes you would like, the suit is sent back for alterations
We no longer recommend makinng a trial in canvas or to send a semi-finished jacket as trial, but can be done if desired.
I solved this problem by flying from Cape Town to Bangalore and going directly to the Luxire workshop. Seems totally reasonable.....Thanks. My problem is I don't really trust myself to get the measurement right and expect a perfect fit and I don't have any bespoke/perfect old MTM suits for you guys to replicate. If I did I understand it would be easy as I have understood that you are masters in replicating stuff
This is my order and just receive the suit a couple days ago. I decided to give Luxire a try from reading this forum for a while so here are my feedback based on this order
@luxireWe no longer recommend makinng a trial in canvas or to send a semi-finished jacket as trial, but can be done if desired.
I think the gorge you have looks excellent, but I lean more towards a lower gorge these days. Would be great to see it on you in a photo!This is my order and just receive the suit a couple days ago. I decided to give Luxire a try from reading this forum for a while so here are my feedback based on this order
There is significant hand work through out - for the value you paid, I have not no complaint. The button holes are well done, hand picked stitched canvas and hand set collar. I decided to go with Ghurka trouser; again workmanship is satisfactory.
However, there are few problems as well. The seam on the jacket shoulder seems to be unsymmetrical(where the shoulder seam meets the sleeve is different on each side as I have Spella Camicia sleeves). The gorge can be higher for trendier look. As for the trouser, I had a long/high rise measurement, the fly can be longer by around 1.5" forwards the crouch but the trouser fit is excellent; however, there were not handwork on the trouser, except some pick stitch on the pockets and fly; the waist band lining were sewn by machine.
Other issue are more fit related, for me specifically on the jacket. I decided not to send a sample jacket to Luxire to copy because I have gained some weight in the waist area and provided my measurement based on their measuring guide. Unfortunately, I have some issue with shoulder puckering and back of the jacket (near the arm pit area) puckering.
I have sent few emails to them and proposed some options for resolution but have yet to hear back - seems like they only respond quickly on sales related inquiries.
Going forward, I would suggest to send in your best fit garmet for them to copy since in person measurement is currently impossible. I have no doubt they can meet your need on any style request. Personally, I plan to order again once these issues are resolved.
Attaching couple pictures as the suit is a navy in heavy VBC flannel with silver paisley color lining.
I will upload some picture of the front view later when someone can help me. BTW, how is your shoulder seam, are they symmetrical?I think the gorge you have looks excellent, but I lean more towards a lower gorge these days. Would be great to see it on you in a photo!
Since were posting About Luxire jackets, here are some photos of mine again:
View attachment 1568219 View attachment 1568220 apart from the pattern matching at the back seam, absolutely delighted
I will upload some picture of the front view later when someone can help me. BTW, how is your shoulder seam, are they symmetrical?
Here are some picture of the puckering.
We were not seeing any value add from the trials. Shipping is anyways involved, rather send back the finished jacket for small changes.@luxire
1.What's the reason for no longer recommending it?
And you mean, $95 for the trial jacket, right?
2. Is it better just to send my suits (even though not best fit, but just enough to refer to like, -2 cm from the chest, +1 cm in sleeve length etc.) with shipping prepay for $35? That way, I only pay $35 and then both the ordered jacket and my jacket are delivered to me at the same time, right?
That looks great. Love the fabric and styling. I'd wear it with stone or light gray pants or jeans.I think the gorge you have looks excellent, but I lean more towards a lower gorge these days. Would be great to see it on you in a photo!
Since were posting About Luxire jackets, here are some photos of mine again:
View attachment 1568219 View attachment 1568220 apart from the pattern matching at the back seam, absolutely delighted
I've had a harrington and a hat made of Epic fabric, red and dark gray. I like both. Luxire would prob. know which. I would never have thought of using them for swim trunks, but I like the idea. I'd get a swatch(es) first. Pls keep us posted!Anybody got a recommendation for Epic fabrics from Luxire? I'm thinking about making swim shorts with it.
We are more or less out of Epic and Schoeller fabrics that are suitable for swim shorts.Anybody got a recommendation for Epic fabrics from Luxire? I'm thinking about making swim shorts with it.
We are more or less out of Epic and Schoeller fabrics that are suitable for swim shorts.
Will work on sourcing again.
We do have fabrics from Eurojersey, Italy, which is Olympic grade swim material.
It is knitted though.