therake
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Hey everyone, I am new here and I hope to learn from you more experienced posters. I recently decided I am going to get a suit made by Mr.Ned, but before taking the plunge, I read many posts about his product.
I was hoping someone could give me a bit more information on their impressions with the suits and I would GREATLY appreciate some pictures being posted.
I spoke to Vahram's son I believe and he told me he could make whatever I wanted as long as I was clear on my ideas but from the posts here, that does not seem to be the case.
I have many pictures cut out from magazines that illustrate various aspects I want on my suit but from what I here on the forum, the style at Mr.Ned is American Sack, padded shoulder, etc. My vision is a single breasted narrow peak lapel, black suit with flashy lining, double vented, flat front trousers, high armholes and lightly roped shoulder. I know this couldn't be farther from the American style but since Ned is supposedly a "Bespoke" tailor, shouldn't I be able to make my ideas come to fruition?
Any clarification, tips, help would be greatly appreciated.
I was hoping someone could give me a bit more information on their impressions with the suits and I would GREATLY appreciate some pictures being posted.
I spoke to Vahram's son I believe and he told me he could make whatever I wanted as long as I was clear on my ideas but from the posts here, that does not seem to be the case.
I have many pictures cut out from magazines that illustrate various aspects I want on my suit but from what I here on the forum, the style at Mr.Ned is American Sack, padded shoulder, etc. My vision is a single breasted narrow peak lapel, black suit with flashy lining, double vented, flat front trousers, high armholes and lightly roped shoulder. I know this couldn't be farther from the American style but since Ned is supposedly a "Bespoke" tailor, shouldn't I be able to make my ideas come to fruition?
Any clarification, tips, help would be greatly appreciated.