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shirt makers in Boston area?

horton

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I'd appreciate any recommendations and reasons therefore for shirtmakers in Boston area.

One name I heard was Greg Chobanian. Anyone ever deal with him?

Thanks
 

richardcharles

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do yourself a favor and skip Greg. He was having his shirts made by Arthur at BoLine 781-659-5980. Athur is in Norwell and makes a shirt equal to anybody in NYC.
 

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Originally Posted by richardcharles
do yourself a favor and skip Greg. He was having his shirts made by Arthur at BoLine 781-659-5980. Athur is in Norwell and makes a shirt equal to anybody in NYC.

ballpark price?
 

horton

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Originally Posted by richardcharles
do yourself a favor and skip Greg. He was having his shirts made by Arthur at BoLine 781-659-5980. Athur is in Norwell and makes a shirt equal to anybody in NYC.

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i spoke with Greg today and he said he does everything himself: cutting, sewing etc. Was this just BS?

Do you know what fabrics Arthur uses and can you say anything further about his shirts? Thanks for the info.
 

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Arthur at boline makes an excellent shirt.

I have never seen Grag's shirt, but I would stay away from him.
I have nothing nice to say about him.
I am not sure what sort of fabric he has since I do not know anyone who will sell him fabric.

I rarely say anything bad about felow shirtmakers.

carl
 

horton

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Thanks Carl.

I respect your opinion (on shirts especially).

I'll visit Arthur and report back.
 

richardcharles

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just to make the picture relevant ,Arthur made shirts for Tony for a couple of years in his shop. He now makes for him from his own shop. Tony had a gentleman named Carlos making for him before and the shirts were awful. I would need to now when the shirt was made. By the way Tony Ayala is a great local resource. He has made a ton of pants for me and makes a very nice jacket.
 

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