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So, a case of "just because you can, doesn't mean you should".

The turnback cuffs I got made for my shirt are a pain to do up and so I rarely wear that shirt. They sure look cool though.

Is it possible to get rid of them? I assume a tailor could just chop off the excess fabric and stitch it up?

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Just got my first suit in! I'm very impressed with it. Now I just need to find someone to trust with getting the minor alterations I need done to it..
 

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Just got my first suit in! I'm very impressed with it. Now I just need to find someone to trust with getting the minor alterations I need done to it..
OTR OR MTO? you could post some pics.. just saying haha
 

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Drago brown & blue check
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So, a case of "just because you can, doesn't mean you should".

The turnback cuffs I got made for my shirt are a pain to do up and so I rarely wear that shirt. They sure look cool though.

Is it possible to get rid of them? I assume a tailor could just chop off the excess fabric and stitch it up?

@spiermackay
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Easiest is to have the cuffs replaced. If we have the fabric we can make the cuffs and send it to you.
 

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Can we request wacky things like swelled edges and wine-glass shaped patch pockets for MTO?

Comparing an equivalent neo vs. standard sportcoat cut, which one has less open quarters and a lower button stance? I reaaaally don't want the triangle of death with my tie/shirt peeping out underneath.
 

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Has anyone else noticed on their custom S&M shirts this ridge/bunching along the traps? I can't figure out what to adjust to fix it, and I don't have that problem with other shirts (this was a copy of a custom shirt from another vendor) - the reason I'm posting it here and not in the Tailor thread, is that someone mentioned they had the same in one of my earlier iterations.

First pic has the sleeve cuffs buttoned up, second is with them unbuttoned (I think my sleeves are a touch short, open to suggestions)

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It extends around the back too:
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Has anyone else noticed on their custom S&M shirts this ridge/bunching along the traps? I can't figure out what to adjust to fix it, and I don't have that problem with other shirts (this was a copy of a custom shirt from another vendor) - the reason I'm posting it here and not in the Tailor thread, is that someone mentioned they had the same in one of my earlier iterations.

First pic has the sleeve cuffs buttoned up, second is with them unbuttoned (I think my sleeves are a touch short, open to suggestions)

View attachment 1323638 View attachment 1323637

It extends around the back too:
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View attachment 1323640

For me personally, the "straight posture" adjustment helped. Your neck also seems to be relatively erect as well.

Pants are also tight, can see pocket flaring, and pulling across thighs and waist.
 

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Helpful link, thanks!

I thought it might be something with yoke initially.

Yeah, pants are a mess, don't pay attention to those. I've found much better success with 32 Contemp from Spier, but I still feel obligated to make use of some of my earlier (ill-fitting) iterations of MTM pants :)
 
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Has anyone else noticed on their custom S&M shirts this ridge/bunching along the traps? I can't figure out what to adjust to fix it, and I don't have that problem with other shirts (this was a copy of a custom shirt from another vendor) - the reason I'm posting it here and not in the Tailor thread, is that someone mentioned they had the same in one of my earlier iterations.

First pic has the sleeve cuffs buttoned up, second is with them unbuttoned (I think my sleeves are a touch short, open to suggestions)

View attachment 1323638 View attachment 1323637

It extends around the back too:
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View attachment 1323640
Shirt looks small on you at the shoulders and at top button. Let that out a bit, bet the bunching at the neck disappears
 

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Is anyone planning an MTO order this weekend (10% off)?

I really need a funeral suit at the ready, but I’m thinking about a neo triple patch summer e thomas gun check sport coat.
 

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