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How do you all think this sportcoat fits (first 2 pics are the same jacket - just different lighting)? The body and sleeve length can be altered, of course. But, I'm more concerned about the shoulder fit. For comparison, the last pic is another jacket that I think fits me pretty well in the shoulders.
This is my first time trying the program, so I was curious how it will fit me along with how tolerance and stuff is. I don't really mind the wait time, because by the time I get the shipping notification I forgot I even ordered them and get excited lol. Basically like buying something again, but it is freeI'm skeptical, my critiques of the MTM shirt program span years. Here comes another reaming.
I always thought Proper Cloth was too expensive initially.
The irony is I spent more $$$ buying faulty shirts from S&M in the MTM program, in terms of quality control, vs. just going with PC in the first place. This is ignoring the consistent 8 week+ shipping time for all my orders.
In all fairness, the S&M experiments may have helped inform my switch to Proper Cloth, making the transition easier.
I was excited to see more MTM shirt selections for this fall and was met with this.
From others' comments, they seem to have had success when doing minimal adjustments from stock sizes and just picking a different collar. Basically more on the MTO than true MTM side.
I got suckered in by the last sale and still didn't learn my lesson apparently.
I'm skeptical, my critiques of the MTM shirt program span years. Here comes another reaming.
I always thought Proper Cloth was too expensive initially.
The irony is I spent more $$$ buying faulty shirts from S&M in the MTM program, in terms of quality control, vs. just going with PC in the first place. This is ignoring the consistent 8 week+ shipping time for all my orders.
In all fairness, the S&M experiments may have helped inform my switch to Proper Cloth, making the transition easier.
I was excited to see more MTM shirt selections for this fall and was met with this.
From others' comments, they seem to have had success when doing minimal adjustments from stock sizes and just picking a different collar. Basically more on the MTO than true MTM side.
I got suckered in by the last sale and still didn't learn my lesson apparently.
Hopefully it works for you man. That feeling is rare, but definitely feels great.
Shirts could have more emphasis now due to the pandemic, which could necessitate more attention to the QC and MTM shirt program by S&M. Hopefully it improves.
The brown looks great.
I agree, if this is what is in store for SS21, my wallet is definitely not safe
Is it ever safe with Spier and Mackay? Lol
120+ Days, for (3) shirts, I Find It Painful, That and lack of communication...I'm skeptical, my critiques of the MTM shirt program span years. Here comes another reaming.
I always thought Proper Cloth was too expensive initially.
The irony is I spent more $$$ buying faulty shirts from S&M in the MTM program, in terms of quality control, vs. just going with PC in the first place. This is ignoring the consistent 8 week+ shipping time for all my orders.
In all fairness, the S&M experiments may have helped inform my switch to Proper Cloth, making the transition easier.
I was excited to see more MTM shirt selections for this fall and was met with this.
From others' comments, they seem to have had success when doing minimal adjustments from stock sizes and just picking a different collar. Basically more on the MTO than true MTM side.
I got suckered in by the last sale and still didn't learn my lesson apparently.
Do you keep all your jackets that you post here or are you just so excited to try these on that you choose not to remove the basting stitches? I am guilty of the latter.
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