Fishball
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To add to that: sports coat from Gordon Yao is 5200 CMT
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To add to that: sports coat from Gordon Yao is 5200 CMT
Originally Posted by afterglow
Gordon Yao wants HKD7,500 for the suit, HKD 2,200 for a vest.
thanks fishball, guess its going to be y william yu for me.
Did prices remain the same over there?
close enough, 5k. i didn't expect yao to go up so dramatically.
Although, could someone enlighten me as to why you would want to discourage CMT?
I prefer not to comment on the price subject as different businesses have different pricing strategies and cost structure.
^ Yes, but I would also like to calculate what would give me the better deal, especially as I have to time my fabric purchases and bespoke commissions in line with visits to Hong Kong. Hence, I'd like to know in time if it is (a) possible (b) a good idea to purchase a certain fabric and go CMT, or have the tailor obtain the fabric.
Reasons for refusing CMT , apart from the sub standard cloth is also the need to re-cut when issues arise during the fittings. In certain cases where matching patterns are required, the customer may not provide sufficient fabric.