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Both suits have short front balance due to your erect posture. Dark suit has more shape through the body. Tan suit is boxy and the shoulders are wide. Both have a roll under the collar due to your shoulder blades. The tailor may want to lower the collar but has to do so carefully. Best but most expensive is to shorten the back at the shoulders to adjust for your posture and make the shoulder with more fullness over your blades. Takes a coat maker's skill and expertise and may run into big bucks. Might have trouble finding someone to do that type of alteration.
Hey gents, need advise on two more suits: The navy one is the Benjamin Classico suit from ehaberdasher.com here on this forum. This suit is nicer than the Saks 5th I purchased a few weeks ago, which will be returned. The second suit is from CK. I picked it up for >$200 for a few summer weddings. I will likely get this suit altered to test out a tailor before having the navy suit tailored. As always, thanks in advance! PS: Sorry about the funky color - can't believe it's almost Nov.
Both suits have short front balance due to your erect posture. Dark suit has more shape through the body. Tan suit is boxy and the shoulders are wide. Both have a roll under the collar due to your shoulder blades. The tailor may want to lower the collar but has to do so carefully. Best but most expensive is to shorten the back at the shoulders to adjust for your posture and make the shoulder with more fullness over your blades. Takes a coat maker's skill and expertise and may run into big bucks. Might have trouble finding someone to do that type of alteration.
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