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Mr Ned: Would you recommend them?
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I'll let you know in 5-6 weeks. They are making my first suit for me now. I will say that he runs a tight ship. Ned is personable but when he talks he is very concise. Not the type of tailor you can sit there and talk to for an hour before making a decision. He's definitely busy!
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I've used them and they were decent value for the money although the stitching on two pairs of pants came apart three months later which struck me as odd. You can certainly do much worse for MTM in NY.Originally Posted by ohm
Did they fix your pants free of charge?
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no. both of my suits from Mr. Ned have substantive problems that make them unwearable. never again.Originally Posted by nmprisons
May I ask you what the problems were so I can try to avoid them?
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I've been happy with my purchases: 2 suits, 1 odd jacket, and 2 pairs of pants. Everything fits well and was well priced. Not that he's authoritative, but at last year's CSE, Jon Green seemed impressed by the fit (obviously not the same quality as his stuff, but good value at less than one tenth of his prices).
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