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Trust me I'm not as annoying in person as you percieve me to be based on reading my posts.
Ditto.
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Trust me I'm not as annoying in person as you percieve me to be based on reading my posts.
From what I have heard, Tom Ford makes a suit just like that. You may want to give him a ring.
I won't annoy the tailor. Trust me I'm not as annoying in person as you percieve me to be based on reading my posts.
That's pretty much what Chris makes for me. ( I don't get notches tho.) Clean chest, slight waist supression, flared skirt.
False. It is tremendously fun and entertaining.
Chris is in the Chicago area though, right?
OK so keep it to the other thread.
yes. but he does go to NYC.
My expectations are not vague - they are general. For example,
Come on now. You expect to resurrect a year-old thread that was absurd in the first place after the monstrosities you've created these last couple weeks and get serious answers?
What more do I need to "know" before going to a bespoke tailor? I think its pretty ridiculous to say I need to be a crazy expert like Michael Anton to buy a bespoke suit.
You've nailed it.
Believe it or not, this list is not really that specific. Other than your preference for structured shoulders and a 'clean' (I assume you mean no drape), nothing points in the direction of one tailor over another. With regard to waist supression, there will be a point at which your tailor will tell you it is simply incorrect to supress more; the same goes for the height of your armholes. If he's a good tailor, no matter his method or style, he will give you as much shape as possible.