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WW Chan doesn't allow customers to bring in outside fabric to make the suit with... is that a industry-wide policy in HK/Asia or are some of the other reputable Hong Kong tailors open to that?
I believe WWChan has a largish inventory of quality vintage cloth. Lots of variety there. Is there a particular reason why you'd want to bring your own?
WW Chan doesn't allow customers to bring in outside fabric to make the suit with... is that a industry-wide policy in HK/Asia or are some of the other reputable Hong Kong tailors open to that?
WW Chan doesn't allow customers to bring in outside fabric to make the suit with... is that a industry-wide policy in HK/Asia or are some of the other reputable Hong Kong tailors open to that?
Gordon Yao does, I've done it twice already.
How much does Gordon Yao charge for a 2 piece suit for CMT?
HKD 5,200. Additional vest for HKD 1,500
Wow that's really good, it leaves me $400 to spend on fabric to meet my ~$1000 goal. I assume it's been discussed ad nauseum on this forum, but is Yao as capable as Chan in terms of getting a good fit (basted fitting), full-canvassing, workmanship, english ability, and copying any photos of styles we give him? If the general agreement is they're relatively close then I'll just go with him, it's only if a substantial number of people think he's inferior then I'll reconsider. thanks
Yes, Yao is as capable as Chan, IMHO. The only thing you have to watch out is "as specific as possible", you have to know what you really want, and have the ability to point it out at fitting.
Gordon Yao does, I've done it twice already.
Yes, A-man will do CMT but for a bit more than Yao.