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1. Is that cotton? 2. shoulders look a bit wide but by most people's standards it's an ok base to work off. If you can spend less then $50 at a tailors getting the back taken in so the thing has some "shape" (top back of the neck might actually need to be taken out) then I'd say "yea", it's not too bad. sleeves also a tiny bit long but I probably wouldn't spend the money to fix that. once the back tightens up, the sleeves will probably pull up a little more as you move. 3. Middle button only. Bottom always stays undone, top (3button) generally does too) 4. Color might not be the best for your skin tone however. Still acceptable though. I'd suggest looking up pics of guys like you online and finding the right shades of shirts and jackets. Examples: Yes, Yes, No (ok actually it's really only the red shirt, but the suit is a good color.) - generally complimentary shades of grey or brown, and navy look good. I'm no expert on this stuff though, I'd suggest doing some research on color-matching.Originally Posted by Master-Classter
Can you convert a 40L to a 40R?Originally Posted by spcl-k
This may sound funny and/or stupid, but please bear with me. The inner thigh area of my suit pants near the crotch always ends up wearing down to the point of making holes in my wool pants. Thing is I am not overweight, but my thighs are bulky due to weight training/bike riding. I have lost many otherwise great condition suits because of this. I know I probably should buy 2 pants and 1 jacket, but would it be advisable to sew a little patch from the hem fabric? The area where thois happens is not visible, even when sitting. Thoughts, ideas?Originally Posted by D Yizz
Can someone tell me if it's possible to have a tailor let the width out on the arms of a suit jacket? I picked up a RLBL in my size, but if I bend my arms they really stress the fabric. I don't even understand, because I'm pretty damn lean by anyone's standards. Thanks for the help/replies.Originally Posted by TrailofTears
Can anyone give some advice here? Thanks.Originally Posted by TrailofTears
I think a competent tailor could do so IF there is fabric to be let out. I've never had it done myself. Any of our forum tailors have an answer?Originally Posted by EZETHATSME
+1. It depends on so many variables that the only way to know for sure is to take it to your tailor and ask.Originally Posted by binge
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