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Custom Tailored Suits
The problem with getting the right fit from
mass produce men's suits is that a suit is
really two different pieces of clothing combined
into one. So not only is there the usual
problem of finding a jacket and pair of pants
that fit, but there is the additional complication
of finding them together in the same package.
If you have any difficulty in finding pants
or shirts that fit or don't have the uniform
distribution of form that suit makers must
assume, you won't find suits that suit you.
Your other option is a custom
tailored suit,
which offers:
- a wide selection of quality fabric that include
worsted wool and wool blends stitched with
silk thread
- colors and patterns that match your style
and personal preference
- a variety of pant cuffs, pleats, jacket lapels,
and single or double breasted jackets with
or without vents.
A custom tailored suit requires
a series
of measurements, but to ensure
your complete
satisfaction, check for these
features as
well:
- a selection of shoulder profiles to allow
for rounded or squared shoulders so the jacket
sits properly on your back
- a choice of posture and arm position because
some like to carry their arms more forward
or more to the rear of the center line when
viewed from the side
- arm, stomach and chest measurements so that
the jacket fits properly in all aspects rather
than stretching too far or appearing too
short
- a selection of leg profiles to allow for
heavy or thin legs and standing stances for
bow or inward turning legs
- a choice of posture and waist position to
suit where you set your pants or where they
naturally ride
- posterior profiles that account for the size
of your seat and the disposition of weight
in back
- individual measurements of thighs and crotch
so that the pants fit properly in all aspects
rather than draping or appearing too tight
Many places will record your
weight at time
of measurement because a change
in your weight
can affect the fit dramatically. |
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