Bespoke Tailoring Tips

admin — Fri, 27 May 2011 10:08:32 +0000

Now, that we have enticed your desire enough for you to consider acquiring a bespoke tailored suit, we present you with some tips to get you started. Entering the world of Bespoke Tailoring with no knowledge and experience of it at all, may make you feel like a teenager entering the world of love for the very first time. A friend’s advice always gives that boost of confidence, allow us to smooth out all that creases on your forehead with these tips:

Tip No. 1: The first and foremost step is to select the right bespoke tailoring company. Your best bet is to find one that offers a wide range of high quality fabrics. High quality fabrics are expensive are hard to acquire so this way you are more assured of the company’s reliability and viability.

Tip No. 2: When choosing the fabric and color, don’t get too carried away. Pick a good quality fabric with a customary color that will never go out of style. Likewise for the lining, choose a contrasting color like black, white, blue or grey. You do not want to opt for red lining and regret later on.

Tip No. 3: For a bespoke suit, you will be offered the choice of functioning cuff buttons; where the standard design includes four with only two of them that needs to work. However, this is entirely the client’s choice.

Tip No. 4: Keep your personal style in mind for your custom-made suit. Make small notes of what you like in your suit; how many buttons, what kind of pleats, what type of pockets, etc. It’s your world, so you make all the decisions!

Tip No. 5: Fancy an Armani or Zegna? No problem, provide your tailor with a magazine clipping that caught your eye and ask for a suit that resembles that picture. A skillful tailor can replicate garments skillfully with an almost perfect accuracy. Guide your tailor with the modifications you would like, perhaps a different pocket area or a slimmer cut. They are there, listening.

Tip No. 6: Have a price range in mind and have a comfort zone in mind. The best part of a custom made suit is it is of a high quality fabric (normally fine wool); with a faultless fit and a price comparatively lower than an off-the-rack suit, so whatever the budget it will be a good investment.

Tip No. 7: Finally, when you come for the fitting, check both the construction and fit and allow adequate time to fix any faults. Visit us with assurance, knowing exactly what to expect and what you have in mind. You paint the vision… let us make it a reality!

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