Inexpensive Tailored Shirts

Eternit

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Hi Guys,

Previously have been buying shirts from G2000, now I want to try tailored shirts to look better. It will be a new attempt so would appreciate if you could share some experience.

Budget wise, I'm not sure how much it will cost, I suppose I can allocate around $50 - $70 per shirt.

Hope to get soft, breathing fabric for SG hot weather, and do not require much ironing.

Thanks in advance.
 

clokwerk0

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Hi Guys,

Previously have been buying shirts from G2000, now I want to try tailored shirts to look better. It will be a new attempt so would appreciate if you could share some experience.

Budget wise, I'm not sure how much it will cost, I suppose I can allocate around $50 - $70 per shirt.

Hope to get soft, breathing fabric for SG hot weather, and do not require much ironing.

Thanks in advance.

Have you ever considered doing a search on this sub-forum? Or you're only interested to wait to be fed answers?
 

Eternit

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Have you ever considered doing a search on this sub-forum? Or you're only interested to wait to be fed answers?

The function of a forum is to share information for the less informed, in a sense we are all feeding information on topics we have experience on. Thanks for the advice to do a search on the sub forum, but I will be more happy if you could put it in a nicer way.
 

clokwerk0

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The function of a forum is to share information for the less informed, in a sense we are all feeding information on topics we have experience on. Thanks for the advice to do a search on the sub forum, but I will be more happy if you could put it in a nicer way.

The form of a forum is just as important as it's function.

If each one of us starts a new thread every time we need an answer to our question, we'll have duplicates of similar threads.

Information that would have been better shared in one common thread gets spread out over tens if not hundreds of threads. It only makes for a more messier forum and tends to drive away the more well-informed.

Group harmony trumps over any individual's happiness.

In case you've missed the link to the answers you're seeking in my original posting. I provided it here again.
 

Eternit

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The form of a forum is just as important as it's function.

If each one of us starts a new thread every time we need an answer to our question, we'll have duplicates of similar threads.

Information that would have been better shared in one common thread gets spread out over tens if not hundreds of threads. It only makes for a more messier forum and tends to drive away the more well-informed.

Group harmony trumps over any individual's happiness.

In case you've missed the link to the answers you're seeking in my original posting. I provided it here again.


Thank you. Much better attitude, keep it that way.

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if pet pet is still here... ts kena ntuc points le....

I kena b4 :(
 
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