Clinomania
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why can't speak about their make?
I've not handled one before so I can't give my take on that.

why can't speak about their make?
U tried yr wife’s gown studio alrd? Usually they cater for tux too.. for convenience and guys are much less fussy tooany recommendation to rent tailored wedding suits rental in Singapore?
Actually I prefer side adjusters for pre and post meal periods!Side adjusters are mainly for aesthetics as there is only so much you can tighten the waistband. Plus, tailored pants should be fitted to your waist anyway. You can also seek a replacement for the buckles, usually at no cost.
U tried yr wife’s gown studio alrd? Usually they cater for tux too.. for convenience and guys are much less fussy too
Yu Jia Tailorhey not too late at all. do you recall what it's called?
Tailoring overseas should be a part of the experience, but not the main objective of travelling unless you are tailoring a lot and so far, I only encountered 2 other people besides me. e.g if you are making a suit for your wedding, you can travel to take pre-wedding shoot, sightsee, shop and tailor too, then your album will be more unique.Wish to tailor a suit. Any value for $$ tailer to recommend for Singapore or Bangkok?
any place to recommend for alteration of suit? i went back to the original place where i tailored from and they're charging $60 per area. :/
Guys, I understand we can tailor pants without belt loops (using some draw strings to tighten). I wonder whether that method is reliable? Heard sometimes the metal buckles will break. Then will the pants become very loose?
any recommendation to rent tailored wedding suits rental in Singapore?
I am thinking if we make too fitting, will the fabric or thread ripped?The pants should have been tailored to fit you, such that the fit shouldn't be too off even without the adjusters (unless you lost a ton of weight)
That said, I have 5 tailored pants with side adjusters, all multiple years old (with 1 pair being 6-7 years old), none have given out on me yet. And I don't baby my pants, I yank on the adjusters pretty hard sometimes
I am quite impressed by the tailoring scene in Vietnam I must say. I have not tried any of them but one of my favourites are:Tailoring overseas should be a part of the experience, but not the main objective of travelling unless you are tailoring a lot and so far, I only encountered 2 other people besides me. e.g if you are making a suit for your wedding, you can travel to take pre-wedding shoot, sightsee, shop and tailor too, then your album will be more unique.
There is a long thread on Bangkok tailors. Search for it. One of the recommended tailor is Jesse and Sons. I saw they included milanese buttonhole as their new standard. If cost is the reason, honestly, Saigon is cheaper (flight, hotel, tailor fees) but the quality/workmanship is as good if not better. Many Saigon fitters are cutters. I visited 10 of them before and tailored with 4 of them (2 can CMT). Maybe will write a blog review on them someday.
Budget? If not off the rack, most tailors or made-to-measure shops that do suits will probably do sports costs as well.
If you’re looking to go explore off the rack:
Low budget:
G2000, Uniqlo, H&M, Zara
Mid budget:
Benjamin Barker*, Massimo Dutti*, Sacoor Brothers, Brooks Brothers, various brands in Robinsons
Higher budget:
Suit Supply*
Those with * are my recommendations
At yr budget (i assume $50 mentioned), no change to the entry tier recom..For OTR dress shirts, do the quoted recommendations still stand?
If not OTR, any other recommendations for affordable tailored dress shirt (~$50)?