
In that case I would go full casual with the detailing with the exception of fabric. I love linen but getting a jacket in that fabric may limit its usefulness. Linen really stands out and if you only have 1 jacket people will remember you as the linen jacket guy.I probably would never get to use it for biz either.
Unless I change jobs.
So it's: other ppl wedding, maybe dnd occasionally, dress nicer for dinner with s/o.
Assemble has machine washable pants at similar price point as your listHi all, looking for a tailor to make some high waisted trousers. Looking for a place with selection of fabrics that is machine washable as this is for day to day wear (from what I read in earlier threads, it seems like VBC 110, H&S Portfolio and Lanitex satisfy these criteria - anything else?).
I have shortlisted Yeossal, Seamless Bespoke, Collaro and Common Suits. I made a pants with Ron & Rich before but their house style is just a tad too baggy for my liking but I'm not looking for slim fit trousers as well so an inbetween.
Not quite sure of the price range for trousers for these places but anyone has any recommendations if my priority is (1) fit, followed by (2) pricing? Thanks!
Why not go back to Ron & Rich and simply tell them to make the new pair less baggy?Hi all, looking for a tailor to make some high waisted trousers. Looking for a place with selection of fabrics that is machine washable as this is for day to day wear (from what I read in earlier threads, it seems like VBC 110, H&S Portfolio and Lanitex satisfy these criteria - anything else?).
I have shortlisted Yeossal, Seamless Bespoke, Collaro and Common Suits. I made a pants with Ron & Rich before but their house style is just a tad too baggy for my liking but I'm not looking for slim fit trousers as well so an inbetween.
Not quite sure of the price range for trousers for these places but anyone has any recommendations if my priority is (1) fit, followed by (2) pricing? Thanks!
Suggest you bring a pair of pants that fit you the best, not too slim fit, not baggy and ask tailor to duplicate the fit.Hi all, looking for a tailor to make some high waisted trousers. Looking for a place with selection of fabrics that is machine washable as this is for day to day wear (from what I read in earlier threads, it seems like VBC 110, H&S Portfolio and Lanitex satisfy these criteria - anything else?).
I have shortlisted Yeossal, Seamless Bespoke, Collaro and Common Suits. I made a pants with Ron & Rich before but their house style is just a tad too baggy for my liking but I'm not looking for slim fit trousers as well so an inbetween.
Not quite sure of the price range for trousers for these places but anyone has any recommendations if my priority is (1) fit, followed by (2) pricing? Thanks!
Collected my suit from Meiko today. Photoshoot on Monday.Try this meiko tailor?
https://www.meikotailor.com/I thought they have quite a gd amount of experience and yet keeping up to the latest trend...
i like their very meticulous to all details...
HiMeiko, Dylan&Son, Kayjen. HST for shirts if you can communicate your preferences well. I don't think anyone else comes close in terms of construction and finishing. The caveat being I honestly don't see a point in shirt tailoring unless you dropped shoulders or some other issues with your body type.
These days I buy and alter shirts from Kamakura which are hands down the best value high quality shirts at their price point or spier and mckay who are best low priced value shirts.
Collected my suit from Meiko today. Photoshoot on Monday.
Any recommendations for premium dry cleaning?
I have a measuring tape. Having my preferred short measurements on hand allow me to compare it to their size charts which include the product measurements.Hi
I agree with your opinion on the tailoring part vs buying stock & alteration. Can you help answer some questions I have?
How do you make your purchase decision for the above 2 shops? Assuming you don't get to see and test them. Unless somewhere in SG carries them.
On sizing, you buy 1 size bigger so you have space to alter?
Thanks in advance
why not?High rise dress pants seems to back in style these days. Can a tall person pull it off?
If you want a pseudo-intelligent reply, high rise trousers are about bringing balance to your top and bottom visual proportions. Typical low rise trousers make your legs look shorter and but visually elongate your body. This looks terrible, especially if you have a belly since low rise trousers which end at the hip frames the belly drawing attention to it.High rise dress pants seems to back in style these days. Can a tall person pull it off?
This style I thought usually accepted by uncle. HahaIf you want a pseudo-intelligent reply, high rise trousers are about bringing balance to your top and bottom visual proportions. Typical low rise trousers make your legs look shorter and but visually elongate your body. This looks terrible, especially if you have a belly since low rise trousers which end at the hip frames the belly drawing attention to it.
What you want is to ensure that your trousers sit at your natural waist, which approximately is where your belly button is. This balances your proportions. It is also more comfortable since the trouser waist is no longer wrapped around your hip/hip bone but your abdomen which is fat/flesh.
Personally I’d prefer for high rise trousers, visually makes your body and legs more balance. I did purchase some custom mtm trousers from China premium tailor shop, which they do business on Taobao. Really good workmanship, and cheaper than most of SG premium tailorHigh rise dress pants seems to back in style these days. Can a tall person pull it off?
Same experience with Ron and rich, after sit down the trousers ankle parts almost touch my kneesHi all, looking for a tailor to make some high waisted trousers. Looking for a place with selection of fabrics that is machine washable as this is for day to day wear (from what I read in earlier threads, it seems like VBC 110, H&S Portfolio and Lanitex satisfy these criteria - anything else?).
I have shortlisted Yeossal, Seamless Bespoke, Collaro and Common Suits. I made a pants with Ron & Rich before but their house style is just a tad too baggy for my liking but I'm not looking for slim fit trousers as well so an inbetween.
Not quite sure of the price range for trousers for these places but anyone has any recommendations if my priority is (1) fit, followed by (2) pricing? Thanks!