Where to tailor clothes =D

[tofuguy]

Petulance is a central part of the strategy.

Great way to spoil Gerald's reputation.

 

[ne_koi]

you mean your shop? what's the price of a basic long sleeve shirt? can you do a flat felled seam for the side of the shirt? please enlighten us.

nope, it's not my shop. but do feel free to email the tailor (if you are keen) about your questions though!

 

[sKeLeToN]

I have a whole bunch of polo shirts I rather like because they are comfortable, but unfortunately are a bit too long.

Anyone got advice where to get them shortened and how much that would be? (they were not that expensive to begin with.. mostly Ashworth and such)

I am facing the same problem with my Ralf Lauren polos...

Left one is the ok length, right one got elongated after washing...

I read through a few posts...Clancy @ FEP can do it? $20?

Would appreciate some advice, thanks!

 

[cowculator]

Wow, all this while I thought the Singaporeans were more sophisitcated than us Malaysians. The conversation about shirts here is embarassingly Neanderthal.

On lowyat.net and now on thekerbau.com, people are ordering cut lengths of shirtings from Acorn in Cumbria and Thomas Mason. They are specifying non-fused collars and cuffs, high density stitching, and talk about sufficient back width for full range-of-motion and enough chest width to avoid the shirt showing too much of the contours of the body. Also the correct shoulder slope and tie space and such.

I am horrified at the shirts shown here. Godawful fabrics (are you wearing them to work or to a disco?), stupid contrast buttonholes, and what is this craze with lawn print on the collarbands?

A gentleman's shirt is always classic and understated. It is the opulence of the fabric and the just-so fit that elevates the wearer, not gaudy details.

Also, I find it astonishing that there is no mention here whatsoever of currently the best tiemaker & haberdasher in the region, based in Singapore. You people are wretchedly bad sartorialists. My Singaporean friend makes these throughbred ties by hand. He also sells the most desirable shirting mother of pearl buttons in the world. He's at vandafineclothing.com. I mean, dude, I'm Malaysian and I know this and while you people muck around with pathetic shirtmakers.

You are correct on bolded and underlined part.

This for the rest.

 

[hymohymo]

You are correct on bolded and underlined part.

This for the rest.

Very expressive

 

[jianpan]

oh good good!!!

 

[jianpan]

oh good good!!

 

[cowculator]

Very expressive

Dude, I'm not sure if you've been traumatized during your childhood in Singapore or your Singaporean girlfriend or wife dumped you.

Also I can't see what Gerald or D could've done to deserve this kind of sabotage.

But you are right that Malaysians are superior. You have Hermes Man on your side.

 

[matoonia]

Paul Fashion coming to Singapore next month.

Bro pls PM me details. TIA!

 

[ivanswk]

I'm Malaysian and I know this and while you people muck around with pathetic shirtmakers.

 

[Carnage]

Bro pls PM me details. TIA!

Too late, it was last week.

 

[hymohymo]

Dude, I'm not sure if you've been traumatized during your childhood in Singapore or your Singaporean girlfriend or wife dumped you.

Also I can't see what Gerald or D could've done to deserve this kind of sabotage.

But you are right that Malaysians are superior. You have Hermes Man on your side.

What makes you think this is bad for business? You actually think he will sell fewer ties because of this?

 

[Boltstorm]

Wow, all this while I thought the Singaporeans were more sophisitcated than us Malaysians. The conversation about shirts here is embarassingly Neanderthal.

On lowyat.net and now on thekerbau.com, people are ordering cut lengths of shirtings from Acorn in Cumbria and Thomas Mason. They are specifying non-fused collars and cuffs, high density stitching, and talk about sufficient back width for full range-of-motion and enough chest width to avoid the shirt showing too much of the contours of the body. Also the correct shoulder slope and tie space and such.

I am horrified at the shirts shown here. Godawful fabrics (are you wearing them to work or to a disco?), stupid contrast buttonholes, and what is this craze with lawn print on the collarbands?

A gentleman's shirt is always classic and understated. It is the opulence of the fabric and the just-so fit that elevates the wearer, not gaudy details.

Also, I find it astonishing that there is no mention here whatsoever of currently the best tiemaker & haberdasher in the region, based in Singapore. You people are wretchedly bad sartorialists. My Singaporean friend makes these throughbred ties by hand. He also sells the most desirable shirting mother of pearl buttons in the world. He's at vandafineclothing.com. I mean, dude, I'm Malaysian and I know this and while you people muck around with pathetic shirtmakers.

what a troll...

 

[sp0rky]

anywhere that sells nice buttons?

 

[matoonia]

Too late, it was last week.

Huh? You said Paul Fashion coming next month and I asked u SIC why u reply too late?

 

[starsandstripes]

how do you guys wash your tailored clothes? Would you separate colours, unbutton, buttoned, inside out?

 

[Carnage]

Huh? You said Paul Fashion coming next month and I asked u SIC why u reply too late?

They were in SG last Friday.

 

[tiny]

omg wat happened to clothesmith clarke quay one?

 

[white_night]

carnage you are a ****er

 

[fabiaN__]

Paul Fashion coming to Singapore next month.

Too late, it was last week.

They were in SG last Friday.

wah liew... didn't know your 1 month is so fast one...