God
made Mens, Tailor make them Gentlemen.
But how do you find such tailor that make you real gentlemen here is the
best tip on how to find a perfect Tailor for you? The man who looks amazing in
suits there is always an unsung hero: The Tailor.
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First, Ask Around:
Before
going to search on the web “best tailor” ask your friends or the best suited
guy next to you. Ask for his tailor’s info. Pay it forward later. And please,
never, ever go for a dry cleaner to do alterations for custom made suits.
That’s like buying the boxed sushi at a CVS.
When in Doubt, Show and
Tell
Take
a photo of best suits whenever you find there’s no shame in bringing a photo to
help explain exactly what you’re after. Maybe a photo torn from a magazine. One
packed with absurdly well-dressed men.
Know This: He’s a Tailor,
Not a Magician
It
is very good to see that some people kept Grandpa’s old blazer. But your tailor
isn’t Manish Malhotra—old suits shoulders and lapels can’t handle much, if any,
alteration. (If they don’t already work for you, they never will.) As Prateek,
owner of Jodhpur Tailor online store, told us: The best tailor is an honest
one.
Good Work Costs Good
Money
Before
sewing or altering your suits ask about the cost and time so you’re not
surprised later on. A tidy hem should be no less than $15; slimming a suits-jacket
might run upwards of $50 to $70. As Jodhpur Tailors says, “If a Tailor charges
you $2 for a tidy hem, don’t expect anything more from them. It’s gonna be
crappy.” You shelled out $100 for pants—and five or ten (or 50) times that on a
suit—so don’t cheap out now.
Check Their Work
Do
not hesitated go in and ask to see something they just altered. It might seem
fussy, but a good tailor should be proud of their work.
Specializing in custom
menswear:
Always
look for tailors that advertise as they are specialization in custom and
tailored made suits.
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