Comments on: A Bespoke Tailor. Online.

By: Work and Leisure

Work and Leisure — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 15:59:58 +0000

really good piece thanks!

By: Robert Bell

Robert Bell — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 09:07:57 +0000

Pickashirt.com’s objective is to offer you a quality custom hand tailored shirt to your measurements and your designs that is affordable and painless to order.

By: garyp

garyp — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 07:15:50 +0000

There is another online tailoring website. http://www.tajtailors.com.hk . Does anyone has experience purchasing from taj tailors

By: alexpeterson

alexpeterson — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 10:13:56 +0000

We recently launched on online tailoring website where you can choose every last detail of your perfect suit! We supply only the best British fabrics and offer one to one advice. And if you prefer a personal fitting then we can arrange that also. The site features a range of innovative interfaces to help making the process of designing a suit and getting measured as simple as possible. See for yourself -

http://www.cadandthedandy.co.uk

By: eurotailors

eurotailors — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 11:40:20 +0000

Have you ever realized that when you buy readymade suits you get a choice of only a few colors & styles, also finding the perfect fit are quite difficult? Wouldnâ€™t it be better to choose from over 2000 different British & Italian fabrics and get a tailor made suit at a similar price that you pay for readymade suits?

We are a company based in Hong Kong and have been providing custom made suits & shirts since 1997. With representatives in major cities around the globe we can arrange to show you the fabric samples and take your measurements, or you can also place your orders online with the help of our measuring guide. There are over 2000 fabrics to choose from along with all the latest styles.

All our suits and shirts are produced by highly skilled Shanghainese tailors in Hong Kong and delivered in about 4 weeks, express delivery can be made in 2 weeks at a minor extra cost. In case you are not able to find what you are looking for then please let us know your requirement may it be in words or by a photograph and we could arrange it for you.

We also have an outlet at the Hotel Intercontinental Budapest where you are most welcome to visit us. Though we are not located in streets like Savile Row (London), we have still been able to offer made to measure suits to many VIPâ€™s from around the world.

Experience an easier way of shopping for bespoke suits & shirts at Euro Tailors

Kenny Surtani

By: eurotailors

eurotailors — Thu, 24 May 2007 10:31:53 +0000

http://www.eurotailors.com/

By: hk

hk — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 18:12:09 +0000

Mr.Kelly, Material Guy. Visit him at http://www.hongkongcustomtailor.com

Mr. Kelly has always lived in a material world. He’s from a long line of cloth merchants and knows that the fine art of getting a good deal on cloth is as important to his business as the quality of the cloth itself. When he makes a score and buys somethinglush for less, you make a score. Mr. Kelly gets to brag that his prices are the lowest in town. And you get to brag that you got a

suit worth way more than you paid. Decades of experience and his love of material goods have now led Mr. Kelly to develop N.J. Ramchandani,Â® his own private label fabric. He wanted it to be a year-round, truly global weight. Which

simply means itâ€™s a first-class international travel fabric. One of the world’s top

European mills worked with Mr. Kelly to develop this cloth. Everything about it

says money. Except the price. Mr. Kelly.

The Custom of

New York Since1972.

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By: mlillich

mlillich — Wed, 28 Dec 2005 01:59:03 +0000

T. Mohan was indeed charming and earnest.

Nagging at me through the broadcast, though, were the politics and economics of fine tailoring.

On one hand, we in America have the luxury of relatively well-made clothing at bargain prices at Wal-Mart and its retail betters. The Dickens mentions on the broadcast were interesting: A suit of clothes presented to the orphan cost a month’s wages for a working man.

On another, how do we square a $3k suit w/ the $1-2 per day roughly one-half the inhabitants of the planet subsist on today? Both hands hold many related questions.

I dunno. Do clothes make the man/woman? I think not. But I’m just an anti-fashion maven from Indiana. – Mike

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