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The Ultimate Spring Style For Men – Part 1

“The first blooms of spring always make my heart sing.”— S. Brown
When it comes to spring, it is important that you don’t commit the same mistakes as some of my clients used to do by wearing their full wardrobe in spring. I’ve compiled a brief style guide on how men should style this spring in a two–part blog post series.

1. In spring, do as Romans do…

Spring Clothing
There are chilly nights, but not many. Alternate cable knit sweaters, bulky wool blazers and thick cottons with spring fabrics. Preferred fabrics include cotton, silk and linen. Check for fabrics that display summer weight, partially lined/unlined (lightening up on lining enables coats and jackets to be more breathable in hot and humid weather conditions), Tech (a term synonymous for synthetic breathable fabric garments) and moisture wicking.

2. Go light on your skin, and not bright:

My clients throw this question more often at me: Is going brighter in spring desirable? I recommend them to go lighter, not brighter. It isn’t advisable to wear a bright yellow or leprechaun green in spring to look dainty. Try out a lighter shade or two in your neutral to look flattering. For example, alternate dark indigo and dark grey with washed blue or lighter grey respectively; you’re ready to go.

3. The effect of layering:

Spring weather can be pretty much unpredictable; therefore, I recommend layering to keep yourself warm when you get outside on piercingly chilly days.

Besides warmth, layering offers the much needed depth helping you to look unique from the regular t-shirt and jeans look. Kindly check all posts on our Facebook page on the art of layering for style and staying warm.

While many think that layering is meant only for the winter, you can follow the same techniques for spring too. The key is to get playful and creative with how you layer your outfit, and you’re ready to go! There’s more to follow on the ultimate spring guide for men in the subsequent blog post.

Spring Layering

Men’s Spring-Summer Fashion – A quick Guide – Part 1

Is men’s fashion any less extraordinary and delightful than women’s? With the summer season round the corner, here’s a quick round up of what men’s fashion would look like this Spring-Summer. It is important for men not to rush into a fashion store, but rather understand how fashion is shaping up for the season.

White Pants:

White Trousers Read-To-Go

A ready-to-go combo of Classic and Bohemian. Summer can bring in some real fashion surprises. White clothes, not surprisingly, is a matter of sophistication and elegance. Skinny white linen trousers turned out to be everybody’s favorite last year, and will continue to do so this year.

You can alternate snow white trousers with navy blue, extra ivory or delicate cream light colors as stylish as it could get! As a rule, fashionable costumes constitute light cropped trousers paired with a chic, simple jacket or waistcoat.

The changing scenario would see denim jackets and t-shirts going mainstream, replacing jackets and shirts to establish urban style. Don’t forget to accessorize it with loafers.

Neutral Suits:

Here is something just for the sake of grace and sophistication. Designers, more often than not, pick color themes from the impeccable English lords. The choice of colors ranges from tin, granite, coffee, slate grey with dark grey, milk and milk chocolate.

But if you are someone who loves bright colors like me, you can care to prefer outfits of neutral cream, pearl color and sky-blue. Check if you can add shoes and accessories in the same format.

Neutral Suits

Hats for a complete look:

Spring Hats

Hats occupy a prominent place in fashion history, and so will they this summer-spring season. A meticulously planned outfit without decent headdress is a no no, as it continues to rule the roost.

Felt hats are great for the spring and cool season. You can create new models by varying their characters using bold and vibrant colors. Therefore, you can easily capture this style for the approaching summer vacations.

‘Casual’ and ‘Classic’ twist hats are preferred for more relevant hats. Panama’s is another “bucket hat’ style. Non-informal baseball caps can afford to wait for the next season. Therefore, fashion designers aren’t afraid to experiment the theme of informal Panama, retaining the elegant themes and elements of “classic” style.

What Is Made To Measure?

Have you ever put the question ‘what is Made to Measure’ to your tailor? Now let’s assume your bespoke tailor provides a Made to Measure (MTM) option, but how does it differ from a full bespoke? Are you getting a significantly lesser quality if you prefer MTM? Not actually, MTM retains almost all the essentials of a full bespoke suit, the summary of which we will deal in this blog:

Both Bespoke & MTM:

# Select the weight, colour and pattern of cloth from the many high quality fabric swatches on a tailor’s shelves.
# The tailor takes the customer’s measurement.
# You can pick your own choice of vents, pockets, buttons, button holes, lapels, linings, pleats.
# A second fitting where you can try out on the finished suit.

The key difference between Bespoke and MTM is that with the later, the tailor cuts the suit cloth to a particular style or block and then makes some adjustment for size and figuration.

 

On the other hand, a bespoke hand will always stick to an individual pattern—maintained in the classic brown paper for later use—and due to personalized measurement, will make short work of cutting, making and finishing the outfit.

Made To Measure Suit

Bespoke Only:

# The tailor takes a super-detailed measurement for a more precise fit.
# Then a customer pattern is created for later reference.
# Three fittings: skeleton /rough baste, pocket baste and then finally finished suit.
# The suit is hand-crafted.

Bespoke suit
Though the difference between MTM and Bespoke is subtle, it comes as no surprise that MTM is popular with few customers, while there are many that still prefer a Bespoke suit. MTM can cost a tad less than a bespoke suit (as tailoring time is considerably less), and it can be finished comparatively faster. This means the groom doesn’t have to worry if the wedding plans are running behindhand.

 

Whether you prefer MTM or Bespoke, it is up to you. But with Bucco, there is always a special, personalized suit that will hog the limelight on any occasion and be cherished for years to come.

Super 110’s super 150’s

Does “Super 150s Wool” Make For A Great Suit?

Any man feels especially suave and sophisticated when he’s buying a new suit. Even folks with modest financial means are willing to splurge on high-quality formal clothing.

Then it happens: The customer’s eye lights on the tags on a premium suit. It says “Super 180s” wool. And the price is incredibly high. The fabric’s amazingly smooth, it feels great on the hand – but does that mean the suit is something extra special?

The Amazing History of The Super Number 

In a world of high technology, the origin story of wool’s super number is laughably arcane. It goes back to the 18th century, when the production of wool became a global industry. Spinners needed a way to quantify the fineness and quality of different vendors’ wool. What they wound up with was counting the number of “hanks,” heavy-duty yarn spools that could be spun from a single pound of wool.

For centuries, the fineness of quality wool ran from 30s to 100s. That started to change in the mid-twentieth century, as refined weaving technology made it possible to break the 100s barrier. Fineness took a big jump, the measurement gained the prefix “Super,” and authorities started measuring with a microscope.

Today virtually all suit wool is over 100s, with numbers above 150s being common for extremely fine suits. Experts predict that 250s wool will enter the marketplace soon, indicating the upper limit of modern possibilities.

Clearing Up Confusion: Important Distinctions To Make

It’s important to understand the distinction between the different terms used to describe the fineness of wool before purchasing a good suit. “Super 110s” indicates fabric that’s fairly fine and spun entirely from wool. A number without the “super” prefix indicates a wool blend, although the fineness requirements are the same.

It should also be noted that because of its weight-to-fineness origins, this measurement is completely different from the “thread count” used to gauge the fineness of other fabrics, like cotton. The modern range of wool used in good suits ranges from Super 100s to Super 150s, with lower fineness grades being practically unheard of. Higher grades exist, though, and they command astronomical prices.

The Truth About Super Wools – Finer Fabric, Poorer Durability 

No one can deny that fine wool suits are far lighter and finer than they were just ten years ago. No refinement comes without price, though. As weavers produce lighter and lighter wool, they lose the incredible durability that made wool valuable in the past. Suits crafted from high Super number wool are closer to linen in the way they crease and wear. This means that the high end of the Super number scale is not just rare, it’s also incredibly fragile. Sports cars make for an apt analogy: Think of a Super 180s wool suit like a Ferrari. It’s best suited to wearers who can not only afford it but afford to lose it.

Tailoring Is Still King 

For ordinary men, it’s best not to worry too much about Super numbers. Excellent suits can be created (and are!) using wool in the Super 110s to Super 150s range. When he starred in the Thomas Crown Affair, Pierce Brosnan was clad exclusively in Super 150s. It cannot be stated often enough: A stylish, well-tailored wool suit will look great in fabric of almost any fineness.
In contrast, even the rarest Super 200s wool cannot save a man who’s wearing a poorly cut suit. It’s better to invest in a good fit and excellent adjustments before worrying about super premium wool.

Jennifer Lopez schools on material 

Why Should You Own a Suit?

Do people call you a guy born in a suit? Take pride as a suit is a symbol of class and flamboyance. Can you recall the day you wore you first suit? You would have felt like a new born man…and this time with wings to fly.

 

Wearing a suit is more an art than a technique. Because the range of design, theme, cut and colour options are mind-blowing, you can feel like an artist at work with the suit on, may be fabulous even on a bad day. Here is why every man should own a suit.

 

#1 It shows what stuff you’re made of. Inner beauty is what’s more important is almost a cliché nowadays. The way you present yourself can either make or break things. This implies that the suit is no longer a formal wear to impress professionals, but something you can use to turn the tables in your favour.
Formal Suit

 

#2 A suit can simply magnetize people and makes the wearer more credible and trustworthy. It is easy to sway people with the suit on. If your suit is picture-perfect, then onlookers may look upon you as a fashion influencer and trend-gazer.

 

Bespoke with bow tie
#3 Do you want to become a storyteller and persuade people at will? Why not wear a bespoke suit and weave stories based on your suit’s pocket square, bow tie or lapel flower? Presenting yourself in a suit throws up fresh opportunities for networking and reaching out to people in a meet-up, conference, seminar or themed parties. Why waste an opportunity when it could serve as a potential starting point?

 

#4 With the suit on you become more organized, effective and productive. It makes you stand out from the tribe as an individual. By putting on the right accessories, you can perfect the art of dressing for the moment and make yourself more saleable to take up new positions, jobs or even mega projects in your stride.

 

#5 Are you someone choosy and contemplative with every move in life? Then, you could well spring surprises on the onlookers by selecting a suit with the right theme, pattern, design, cut and colour, pairing it with matchy-match accessories. Needless to say, your confidence and self-esteem is multiplied by manifold times. Staying away from the strict no-no’s such as cartoon ties or jokey and prints is also imperative. Remember your choice of suit is important to derive the right reaction and expected outcome.

 

We, at Bucco, have given birth to thousands of super heroes by providing them the right bespoke suit. Still looking for that perfect suit? Your search ends right here. Trust us; you’ll be glad you did this.

 

Know The Differences Between Wrinkle-Resistant And Non-Iron Dress Shirts

There are many who don’t understand the differences between Wrinkle-Resistant and Non-Iron Dress Shirts or try to do so. This week’s blog will enumerate the differences between Wrinkle-Resistant and Non-Iron Dress Shirts.

 

The first basic difference lies in the fact that you don’t have to iron Non-iron treated shirts after wash. They look completely sharp, flawless and professional all throughout the day and they would continue to do so even when they’re not treated. Also, they display better wrinkle-resisting performance when stashed against wrinkle-resistant shirts.

 

Wrinkle-resistant fabrics, on the other hand, require pressing or ironing after wash if you’re looking for a neat, professional appearance.

 

Non-Iron shirts can be worn as office wear on the weekdays with a bit of normal wash. The shirt remains relatively unchanged except from points of articulation such as the inside of the elbows.

 

In Terms Of Feel:

Wrinkle free shirts
Wrinkle-resistant treated fabrics led a similar feel and look like that of untreated fabrics. The fabric is subjected to the treatment during the finishing process instead of a fully furnished shirt making it more soft and breathable. Another highlight is that all proper cloth wrinkle-resistant fabric materials are 100% cotton.

 

Non-iron shirts are comparatively less breathable and less smooth in terms of feel. Therefore, check if non-iron shirts are made of 100% cotton only so that they are comfortable for extended wear.
Non-Iron Shirts

 

In Terms Of Manufacturing:

Wrinkle-Resistant fabrics are treated with a water-based chemical process during the production process and not once the shirt is produced. The fabric is then ready to be cut to the required design and size specifications in the wrinkle-resistant fabric material.

 

Non-Iron shirts differ from wrinkle-resistant fabric in that they are cut and sewn to custom design and size specifications, and then suitably placed in a non-treatment vat. The process involves the use of specially prepared fabrics subjected to non-iron treatment saturating the entire shirt. Here the cotton fibres are bonded to each other at a molecular level and this makes the fabric tough to crease.

Other factors:

It should be remembered that the underlying fabric weight, cotton quality and weave of a fabric play a dominant part in its overall wrinkle resistance.

 

Usually, thinner fabric made of single ply construction will tend to wrinkle easily compared to 2-ply fabrics having a bit more body. Broadcloth (also called ‘poplin’) wrinkles quite easily if it’s thin. Therefore, if you are looking for a shirt that requires less maintenance, then go for pinpoint, twill or royal oxford.

 

High thread count fabrics (120s-170s) are considered to be tad more fragile and prone to wrinkling compared to other fabrics. This means the best natural wrinkle resistant fabric will have 80’s or 100’s 2-ply fabrics built.

Mind Your Suit Mistakes – Part 2

The first part of the blog covered a few salient points on everyday suit mistakes. Now, let’s move along to discuss more of them. And remember, there’re no quick fixes.

Wearing Long Jacket Sleeves:

Like in the case of the tie in the previous blog, the length of the sleeve on the suit jacket should be of a particular length, and, if not, it could play spoilsport. Make sure the jacket sleeves are above the wrist bone—don’t worry it won’t be that short—and should allow a clearance of half-an-inch of shirt.
Suit sleeves

Fastening Too Many Buttons:

Suit Buttons
Unaware of how many buttons you need to fasten on both your shirt and jacket? Well, you are not alone. However, remember it can have a huge impact on your overall look. Here are the rules that go into buttoning up your jacket: if what you have is a single button jacket, fasten it when you stand up and unfasten it when you decide to sit down. If it’s a two-button jacket, fasten the top button leaving the bottom one undone. If it’s a three-button jacket, fasten the top two or only the middle one and leave the bottom open. As for the shirt, simply leave one button open and fasten the others.

Wearing an Undershirt:

If you’ve decided to wear an undershirt, ensure you pick the right one to go under the dress shirt. The right one shouldn’t reveal the area around the neck, and this means a proper choice would be either v-neck or low neck. The last thing you’d want is to put on an undershirt. But if you’re really hard-pressed to wear one, watch out for visible signs of it revealing under the dress shirt, as it is completely out of sync with the formal look imparted by a suit.
Undershirt

When The Tag Stitching And Sleeve Tags Are Left In The Suit:

tag stitching
The tag stitching is usually applied to the front jackets, jack shoulders, vents and breast pocket of the jacket. The closed vents of a jacket can give an improper fit and a godawful look, and if the brand of suit you are wearing is revealing this, it could further put you down. The brand tag is generally seen at the sleeve’s bottom, so ensure you remove the tag before you wear it lest someone asks if you are planning on sending your suit back to where it came from.

Wearing Multiple Accessories:

How much can you actually accessorize with a suit on? Experts would you tell no more than three, and when you put on accessories, ensure they are subtle. Be really picky-picky: all you’d want is a watch, a tie bar and a pocket square. They should neither be dour nor flamboyant in terms of look. Too many accessories don’t go light on the eyes and are intended to attract too much attention.
Suit Accessories

Failing To Store The Suit Properly:

Storing suit
Almost every man is prone to storing his suit incorrectly, and expects a helping hand. The way you want your suit to look will also depend on how you store the suit; therefore, do this right every time. Never fold the suit vertically. Hang it up in the wardrobe with a wide wooden coat hanger. Never use a small, plastic hanger because they tend to stretch the fabric and put the padding of the suit out of shape. A wooden hanger can help recover the suit’s original shape.

Mind Your Suit mistakes – Part 1

Wearing a suit, like doing any other thing in the world, can be tricky. Put the whammy on yourself, especially when you get it done from a great professional tailor. And what if you aren’t a habitual wearer of suit, things can just go unnoticed—and hard to spot too. We, at Bucco Couture, advise men on how to wear your suit right even if it is the nth time. After all, we wouldn’t let you look naïve and goof up the effort.

Trousers being too capacious and baggy:

If your suit trousers are too baggy and roomy, they can give you a sloppy and simpy look. Also, it can lend you a short and stumpy look than you actually are. Ensure you go for a fit trouser look with a trouser length that barely borders on the top of your shoes.
Suit Trousers

Selecting the wrong shoes:

Suit shoe
Your shoes are instant attention grabbers, and people do give a sure shot look at them. Prefer moderately pointed or classic rounded toe over the square-shaped toe. As for the colors, pick black or brown leather uppers and leather soles as much as possible; the two-color theory practically works wonders with any suit color.

Choosing the wrong length tie:

The tie should be of specific length, and this rings true for almost every outfit of your choice. The full length of the tie should fall mid-way between the top and bottom of the belt buckle and should be neither longer or shorter than this. Ensure the length of the tie is right every single time; practice tying the perfect tie length to achieve the intended results.

Too baggy a shirt:

shirt for suits
The last thing a man would look for is a baggy shirt that’s just too much. And with formal attire like suit, it can mar an otherwise flattering look and look completely out of sorts; therefore, ensure your collar do not have space of more than two fingers. Ensure the shoulder seams touches the edge of the shoulder. Also, there should be no fabric in excess about your torso when you tuck the shirt into your pants.

 

There is more to come in the concluding part of the blog, but that’s for another day.

Bucco’s Guide to Holiday Black Tie and Beyond!

We are stealthily approaching the end of another year. The Christmas bells are ringing, and so are the carols played to the gallery. A Santa Claus greets customers and passersby in every departmental store. Strings of electric lights along streets and buildings go on and off. The air is bitingly cold.

 

The festive lights glitter with hope that there is something to look forward to the coming Xmas eve. Not to mention Social media and WhatsApp popping out messages inviting you to the coolest New Year Eve balls in the town. But there’s something that caught your attention –“Black Tie Required”. A play spoiler? Definitely not, when all you need to do is to know the rules of the games. No worries, here’s a mini guide to Holiday Black Tie covered in this blog.

 

Black tie is a formal tradition that’s been celebrated for over 125 years or so. No other themed party can lend men a look that’s as elegant and stylish—of course, when done right—and project your masculinity as the Black tie. In some ways, it’s a rigid construction of the tuxedo. There exists to be an art too in other ways. Let’s put it straight: here is what you need to know about a proper Black Tie ensemble, though things may vary to appropriate the theme, to look stunningly stylish.

 

The Coat

black tuxedo suit

 

The Trousers

black trousers

 

The Shirt

white shirt

 

The Cummerbund

cummerbund

 

The Bow Tie

bow tie

 

The Shoes

black shoe

 

Accessories

 

Shirt Studs and Cufflink Set

Shirt Studs and Cufflink Set

 

White Pocket Square

White pocket square

 

Plain Black Formal Socks

black formal socks

 

To conclude:

Decoding the Black Tie Themed party – Still unsure what to wear?

a perfect tuxedo

 

Bucco’s Ultimate Guide To Men’s Christmas Party Dress

Christmas is round the corner and you have your task cut out when it comes to fashionable and solid dressing for the Christmas party. The trick lies in decoding the secret code to forming your personal style, of course, considering the formality or informality of the event and the theme if any. Here is a table under each theme illustrating what to wear for a Christmas party without looking gaudy, yet stylish in every sense:

Smart Casual Christmas Party:

Style Outfit Colors (Recommended) Accessories
Laidback aesthetic with business flair
  • Pair of trousers and an unbuttoned shirt (roll up the sleeves if you want)
  • Sleek blazer (if the weather is bitingly cold)Pale blue or white

 

 Pale blue or white  High top sneakers

Casual Christmas Party:

Style Outfit Colors (Recommended) Accessories
Casual
  • A pair of T-shirts and jeans
  • Dark pair of pants and a sharp white button-down
 Dark shades Sleek Sneakers or dress shoes

Semi-Formal Christmas Party:

Style Outfit Colors (Recommended) Accessories
Semi-formal
  • Any suit
  • Separates: Pair of trousers & blazer
 Navy, cream, brown, light blue or grey Dress shirt (underneath) and dress shoes; Tie (optional)

Black Tie Formal Christmas Party:

Style Outfit Colors (Recommended) Fabrics Accessories
Formal or black tie attire (sophisticated)
  • Tuxedo, Dress shirt & some unique tailoring
  • Shawl or peak lapel to accentuate your shoulders
 Darker variety Silk & Velvet Bow-tie & pocket square

Business Casual Christmas Party:

Style Outfit Colors (Recommended) Accessories
Office style
  • Button-down shirt and suit
  • Trousers and Blazer
 Light colors Brogues, Loafers, Oxford shoes

Cocktail Christmas Party:

Style Outfit Colors (Recommended) Accessories
In-between formality and casual
  • Any clean suit
  • Separates: pair of trousers & blazer
 Subdued cobalt, dusky navies, muted greys Statement belt, tie, pocket square

Winter Christmas Outfits:

Style Outfit Colors (Recommended) Accessories
Office style
  • Wool overcoat
  • A pair of suit trousers and a dress-shirt (formal)
  • Turtleneck with a blazer (slightly informal)
 Grey, brown or blue Scarf

Summer Christmas Outfits:

Style Outfit Fabrics Colors (Recommended) Accessories
Office style Light blazer with darker chinos or a patterned shirt with plain trousers Linen & cotton White, beige, blue or pink Boat shoes, brogues, shoes and loafers

To conclude:

In the case of a dilemma, always pick a well-tailored suit (remember Bucco!). Replace a button-down with a T-shirt for informal events. Darker shades are meant for formal occasions, whilst lighter ones are best recommended for a day event or in places where the climate is generally warmer. Don’t forget to spice up your glam with accessories including such bag, sunglasses, pocket square, belt, or tie.

How to Select The Right Bespoke Men’s Suit Tailor? – Part 2

Let’s continue from where we left in the previous blog. The concluding part of the blog will cover more factors on how to pick the right men’s tailor for your next suit. Read on…

Tailoring turnaround times

The best tailors are often the busiest. Obviously, you can’t play the waiting game for long—definitely not when you are in a pinch. Ideally, you may need a tailor who can attend to your needs in a rather responsive and professional manner. Advance your planning in a way that you give sufficient breathing time for the tailor and not bury him with unrealistic deadlines.
bespoke tailor

Samples of the tailor’s work

Images, videos, testimonials and references of previous works or customers may go a long way in preferring to choose a particular tailor over others. Remember to request sample works and take a good look at them before you proceed with the style, cut, color and measurement.

Point of satisfaction

Don’t try to equate the satisfaction that the tailor may express over his work with yours or overall satisfaction. Make it a point to over-communicate with the tailor as to achieve the final finish; don’t let optics overrule you at any point.

Communication Skills

A tailor who can communicate effectively is a rare breed. Needless to say with communication comes confidence and with confidence comes perfection. Talk to the tailor in person and may be even over the phone to understand if he has read your mind properly. Does he give a lending ear to all your needs or remain cold? Does he push you where the wind blows or towards what you want? If there is a communication gap between you and the tailor, things may get loose and go off the hook completely.

Finally, does the tailor understand the language of style and fashion? Can he make the final cut in terms of coordination and colours? The aforementioned points may seem so elementary, but they help you make an informed decision when it comes to culling out the right tailor for your dream suit.

How to Select the Right Bespoke Men’s Suit Tailor? – Part 1

Choosing a tailor? Oh, it used to be a cinch in the bygone days: just cherry-pick the tailor who used to make suits for your father, or maybe even for your granddad. Who cares anyways? But why has it turned out to be a task much arduous these days? Paucity of good tailors? You heard it right. The average men’s wear salesman at a clothing store may fall shy of answers because he is at someone’s service. Here’re a few quick pointers for choosing the right bespoke men’s suit tailor:

Know thyself before looking for a Tailor:

It is important to first understand the ABC of men’s style, if not from A to Z—and that’s a tough nut to crack. There are a lot of quality men’s tailor learning materials available online. But you can understand the nuances of style only by tagging yourself along with the best of contemporary men’s suit styles, and talking to those who swear by style and comfort (literally).

 

Start from how you impress upon yourself with the best suit and shirt fitting. Trust us; it makes a lot of sense of who you really are. It sends a strong message that you really deserve attention. We would also recommend the following books: “Sharp Suits: A Celebration of Men’s Tailoring” by Eric Musgrave, “ABC of Men’s Fashion” by Hardy Amies or any book authored by Alan Flusser for a quick start.
Bespoke Suit Books

 

Once you develop a fine taste for it, and begin to appreciate it, you can seek clarification and touch base with stylists and men’s clothing enthusiasts at discussion boards online such as Style Forum. The language of men’s style for many is dour and flamboyancy, but for some it may be subtlety and finesse—it works either ways!

Tailor Recommendations:

Most men aren’t picky-picky in selecting the right tailor, and they go where the wind takes them. Exercise caution here. Men are more than glad to stay put with their current option, may be because their choice is quite myopic.

 

Understanding proper fit is an enigma more often than not. It is no secret that most tailors are rated high on a scale because of the loyal patronage of their customers. Therefore, providing the correct fit and style for customers every time is a different story altogether. Look at your besties decked out in their best clothes; they may help you make the right choice, and probably guide you all the way through from selection of fabric, style, cut and pattern to the right men’s tailor.
Men's Bespoke Suits

 

We will continue discussing more factors in the next part series of the blog, but that’s for another day.