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I own three of these suits so it's hard for me to credibly disagree, but I think they are very overpriced at full price ($750). They go on sale sometimes and if
by public_defender 4y ago
I own three of these suits so it's hard for me to credibly disagree, but I think they are very overpriced at full price ($750). They go on sale sometimes and if you can get one for $500, it's probably worth it.
That said, you should almost never be spending $100 or more on a new suit at a tailor. There are some things you should have tailored on a new suit, sleeves and pant cuffs for example, but for other things like shoulders you should buy something that fits in the first place.
- wrycoder 4y agoSleeves and cuffs don’t qualify as “tailoring”.
- yuppie_scum 4y agoShoulders are definitely something you should fit for at the store if possible but a good tailor can make a world of difference in the way the legs fit or the drape of the jacket - the difference between a super baggy, super tight or “just right” fit that looks flattering. My guy usually takes about $200 to do a full suit but it is a high COL area. I’ll also note that sometimes you are forced by a wedding party to buy a suit that doesn’t fit ideally. A good tailor can make the special day a lot more comfortable.