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As a small counterpoint to this, though I do understand the social aspect of suits [that you disagree with], bear in mind that the entire point of the garment,
by RobertKerans 11y ago
As a small counterpoint to this, though I do understand the social aspect of suits [that you disagree with], bear in mind that the entire point of the garment, silhouette aside[1], is to be an extremely comfortable piece of clothing that fits a person absolutely perfectly. The cost is a side effect of the fact tailoring is extremely time intensive, and depends on very high-quality materials (in addition to social cachet cost)
[1] by silhouette, I mean the shaping of the figure via structuring of the garment.
Full disclosure: I originally trained in tailoring before becoming a developer
- christianbryant 11y agoAn excellent point. As a maker, I have great respect for those who make in all industries (which is why this reaction I have can be frustrating). Admission: Project Runway is a favorite of mine despite its deep roots in a highly materialistic and commercial industry. I appreciate the hacker and maker ethic many of these designers represent.