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		<description><![CDATA[Business men &#8211; work on bugs Tsvetotip determined by the color analysis.. This analysis, conducted independently or with a consultant, suggests a study of its natural color &#8211; skin tone, eye color and hair. The results of color analysis, you can choose the most preferred, good for a given individual colors of clothing and accessories, [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=customtailor.wordpress.com&amp;blog=2385878&amp;post=96&amp;subd=customtailor&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
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<p>Tsvetotip determined by the color analysis.. This analysis, conducted independently or with a consultant, suggests a study of its natural color &#8211; skin tone, eye color and hair. The results of color analysis, you can choose the most preferred, good for a given individual colors of clothing and accessories, will accurately determine what tsvetosochetaniya will face. For example, men with dark hair, brown eyes, olive skin color perfectly suitable business attire intense dark color, very bright shirts and bright ties Well-known personalities &#8211; is Sylvester Stallone, Julio Iglesias. Or &#8211; men with red hair, light eyes, the skin color of ivory is the best suitable clothes yellow, red and green shades.<br />
Think of Boris Becker, Prince Philip. When a man, creating a wardrobe, paying attention not only on the quality and cut of clothes, but also takes into account your tsvetotip, in properly selected colors, it looks more healthy &#8211; skin appears clearer, eyes &#8211; bright. In other words, he noticed first.<br />
Business style for business men &#8211; is clothing and accessories that can look professional, credible, confident, solid, credible, but not without some claim to the grace and elegance. What should be wear, emphasizing these qualities of its owner?</p>
<p>The traditional male costume in the business style &#8211; a dark blue or dark gray, in a vertical light strip.. Choose colors to the light tsvetotipa men.</p>
<p>It is also the general direction of the lines on the jacket, shirt and tie.</p>
<p>The main recommendation: the line items of clothing should not drastically interfere with each other, but should not merge.</p>
<p>For example, a successful solution &#8211; a flannel suit and a wool tie, and the failure &#8211; flannel suit and shiny silk tie.<br />
Disharmonious look like a <a title="business suits" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_blank">business suit</a> and checkered sports shirt, a jacket with wide lapels and narrow tie.</p>
<p>For monochromatic costumes such combinations are possible: self-colored shirt and a monochromatic tie, shirt and patterned tie, monotonous, monochromatic shirt and tie with a pattern.</p>
<p>K-striped suit should not wear a plaid shirt.</p>
<p>To check suit worn only monotonous shirt and tie, without direction or monochrome image.</p>
<p>In a business situation to be attentive to suit bright colors: a costume attracts attention, and therefore requires an especially subtle taste and a great experience.</p>
<p>Best color for shirts, business style &#8211; a white and pastel: these shirts go well with any suit and tie and demonstrate the taste of the owner. Silk, shiny, transparent shirts are not suitable It is important that the shirt was not going to fold, not bubbled around the waist, not displeased with the movement, did not get out from under the belt.</p>
<p>Of great importance is the number and location of the buttons (especially for high and full of men). When moving the lower button and jumps out from under the belt, the risk of bare stomach. We must see to it that she was about 8 inches below the belt, if it is not &#8211; sew.</p>
<p>The collar of his shirt &#8211; the most responsible place, because he always gets in the field of view of partners in communication. It is called the zone of style. If the collar is too small or free &#8211; hence, no shirt size. There is a rule: between the collar and the neck should be placed index finger. Sam collar should be no wrinkles and a tie with a knot to form a coherent whole.</p>
<p>Elegant shirts often do not have a breast pocket. But even if the shirt has a pocket, it is better not to use them. Shirts «epaulettes» also not very appropriate business style.</p>
<p>Shirt cuff should be just below the wrist, and stick out from under the sleeves of his jacket about an inch, fit snugly to the hand, but give the opportunity to look at watches. When choosing a shirt and tie, business suit, business man does not make a mistake, if it is to remember the principle: a shirt should always be lighter than a suit and tie &#8211; darker shirt.</p>
<p>In the cold season instead of woven shirts, you can use the business jersey &#8211; thin turtlenecks or sweaters worn under a jacket. Socks &#8211; an important detail the external appearance of business men Requirements of business style are as follows: one-color socks, dark and represent a transition from color to color trouser shoeThey should be long enough and fitting that, in the seat could not see her bare foot.. White, red and other bright colors socks are not allowed in the working wardrobe of business people.</p>
<p>Points (sometimes without diopters) can be worn in order to look respectable, respectable, older. There are certain rules for choosing the points &#8211; it is important to recover in line with oval faces. Color frames should be in harmony with the color of hair.</p>
<p>For decorations in the business world has a rule: the smaller the better. European business man must be limited to only one ring &#8211; her wedding Gold chains, seals, pins, pins, medallions, pendants undesirable.</p>
<p>Cufflinks you are, then go out of fashion. They can be gold, silver, pearl, precious and semiprecious stones. Wearing cufflinks made of artificial materials &#8211; mauvais ton.</p>
<p>Watches should be simple, flat, gold, a gold bracelet or leather strap. Make sure the arrow. Electronic clock does not correspond to the business style. Portfolio or diplomat &#8211; the second thing after the suit, talking about who is the holder, what is its status.Color is preferred black or dark brown.</p>
<p>Pen and pencil &#8211; good quality, well-known company.</p>
<p>Umbrella in the business style &#8211; this is not a folding umbrella, black, with a simple pen.</p>
<p>Handkerchiefs should be cotton, chopped, white. It is better not to use colored handkerchiefs and scarves to match a tie, although it was their most commonly offered in stores. A characteristic feature of the business man &#8211; a neat haircut. Hair does wonders with a human face.. It can hide and protruding ears, and irregular shape of the skull. Men with dark hair are perceived with more authority and can strengthen this impression, if they wear a suit the color of hair, and hair &#8211; a little longer than usual. Red light and should not wear the color of hair.</p>
<p>Beard and mustache are rarely conducive to business success. But if a man quite inexpressive appearance &#8211; you can try. In addition, the beard can hide the lack of a chin or youthful.</p>
<p>If a business man decided to let his mustache, it is better to follow the principle: no extremes! Lush mustache or mustache-strings cause a backlash. During a business dinner in his beard and mustache should not stick crumbs.</p>
<p>Remember &#8211; clean-shaven face, the skin without defects produce the best impression!</p>
<p>Some men in any clothes look sloppy. To avoid this, you must always ensure that the shoes were perfectly clean, neat haircut, a fresh shirt and his tie &#8211; on the spot! From a short list of the most common mistakes made by modern business men in the design of their appearance.</p>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:13:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Creasing / Non-creasing fabrics All cloths will crease to a certain degree but some qualities crease less easily than others. There are several natural factors governing the crease resistance of a cloth in the form of a garment. These examples are a generalisation and are all properties within each and every cloth. The raw material. Some [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=customtailor.wordpress.com&amp;blog=2385878&amp;post=93&amp;subd=customtailor&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
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<h2 style="font-size:12px;color:#181b22;letter-spacing:1px;padding:2px;">Creasing / Non-creasing fabrics</h2>
<p>All cloths will crease to a certain degree but some qualities crease less easily than others. There are several natural factors governing the crease resistance of a cloth in the form of a garment. These examples are a generalisation and are all properties within each and every cloth.</p>
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<li>The raw material. Some materials have the ability to flex more readily than others. i.e. wool versus polyester. Polyester will come back into place more readily than wool under the same conditions of force.</li>
<li>The construction. The weave and firmness of the cloth plays an important part in the pliability of the cloth. A firm cloth results in less creases and better crease resistance. Plain weave cloths can crease easily, but have good recovery. A loosely constructed cloth will crease readily and hold the creases until further treatment is applied to remove them.</li>
<li>Fabric finish. A cloth that has a brushed (overcoating) or milled finish (flannel) is less likely to crease than a clear cut worsted suiting cloth. This is substantially due to its more compact construction (see 2.) and it&#8217;s larger surface area.</li>
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<h2 style="font-size:12px;color:#181b22;letter-spacing:1px;padding:2px;">Business men on the move</h2>
<p>the following qualities offer an opportunity to wear a cloth that offers <strong>the most resistance to creasing</strong>.</p>
<h2 style="font-size:12px;color:#181b22;letter-spacing:1px;padding:2px;">SUPERTRONIC, High technology, Super 100&#8242;s.</h2>
<p>This Super 100&#8242;s fine wool has been twisted into a yarn using a high degree of turns and woven in a twill construction that offers unrivalled performance and freshness. It is cool and crisp and outperforms any other cloth of it&#8217;s type. It is an excellent performer for travel suitings whether it be the move or in the office.</p>
<h2 style="font-size:12px;color:#181b22;letter-spacing:1px;padding:2px;">BUSINESS CLASS</h2>
<p>A high tech Super 100’s natural comfort suiting collection, which is crease shy and an exceedingly good performer. Available in a sturdy plain weave with special Nano finish TRAVEL COMFORT or the prunelle weave SUPERTRONIC, that optimize elegance for formal or semi-formal wear.</p>
<h2 style="font-size:12px;color:#181b22;letter-spacing:1px;padding:2px;">TURBO</h2>
<p>The great crease resistance and easy maintenance properties make TURBO an ideal travel suit. Its lightweight and airy plain weave construction ensures comfort and style.<br />
The huge range of plains, as well as classical and semi-fancy stripes and checks offer an appropriate choice for different kinds of business occasions. The collection is completed with a range of classical plains in a slightly heavier quality.</p>
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<h2 style="font-size:12px;color:#181b22;letter-spacing:1px;padding:2px;">Some extra useful hints</h2>
<p><strong>Cleaning</strong></p>
<li>It is always necessary to consult the cleaning instructions of each garment and have the work carried out by a renowned company.</li>
<li>Pockets, lapels and collars should be brushed frequently.</li>
<li>Never rub a stain. Dab it gently in order not to damage the surface.</li>
<li>Crumpled garments recover better in a humid environment. Hang them somewhere warm and damp, e.g. in a bathroom, or vaporise them lightly with water.<strong>Travel</strong></li>
<li>Remove the jacket when seated, this is the main cause for creasing.</li>
<li>Lay, or better still hang the jacket.<strong>Change of suit</strong></li>
<li>Garments should be changed each day. 2 days in concession can already be too much. The fibres and the shape of the garment need a rest.</li>
<li>After wearing the jacket always hang on a substantial hanger that supports the shoulders, placing the trousers in a press, overnight should be sufficient.</li>
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<ul><strong>Storage</strong></p>
<li>A garment requires a certain amount of space to breathe at all times. In the wardrobe leave a distance around the garment to breath and recover.</li>
<li>Never store garments e.g. dirty seasonal garments that are soiled.</li>
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		<description><![CDATA[Have you ever pondered over the question of why Brad Pitt in a simple white shirt, wins the hearts of women, and your colleague&#8217;s office in the same clothes no one notices? Or why Julia Roberts in a strict shirt is beautiful and captivating, and your employee is more like a man? You think that [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=customtailor.wordpress.com&amp;blog=2385878&amp;post=90&amp;subd=customtailor&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Have you ever pondered over the question of why Brad Pitt in a simple white shirt, wins the hearts of women, and your colleague&#8217;s office in the same clothes no one notices? Or why Julia Roberts in a strict shirt is beautiful and captivating, and your employee is more like a man?</p>
<p>You think that the point here is only in the extraordinary charm stars, then you are mistaken. Of course, the force of charisma is undeniable, but the main component of the image &#8211; the clothes.</p>
<p>Shirts, public men carefully chosen taking into account all peculiarities of appearance. Professional stylists stars emit up to twenty parameters shirts, which the buyer and not the usual suspects. Does this mean that only the high society is available in the sport a great sitting shirts? Definitely not! We will disclose the secrets of fashion, so that you know how to choose a shirt that is ideal for you.<br />
<strong>Fashionable T-shirts the color of a person</strong></p>
<p><strong>Secret first:</strong> often a beautiful complexion &#8211; but the result of careful selection of shades of clothing. If you have a yellowish skin tone, try to avoid shirts light green, yellow and gray colors. Holders rosy cheeks suggest abandon shirts of red and pink.  Darkie and tanned macho is not recommended to choose the orange and maroon shirt. But the classic white shirt and beige are all.. Perhaps that is why we all love so much light summer shirt.</p>
<p>If you have a full face, it is best to choose collar classic cut. For a narrow face fit collar shirts with truncated corners. Big, wide collar balances the large lower jaw, making a person more harmonious. Also collar will hide unmanly swan neck or, conversely, to create a semblance of it (as so many young girls dream). Visually shorten the neck collar and lengthen &#8211; English or collar &#8211; apache.</p>
<p><strong>How to choose a shirt to become leaner?</strong></p>
<p><strong>The secret of the second.</strong> Why do so many public people so willingly are various types of shirts? It&#8217;s simple: a traditional cut shirts visually draws a shape, making it higher. Just a couple of inches of growth can add a classic «jacket» Image &#8211; a vertical stripe.</p>
<p>Long shirt with stripes visually narrows, «slim» figure. Minor shortcomings figures can obscure free cut Shirts large sizes &#8211; it is not necessarily shapeless sacks with sleeves! Illustrate how this Internet-service «Shirt-on-order», where you can design any shirt on the basis of more than 20 parameters and order her sewing on the individual sizes &#8211; from small to large.</p>
<p>If you want to emphasize the dignity of the figure, select the shirt pritalennogo silhouette. If your objective is, on the contrary, to conceal small flaws, give preference to free cover.<br />
<strong>Where to buy a shirt «with a twist»?</strong></p>
<p>What else distinguishes outfits celebrity clothing from other people?. The fact that each outfit representatives of show business has its own zest &#8211; something designed to emphasize the individuality of the ownerSometimes the desire for originality translates into grotesque shapes &#8211; incredible combination of colors, incredible silhouettes &#8230;</p>
<p>Here you can see, looks like a monogram</p>
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<p>We will not ask where to buy shirts in the style of surrealism &#8211; they are only good for the scene. There are other ways to emphasize their individuality. Pay attention to the trendy shirt with a monogram &#8211; a small symbol, composed of the first letters of your name and surname. Naturally, these shirts are made only to order.<br />
<strong>Why star do not go shopping?</strong></p>
<p>And now try to summarize all the above: what is the fundamental difference clothing Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts and clothing for ordinary people? The conclusion is simple. Good shirts, which really made of candy pieces, chosen in view of the set of individual characteristics.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[The shirt I do not think we need you to point, but the shirt is still the key element of the holding of any modern man (whether or not seductive). After 20 years you can expect more serious look by wearing only T-shirts. Cuts If you should choose only one word on the choice of your [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=customtailor.wordpress.com&amp;blog=2385878&amp;post=85&amp;subd=customtailor&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><em>The shirt</em></strong></p>
<p>I do not think we need you to point, but the shirt is still the key element of the holding of any modern man (whether or not seductive). After 20 years you can expect more serious look by wearing only T-shirts.</p>
<p><strong>Cuts</strong></p>
<p>If you should choose only one word on the choice of your shirt, it must be this one: curved. A<a title="slim fit shirt" href="http://mytailorstore.com" target="_self"> slim-fitting shirt</a> is a shirt that follows the curves of your body. Back in the pants, a shirt does not quite float. Note, if you are a bit much (understand by this that you have a little overweight), choose the right shirt. The ideal is that you&#8217;re thin, a small challenge can also be achieved at this level.</p>
<p><strong>The collar</strong></p>
<p>Makers who offer <a title="custom shirts" href="http://mytailorstore.com" target="_self">custom shirts</a> are able to offer a dozen passes, each with a very special use. Note that any type of pass is possible, but not for all occasions. For a shirt to wear to work, prefer the collar tightened enough to tip (standard neck collar Italian, English collar). For such ceremonies receptions dressed, or official (labor, delivery of decoration), collars are specially provided for.</p>
<p>The collars and ceremony are the ultimate distinction in such event, a shirt of this type is not essential in a cloakroom. For the rest of the time<span style="text-decoration:underline;"> </span><a href="http://216.239.61.132/translate_c?hl=en&amp;sl=fr&amp;u=http://seductionbykamal.com/comment-draguer-les-filles-en-boite-en-soirees/&amp;prev=/search%3Fq%3Dcostumes%2Bpour%2Bhommes%2Barticles%26hl%3Den%26safe%3Doff%26rlz%3D1C1GGIT_en___TH321&amp;rurl=translate.google.com&amp;usg=ALkJrhi0wrCwzJvZylesyTukN2DQdzCQoA">,</a> the collar open and Italian officers are mainly used, the former are classical, but provide a relatively relaxed air, when the latter, they are a sign of particular originality and literally break the very side of the shirt dress, perfect for parties</p>
<p><strong>How to wear your shirt?</strong></p>
<p>The question arises constantly, and the answer is always the same: a shirt is worn tucked into pants.Except for short sleeves. A release liner is not more &#8220;cool&#8221; as some seem to penser.At work, prefer to wear a button open, unless you&#8217;re stuck between two space-time in the 19th century. Two buttons open outside. The opening of three buttons is reserved for men who know what they do (often display a very casual look in costume). Otherwise, it is also much in porn. For sleeves, the better is that they are slightly turned up, not down to his shoulders, of course, make them come a little below the elbow.Above it, the righteousness restore a serious aspect, that is an option.</p>
<p><strong>Maintenance shirt</strong></p>
<p>Be careful with symbols showing you the ways of washing / drying / ironing recommended. The important thing when you wear your shirt is the fabric that retains its flexibility and it is certainly not offended.</p>
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<p><strong>Dress code &#8211; </strong><a title="business suits" href="http://mytailorstore.com" target="_self"><strong>business suit</strong></a> «Dress code &#8211; business suit»! This phrase caught me off guard! Cannot say that I never wore business suits. About 10 years ago it was the strength of my wardrobe. But now somewhere in the closet hangs a lonely gray suit, he is in good condition, because the dressing a few times, if you have to shake off the dust, so it will be like brand new!</p>
<p>But now seriously. I am somewhat puzzled by Theme business suit. And do not lack thereof, but rather the question «What is today a fashionable business suit, how and with what he wear? Studied a lot of information about <a title="womens business fashion" href="http://mytailorstore.com" target="_self">women&#8217;s business fashion</a>, has found useful for itself and is ready to share it with the ladies, for whom this issue is relevant.</p>
<p>A very important point: the clothes may be as a means of success, as well as a substantial obstacle in achieving the goal. To make your costume was your friend should pay attention to some rules.      .</p>
<p><strong>Subordination</strong>. If you are looking for a costume for daily visits to the office, it&#8217;s worth noting that in some places is considered unseemly, if you wear more than their boss or less of their subordinate. In order to properly look and feel normal, do not fall outside the scope of the organization&#8217;s price range &#8211; a business suit can be expensive, but is not obligated to cause stupor, half the office.</p>
<p><strong> Fabrics.</strong> Direct from expensive tweed skirt adjusts to a long and fruitful work, the same skirt, but because of the atlas, produces radically different effects &#8211; proposes to go have fun with the sequel. The more your company and the higher your position, the less synthetic should be in your clothes. And especially avoid fabrics that are easy to rumple &#8211; by the end of the day you will make messy impression.   Shape &#8211; square, triangle (base of the triangle at the top), trapezoidal (truncated below).. Business things are more spacious and free, than a strictly classical.</p>
<p><strong> Color</strong> <a title="custom suits" href="http://mytailorstore.com" target="_self">business suit</a>, as a rule, reserved, self-colored. For the business of clothing best suited for dark blue, brown, dark gray, black, gray-green. Permissible and lighter shades of gray, cream, beige color. Some designers say that the office allowed the bright colors, but better play it safe.       There is one important detail &#8230; accessories &#8211; belt, jewelry, watches and handbags. Looking necessarily because they are a little revive suit business woman, but do not overdo it! Business suit is not the territory, where it is appropriate to transform itself into a Christmas tree.</p>
<p>Do not forget about some of the prejudices. For example, your customers may not understand women&#8217;s pantsuits. The absolute taboo: mini, maxi, socks, shirts, t-shirts, sundresses, sandals, slippers of all kinds, shorts, long earrings, huge fake stones, translucent fabric.   And finally the universal advice: if you have studied that cool and relevant, and suggest that they wear, but still cannot decide, preferring strictly classical, even a little conservative clothing.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Whatever it may be: An elegant, classic, white or stylish and bright stripe &#8211; men&#8217;s shirt is a mandatory attribute of the male wardrobe Men&#8217;s shirt is universal .It is ideal as an elegant business suit, and to daily work, as a classic trousers, and is simple to jeans. There are no hard and fast [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=customtailor.wordpress.com&amp;blog=2385878&amp;post=77&amp;subd=customtailor&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Whatever it may be: An elegant, classic, white or stylish and bright stripe &#8211; <a title="men's shirt" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">men&#8217;s shirt</a> is a mandatory attribute of the male wardrobe Men&#8217;s shirt is universal .It is ideal as an elegant <a title="business suits" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">business suit</a>, and to daily work, as a <a title="classic trousers" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">classic trousers</a>, and is simple to jeans. There are no hard and fast rules when choosing shirts now does not exist. But some things still need to remember.</p>
<p><strong>You want to buy a shirt:</strong></p>
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<li>To choose the right shirt, first of all need to focus      on the clothes with which you intend to wear it. If a business suit &#8211;      should be aware that a shirt is best to choose lighter than the suit. The      exception, of course, is a white suit. The classical rule, but it is often      overlooked. But the combination of colors themselves &#8211; it is only by your      imagination and taste. If you do not like to experiment, buy a classic      white shirt, it is ideal for any costume. It is always the winner.</li>
<li>Monochrome shirt pale colors suitable for formal      events, but again it all depends on the corporate style. Often this is not      given much importance.</li>
<li>When buying a shirt, be sure to look at the cuffs. They      should look out from under his jacket on 1 centimeter. .</li>
<li>Before buying a shirt to check the buttons. On      qualitative shirt they will sit very well.</li>
<li>U shirts in a cage or check the symmetry of the strip      bars. In the transition from the front to the back of the shirt stripes or      figures should be exactly adjacent to each other.</li>
<li>For monochromatic shirts fit small patterned tie. By      shirts in a cage or a strip of colored tie.</li>
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<p>.In the men&#8217;s locker room should be not less than five different shirts. To make it,  what to wear in any situation. There is a rule &#8211; every day a new shirt. In <a title="bespoke tailor" href="http://mytailorstore.com" target="_self">Mytailorstore.com</a> you can buy a shirt for a variety of styles, colors and different cut. You will not puzzle over, what color or style to choose for one or another suit.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks to scabal for giving us so good information regarding choosing the fabric for choosing the right fabric to get a <a title="tailored suits" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">tailored suit</a> and and how to travel and pack to tailored suits and <a title="tailored trousers" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">tailored trousers</a>.</p>
<p>Have Suit Will Travel</p>
<p>Finding the right clothes for travel is an easy task for the average holidaymaker but the bespoke addict faces many difficult choices</p>
<p>When preparing for the journey. Will my suit wrinkle if I wear it all day? Can I change before the meeting? Should I travel light and only minimal set of clothes, or should I rather carry a suitcase containing two suits? How many chance is there of my treasured <a title="bespoke suits" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">bespoke suits</a> getting lost between Europe and Asia? Will the weight of the fabric be right for climate? What will be freshly pressed look like when i take it out of the suitcase? To help remedy such quandqries, frequent-flyer businessmen should take great care to find the right style and cloth for their travel wardrobe.</p>
<p><strong>First step: Choice of fabric</strong></p>
<p>When travelling to short haul destination in Europe, needing only brief periods of being seated in a plane, any midweight quality fabric will do. Nevertheless , one should not choose cloths of fibers that are finer than super 120’s or super 130’s without due regard to the actual weight of the cloth. The finer the fiber that the yarn is made from, the more sensitive it is to rough handling. Thus a super 120’s worsted with a weight of 280 grammes would be just right. This might sound fairly heavy by many people’s standards, but the journey is not the same as a day in the office. So if you are heading for hot countries, leave the <a title="summer suits" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">summer suits</a> in your suitcase and travel in the midweight cloth because lightweights are often prone to wrinkling. Clothes made from highly twisted yarns are generally are better suited for travel because of the particular structure- during colder seasons slightly heavier suitings are recommended, because they keep you warm and crease less. The fiber type is also important aspect. Linen, followed by cotton, is perhaps not the most suitable for travel – both fibers make great fabrics for warm days, but unfortunately <a title="suits tailored" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">suits tailored</a> from them can perhaps lose their shape when worn on long flights. The fiber best suited to the rigours of travel is Mohair – by nature, it is very elastic and it will crease less then wool and cashmere. Purists reject the notion of synthetic fibers, but they do not perform very well in blends, especially in countries with a very hot and humid climate.</p>
<p><strong>Second step: tailored to travel</strong></p>
<p>As for the choice of color and pattern, one must differentiate between suit that is made for the actual journey and one to be worn when you reach your destination, which will be dictated by dress code rules and the season. In the 1920’s and 1930’s a period often labeled the “golden age” of <a title="tailoring" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com">tailoring</a>, a gentleman would invariably wear a <a title="sport suit" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com">sportsuit</a> on a train, usually made from hard wearing tweed or cheviot. Glenplaid was also a classic choice. Checks were popular, because they gave the wearer a relaxed air and suited the adventurous aspects of travel. In additional, small stains that may occur during a journey do not show on a vivid check. The modern world leaves less time for changing one’s</p>
<p>Clothes and thus most business men will wear one suit for whole day .It is therefore advisable to devote thought and care to the garment’s style and detailing.</p>
<p>Inside pockets should have buttons to avoid items falling out if the jacket is folded for storage in overhead lockers.</p>
<p>Some men even insist on zippers for their inside pockets, although for the majority, this is not a very appealing solution. The jacket’s outside pockets should have flaps for the same reason and a flap is also a good idea for breast pockets, because they prevent glasses or mobile phones slipping out when bending over. Of course a handkerchief cannot unfortunately be worn with a flapped pocket…</p>
<p>The cut and the style of the trousers may also be adapted to the special demands of the traveler. Cross pockets have the advantage that small objects such as keys’ coins or mobile phones will not be lost when one sit down. It is important to remember that they can only be chosen with flat fronted trousers, so if Sir prefers pleats he can’t have them. Cross pockets are also considered to be sporty by some of the business suit, opting for side pockets either welted or cut into sideseam. <a title="bespoke tailors" href="http://www.mytailorstore.cm">Bespoke tailors</a> usually make them with a little pocket inside the lining for coins. As for the cut of the trousers, one would not recommend a drainpipe style for travelling, because trousers that are cut very close to the leg can be very uncomfortable while one is seated and also tend to stick to knee length socks at the calves – another irritation. Slightly wider legs are thus recommended. The most comfortable style for travelling are brace-top trousers, because they will stay in place at all times, which can be very important when bags must be carried in both hands. Brace -top trousers also have the advantage of being less tight at the waist, which makes them more comfortable while seated. However, despite all these advantages, most men nowadays prefer belted trousers, but they should be measured just a little bit more generously around the waist, to give the wearer the chance to loosen up the belt a little during longer journey.</p>
<p><strong>Third step: packing you suit</strong></p>
<p>Packing a suit is an art that was normally left to specialists in the old days. The Duke of Windsor’s valet, for example used to stuff paper inside suits to avoid creasing. In those days spacious trunks were used, sometimes with the suits hanging on a rail.</p>
<p>Many wealthy gentleman completely avoiding the problem of packing suits by owning several sets of garments, stored in their various residences. The practice is still fairly common among very rich suit lovers, but for most bespoke tailor’s patrons, it is not an option. Trunk are still the best way to store suits during a journey and for gentlemen who are lucky enough to travel first class, it is possible to use them .Most business travelers, however, will use an ordinary suitcase or suit carrier.</p>
<p>Hard-shell suitcases are preferable because they protect suits better than any soft luggage or suit carriers. The latter are useful only when one travels in a car, because they can be hang up in the back or laid flat in the boot. During air travel suit can be crushed while carrying the suitbag through a narrow plane or storing it in overhead locker.</p>
<p>There are several schools of thought concerning the best way to fold suits. The most common recommendation is to lay the jacket flat in the suitcase with the sleeves spread .The trousers are then folded along the creases and placed on the chest of the jacket, with the sleeves folded as if they were embracing the trousers. Another popular storage method begins with turning the jacket inside out and then tucking one half into the other half sleevehead. No matter how you choose to fold the suit,</p>
<p>Please remember never to pack too many garments- the more you cram inside, the more the pressure will be on the clothes. Always aim to preserve the jacket’s three dimensional shape, either by filling the sleeves, chest and shoulders with paper of soft garments such as socks, sweaters, polo shirts or underwear.</p>
<p><strong>Last step: Unpacking your clothes</strong></p>
<p>Take the suits out of the case as soon as you arrive at the hotel and hang it up. Wrinkles that are not in –grained too deeply will disappear thanks to gravity, but give the process some time. The better quality the cloth, the faster it will regain its shape. Deep creases will not disappear without help of steam. Seasoned travelers often carry small steaming devices in their luggage similar to the ones used in shops to remove creases, or why not improvise and use the steam from a hot shower that run for a while in your bathroom? Hanging the garment in the steam will help it to regain some shape, but don’t expect miracles with severely crushed suits. In most hotels steam irons are available and the more expensive establishments usually offer a pressing service.</p>
<p>It is not wise to rely on that option alone “while-u-wait” basis, so careful packing is always the best way to minimize the risk of having to wear a badly creased suit.</p>
<p>However, if the worst does happen, for reasons that are beyond your control, don’t worry too much .A true gentleman may wear slightly rumpled suit, but his stiff upper-lip will always be in place. Elegance, after all, is a state of mind.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[You have just graduated college and are now entering the job market. But there&#8217;s a conundrum on the horizon &#8212; turns out you need some fine clothes to land a fine job, but you need a fine job to buy some fine clothes. Well, I can help solve this problem. Read on to learn about [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=customtailor.wordpress.com&amp;blog=2385878&amp;post=40&amp;subd=customtailor&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You have just graduated college and are now entering the job market. But there&#8217;s a conundrum on the horizon &#8212; turns out you need some fine clothes to land a fine job, but you need a fine job to buy some fine clothes. Well, I can help solve this problem. Read on to learn about some wardrobe essentials that are as classy as they are inexpensive.</p>
<h2>general tips</h2>
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<li> Your wardrobe will depend on your workplace&#8217;s dress code. Some places are casual, some are quite formal. Ask around, do some research and check out what your potential coworkers are wearing.</li>
<li> Get your <a title="suits tailored" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">suits tailored</a> and seek out pants and shirts in a standard fit (not too tight and definitely not loose). Baggy clothes are for boys, not men.</li>
<li> Work with your body type, and make the effort to flatter your positive traits and</li>
<p>disguise your flaws.</p>
<li> Avoid shirts with logos (no button-downs with garish Abercrombie insignias!). Go for dark solids and the occasional splash of color (magenta, purple or even pink are favorable).</li>
<li> Groom regularly. Get a haircut every four or five weeks and shave daily (including the area around your neck). It also never hurts to master the fine art of ironing; a pressed shirt has won many men many jobs.</li>
<li> Shop smart. Buy <a title="business shirts" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">business shirts</a>, pants and shoes at big-chain department stores (even Target has some great items). As long as the clothes look clean and sharp, you&#8217;re home free. Your coworkers will not notice the brands you&#8217;re wearing, but they will certainly notice</li>
<p><em>how</em> you&#8217;re wearing them.</p>
<h2>office essentials</h2>
<h3>Suits</h3>
<p>Buy at least two single-breasted, two-piece suits. The two-button look is a longtime business standard, but the three-button look has been making several comebacks.</p>
<p>While a black suit always works, a navy blue one is stylistically a better option, as it&#8217;ll help you subtly stand out from the professional crowd. Similarly, a dark gray suit (with or without pinstripes) provides a number of shirt-and-tie combos.</p>
<p>As noted above, these are <em>business</em> suits, not suits for going on dates or to formal functions. Don&#8217;t be afraid to shop at stores like Men&#8217;s Wearhouse, or even to buy second-hand suits. And don&#8217;t forget that you can (and often should) get your suits tailored.</p>
<h3>Shirts/Sweaters</h3>
<p>A basic white business/<a title="dress shirt" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">dress shirt</a> (breast pocket optional) and a light blue dress shirt will keep all your bases covered.</p>
<p>To complement these staples, you should also pick up a brown, gray, blue, or beige sweater. For less casual offices environs, these pullovers look great over ties and dress shirts.</p>
<h3>Pants</h3>
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<div id="article" class="article_fashiontip">Separate dress pants will give you more potential combinations with different colored <a title="dress shirts" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">dress shirts</a>, ties and blazers. Dark gray, black or brown dress pants and a pair of khakis (no cargo pockets, please) will keep you covered.</p>
<p>To the untrained eye, most dress pants look the same. Khakis can be a bit less forgiving, however, so find a pair that you&#8217;re comfortable with. Pleats aren&#8217;t for everyone, nor are cuffs, so be sure to try on your pants before purchasing. You should even try on your pants with the shoes you plan on wearing them with, to see how they hang (especially if they need hemming).</p>
<p>The blazers, shoes, belts, and workbag you&#8217;ll need to look like a real pro</p></div>
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<h3>Blazers</h3>
<p>If you&#8217;ve already picked up a couple of suits, you probably only need one blazer.</p>
<p>As always, stick to browns, grays, blacks, and navys. Avoid fabrics like corduroy and velvet, as well as tweed patterns. While such jackets are cool and trendy, they can be a tad too informal for the traditional office &#8212; only wear them if you work in a less formal industry.</p>
<p>Brown blazers go nicely with khakis, brown shoes and white shirts; gray and navy blazers go best with dark slacks, dark shoes and a gray, blue or white shirt.</p>
<p><span style="font-size:small;"><strong>Shoes</strong></span></p>
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<li> One pair should do the job. Avoid slip-ons and</li>
<p>embrace laces; the latter are a safer bet sartorially.</p>
<li> Black shoes go best with dark suits and dark pants.</li>
<li> Brown shoes match earth-toned blazers and khakis.</li>
<li> Take the necessary care to keep your shoes shiny and replace your laces regularly.</li>
<h2>professional accessories</h2>
<h3>Socks &amp; Undershirts</h3>
<p>Always wear white undershirts with your dress shirts.</p>
<p>V-neck tees are okay for guys without ample chest hair. Tank tops are a classic choice, but they don&#8217;t provide much warmth in colder weather. Stick to the traditional crewneck undershirt to be safe.</p>
<p>Pattern-less black or brown socks go with black or brown shoes, obviously. Patterned socks are a bit trickier, and should probably only be worn with brown shoes (although there always exceptions to the rule).</p>
<h3>Belts</h3>
<p>Belts should generally match your shoes, so it&#8217;s best to have one black belt and one brown belt. Avoid cloth belts, studded belts and any belts with oversized buckles &#8212; they are fashionable choices, but are better suited to weekends and nights out. And remember: The wider and duller the belt&#8217;s leather, the more casual it is.</p>
<h3>Ties</h3>
<p>When it comes to business ties, less is more. Pick up three or four 100% silk ties with patterns or solid schemes that match or offset <em>at least</em> one color or shade in your suit, blazer, pants, and shirt, <em>as well as</em> your natural complexion (for example, pale men shouldn&#8217;t be wearing orange). Finally, a wool necktie in a solid color goes well with the blazer-and-khaki look.</p>
<h3>Workbag or Briefcase</h3>
<p>The old briefcases your father lugged to work every morning have generally gone the way of the Filofax &#8212; most men carry some kind of laptop bag now. Whether your bag is made from leather, nylon, or has a hard shell, make sure it looks professional and is comfortable for lugging around. Over the shoulder messenger-style bags are a cool and sophisticated option as well.</p>
<p>Some trendy options include the computer-friendly case by Samsonite, a suede laptop protector by eBags or even a more old-school leather expandable computer-friendly attach by U.S. Luggage.</p>
<h2>dress for success</h2>
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<div id="article" class="article_fashiontip">Ditch those T-shirts and ratty jeans that got you through college, and embrace a more professional look that&#8217;s always in style and within your budget. However young you may be, if you look the part of a clear-thinking, clean-cut professional, you&#8217;ll command respect and attention from your coworkers and superiors with the right business wardrobe.</div>
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<div class="article_fashiontip">Resources:<br />
<em>Gentleman&#8217;s Guide to Grooming and Style</em>, by Bernhard Roetzel</div>
<div class="article_fashiontip"><a title="custom tailor" href="http://mytailorstore.com" target="_blank">custom tailor</a></div>
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		<description><![CDATA[Unfortunately, not all men are born tall, built and handsome, therefore we have to make the best of the traits we inherited. Last week&#8217;s article listed tips for people with short or tall body types. In today&#8217;s fashion tip, we&#8217;ll focus on how skinny and chunkier men can look and feel better with their body [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=customtailor.wordpress.com&amp;blog=2385878&amp;post=16&amp;subd=customtailor&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span class="Apple-style-span" style="border-collapse:separate;font-size:12px;font-style:normal;font-variant:normal;font-weight:normal;letter-spacing:normal;line-height:normal;orphans:2;text-indent:0;text-transform:none;white-space:normal;widows:2;word-spacing:0;font-family:Arial;color:#000000;">Unfortunately, not all men are born tall, built and handsome, therefore we have to make the best of the traits we inherited.<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span>Last week&#8217;s article<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span>listed tips for people with short or tall body types. In today&#8217;s fashion tip, we&#8217;ll focus on how skinny and chunkier men can look and feel better with their body frame.</span></p>
<h2 style="border-bottom:1px solid #666666;width:300px;font-size:16px;color:#666666;text-align:right;">help, I look like a skeleton</h2>
<p>Loads of men and women envy their skinnier counterparts that can eat as much junk food as they want without gaining an ounce. People tend to forget that being too thin can be just as problematic as being overweight. It&#8217;s hard to find clothes that fit and complement their thinner bodies.</p>
<p>The most efficient way to solve the problem is to join the gym and eat more food that will add muscle mass to a bony body. But in reality, it&#8217;s not always that easy and many men are destined to remain skinny. So the next best thing is to just work around heredity.</p>
<h2 style="border-bottom:1px solid #666666;width:300px;font-size:16px;color:#666666;text-align:right;">tips for the thin man</h2>
<li>To make your upper body look more muscular, wear small shoulder pads in your blazers, jackets and sports jackets. The pads shouldn&#8217;t be too big and should mold your body, since oversized ones will only yield a clumsy-looking effect.</li>
<li>Make sure most of your tops don&#8217;t mold your waistline. Instead, look for garments with a bit of contour to add volume to your midsection.</li>
<li>Whether you wear single or double-breasted blazers, make sure to adjust them so they fit properly throughout your entire body. Avoid any loose ends under the arms or in the shoulder area.</li>
<li>Make sure all your jackets fall right under your buttocks. A shorter jacket will emphasize your height as well as your skinny waist, arms and legs. A longer jacket, on the other hand, can make you look like a blanket-covered stick (not very appealing, especially when it&#8217;s windy).</li>
<li>Your pants should have a classic cut and should remain simple. Don&#8217;t be afraid to wear pants with various motifs, lines and patterns because these add volume. Another way to add volume: try pants with pleats around the pockets. (They are back in style according to Prada and Gucci). Cuffs can also give the illusion that you have beefy legs.</li>
<li>Well-fitted corduroy pants can also yield the &#8220;beefed-up&#8221; legs look.</li>
<li>Make sure your trousers hang freely and break right above your shoe. Your ankles and socks shouldn&#8217;t show at any time.</li>
<li>Try wearing sweaters with more adjusted collars; v-necks and open collars can expose your neck and thin features.<span class="Apple-style-span" style="border-collapse:separate;font-size:12px;font-style:normal;font-variant:normal;font-weight:normal;letter-spacing:normal;line-height:normal;orphans:2;text-indent:0;text-transform:none;white-space:normal;widows:2;word-spacing:0;font-family:Arial;color:#000000;"><br />
<h2 style="border-bottom:1px solid #666666;width:300px;font-size:16px;color:#666666;text-align:right;">overweight men can look thin</h2>
<p>The easiest way to fit in and look great when you&#8217;re overweight is to lose weight with the help of a proper exercise program and<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span>diet. Not only will your clothes fall better as a result, but it will also boost your confidence, as well as your motivation to dress and look better. Until you take the initiative to lose weight, here are some simple fashion tips that can help you look thinner and feel more confident.</p>
<h2 style="border-bottom:1px solid #666666;width:300px;font-size:16px;color:#666666;text-align:right;">tips for the portly man</h2>
<p></span></li>
<li>Clothes must fit perfectly. Loose clothing makes you look even bigger while tight clothes give away curves that you don&#8217;t want exposed.</li>
<li>Avoid any sweater, blazer or shirt with naturally sloped shoulders because these tend to attract the eye right down to your mid-section.</li>
<li><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span>Jackets should be well-adjusted around you waist area and should fall right below your buttocks.</li>
<li>Vertical lines help elongate your look optically. That, in turn, will make you appear thinner.</li>
<li>Trousers should be worn on your hips, preferably with a low-rise, which is a shorter distance between the top of the waistband and the crotch of your pants.</li>
<li>Avoid letting your belly stick out over your pants; this lengthens your torso and shortens your legs, resulting in a very unattractive combination.</li>
<li>Consider wearing suspenders instead of a belt to minimize attention to your waistline.</li>
<li><span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span>Empty unnecessary items from your pockets; overstuffed pockets also call attention to your mid-section.</li>
<li>V-necks are a great way to camouflage double-chins, as they draw the attention away from your neck and more towards your chest area.</li>
<p>Whatever your body type, make sure your best features stand out while your less perfect ones remain, for the most part, unnoticed. Remember: do not try to overtly camouflage your weaker points because it only brings them out even more. The best way to prove this point is when a<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span>balding<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span>man uses a &#8220;comb over&#8221; hairdo in an attempt to hide his bald spots; it only emphasizes the problem more.</p>
<p>If these fashion tips don&#8217;t apply to you, then take a look at the article about making<a href="/fashion/fashiontip/31_fashion_advice.html">s</a>hort and tall men<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span>look good.</p>
<p>Stop worrying so much, be confident and start dressing like a million bucks!</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[While on the subject of suits, I thought I would add another &#8220;informative&#8221; article on custom made suits. Possibly of interest to some, and likely of no interest to most. Now don&#8217;t get me wrong, as I myself like off the rack suits&#8221; (especially of an Italian style design) in 1st world countries. But with [...]<img alt="" border="0" src="http://stats.wordpress.com/b.gif?host=customtailor.wordpress.com&amp;blog=2385878&amp;post=14&amp;subd=customtailor&amp;ref=&amp;feed=1" width="1" height="1" />]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="post_message_74548">While on the subject of suits, I thought I would add another &#8220;informative&#8221; article on <a title="custom made suits" href="http://mytailorstore.com" target="_blank">custom made suits.</a> Possibly of interest to some, and likely of no interest to most.<span> </span></p>
<p>Now don&#8217;t get me wrong, as I myself like off the rack suits&#8221; (especially of an Italian style design) in 1st world countries. But with my having typed that, one can get a good suit made in a 3rd world country, such as Thailand, if one is very careful and selective.</p>
<p>Not all of the suggestions in the post below are possible. For example, its difficult to talk to the real &#8220;tailor&#8221; in a place like Bankgok or Phuket, as the odds are the actual tailor doesn&#8217;t speak english. Chances are the person in the store, is the manager, but not the real tailor. Most of the tailor jobs are contracted out.</p>
<p>Also, I disagree with some of what is stated below. For example, I think the statement about suit longevity is flat out wrong (for <a title="custom suits" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">custom suits</a> from most 3rd world country tailors), and I annotated my comment in accordingly.</p>
<p>Anyway, here is the article I found of interest:</p>
<p><a href="http://www.sharpman.com/Article.asp?ArticleID=459" target="_blank">http://www.sharpman.com/Article.asp?ArticleID=459</a><br />
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Tailor-Made Suits for Ultimate Style</strong></p>
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<p>Off-the-rack and designer suits can be stylish and of good quality. In fact, off-the-rack suits are perfect for most occasions. But there may be a time when you want a look that screams individual style and taste. This is where the tailor-made suit comes in. Only with a suit specifically made for you can you express a truly individual style and get a perfect fit for your body.</p>
<p>Why, you may ask, would you go to such expense for just one suit? Is it worth the time, effort and money? Check out this list of benefits and decide for yourself:</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration:underline;"><strong>Why Buy a <a title="tailor made suits" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">Tailor-made Suit</a></strong><strong>?</strong></span></p>
<p><strong>Individuality.</strong><span> </span>You will never meet another man with the same suit as you. A <a title="tailor made suits" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">tailor-made suit</a> is made once and once only for you and only you. As a result, the suit becomes an expression of your individual style. Since you and the tailor design the suit from scratch, you can add touches that will make it stand out.</p>
<p><strong>Perfect fit.<span> </span></strong>Off-the-rack suits are cut for the &#8220;average&#8221; guy, as each particular designer defines &#8220;average.&#8221; Chances are that you are not whatever &#8220;average&#8221; happens to mean to someone else. And while off-the-rack suits can be altered to suit your particular dimensions, they will never fit quite as well as one made specifically with you in mind</p>
<p><strong>Tailor-made suits are different.</strong><span> </span>Your tailor will take a host of measurements before she begins making the pattern and cutting the fabric. Throughout subsequent fittings she will adjust the fit to your exact dimensions. As a result, the suit will &#8220;hang&#8221; perfectly on your body.</p>
<p><strong>A style that suits you.</strong><span> </span>In collaboration with your tailor, you can find a suit that gives you a style that suits you best. Whether it&#8217;s double-breasted or a tapered waist, dark fabric or lighter colors, the tailor can accommodate what best matches your features, coloring, height, weight, shoulder width and so on. A good tailor can also use clever design to compensate for any advantages nature may have withheld from you.</p>
<p><strong>Longevity.</strong><span> </span>Tailor-made suits are made from the best quality fabrics, with strict attention paid to the stitching. This will ensure that the suit lasts for many years, often a lot longer than the factory-made versions. [<em>edit - I had to inject this comment, as the article is wrong here. Most 3rd world Tailor made suits don't last very long, as the material is usually not as good as an off-the-shelf suit, and most 3rd world tailors are not all that good</em>].</p>
<p><strong>Prestige.</strong><span> </span>Let&#8217;s face it: tailor-made suits are expensive and, as such, are a measure of affluence and social status.</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration:underline;"><strong>Choosing the Best Tailor</strong></span></p>
<p>Having a suit made for you is one thing. Having a great tailor make your suit is quite another. How do you find this perfect tailor? Be prepared to do some research, as the input of your tailor will be immense. While you will have some say in the design of the suit, it will be the tailor&#8217;s taste and ability that give the suit its final look and style.</p>
<p><strong>Get recommendations.</strong><span> </span>Recommendations are always useful in narrowing your list of potential tailors. Ask friends and work colleagues about tailors they use and why they enjoyed working with him or her. Their reasons for satisfaction may be different than yours.</p>
<p>Alternatively, call a fine men’s shop in your area and ask for the tailor they use. While there’s a difference between tailors who simple do alterations and those who build suits from scratch, most tailors will claim that they can do both.</p>
<p>If you hear of a great tailor in another town, call this tailor and ask for a recommendation in your town.</p>
<p><strong>Find out the house style.</strong><span> </span>Tailors tend to be limited in the type of suits they make, so study the style that they usually produce. If it is not something you like, look elsewhere. Choose the tailor who has made something close to the suit you want.</p>
<p><strong>See a sample.</strong><span> </span>Visit the tailor and ask to see a recent sample of a <a title="custom suits" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">custom suit</a> — one ready to be picked up. Study it. It will give you clues as to the ability of its maker.</p>
<p>The buttons and buttonholes will tell you all you need to know about a tailor. A quality hand-made suit will have hand-sewn buttonholes. The stitching should be so good that you can barely distinguish it from the fabric — neat and smooth on the front and rough at the back.</p>
<p>There should also be a buttonhole on the lapel, large enough to accommodate a flower. Even if you never use it, it should be there if you want a true tailor-made suit.</p>
<p>The buttons on the sleeves should line up, close enough to touch each other and close to the end of the cuff. This attention to detail — including the various &#8220;rules&#8221; regarding buttons and buttonholes — is what sets the <a title="best tailors" href="http://www.mytailorstore.com" target="_self">best tailors</a> apart from the rest.</p>
<p><strong>Check rapport.</strong><span> </span>Talk to the tailor and discuss your ideas. If you feel comfortable with him and his ideas, then you have probably found your tailor. It is essential to build a rapport with the person, as you must be comfortable enough to let him or her know what you prefer without feeling bullied.</p>
<p><span style="text-decoration:underline;"><strong>Getting What You Want</strong></span></p>
<p>Your suit will be made based on the tailor’s mental picture of what you describe and what he or she believes is best suited to your body type, so clearly articulate what you want. Ask questions to ensure that your ideas match the tailor’s understanding. Don’t rush through this step. It may take a lot of discussion and some adjustments, but there’s nothing worse than paying for an expensive suit that’s not what you had in mind. Here’s a basic outline of what you must think about throughout the production process:</p>
<p><strong>Step One: Give it some time.</strong><span> </span>A great suit is not made overnight. In addition to the time required for stitching and sewing, the tailor will need you to return several times for production fittings and alterations. In addition, you should reserve some pre-production time for articulating what you have in mind.</p>
<p>In other words, the process takes time. If you need a rush job, a tailor-made suit may not be your best option.</p>
<p><strong>Step Two: Decide what you want.</strong><span> </span>Do you want to make a statement? Don’t assume your tailor is tuned in to the latest styles. Review men’s fashion journals and tear out several photos of suits with the elements that you like (a button here, a cuff there, a new lapel). The more you show your tailor, the more likely he or she is to deliver what you want.</p>
<p>Do you need this suit to last a few years? Don’t be a slave to recent fashion. Consider a classic design that will age well and always look &#8220;in fashion.&#8221; Most tailors will help you find a classic style that suits your frame.</p>
<p><strong>Step Three: Test your assumptions.</strong><span> </span>Once you’ve decided on a basic style (i.e., double-breasted vs. single-breasted, two button vs. five button, pleated vs. straight trousers), try on an off-the-rack version of the basic style — and a few other styles — to get a more concrete idea of what your new suit might look like. There’s always a difference between what you thought would look good when you saw it in a photo and what actually compliments your frame.<br />
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Step Four: Explain what you’re looking for.</strong><span> </span>Discuss your ideas with the tailor. Show the photos you’ve collected. Explain why you want the suit, what colors you prefer, styles you like, trends you&#8217;ve noticed that you like. A good tailor will listen to what you want and add a few suggestions based on what compliments your body type. If you’ve taken the time to find a great tailor, defer to his or her professional judgment and experience.</p>
<p><strong>Step Five. Don’t forget personal touches.</strong><span> </span>Once you and your tailor have decided on a basic style, add a few personal touches. Again, this is where your magazine tear-outs come in. While not every detail will suit you or &#8220;work&#8221; with the other touches you request, special buttons, pockets or a particular stitching will make the suit yours.</p>
<p><strong>Step Six. Show up for multiple fittings.<span> </span></strong>Your tailor will spend a few weeks on the initial production of the garment and will call you in for periodic fittings. These &#8220;check in&#8221; periods are designed to perfect the &#8220;hang&#8221; of the suit and will give you an idea of whether your tailor is headed in the right direction. During your three or four fittings, be sure to ask you tailor to adjust anything with which you are not comfortable. Don&#8217;t leave it to the last fitting or it might be too late.</p>
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