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Custom Shirt or Suit at Oxford Way Tailoring (50% Off)
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Skilled seamster offers custom tailoring and alterations for suits, shirts, vests, pants, and other men’s garments
Choose Between Two Options
- $100 for $200 toward a custom shirt
- $400 for $800 toward a custom suit
The Suit: A Man’s Modern Armor
Modern men’s fashion mixes many elements from different eras, but in the end, simplicity matters most. Before your new tailor adds their own expertise, read on for an overview of the ultimate outfit.
The Basics
- Single-breasted, two-button jacket designs provide a timeless look, and top buttons should be located lower, around the navel, to help add length to the torso.
- The jacket should have thin lapels to accentuate a V-shaped figure—GQ recommends no more than 2 inches at the lapel’s widest point.
- In terms of fabric, high-quality wool blends hold their shape and resist wrinkling better than cotton or aluminum foil.
The Fit
- A suit should cut a sleek, slim figure that splits the difference between a skinny and boxy look.
- The jacket typically tapers at the waist, which helps accentuate the shoulders. Modern jackets are short, too, and you should also be able to cup your hands around the bottom.
- Jacket sleeves should end at the break of the wrist, allowing about a half inch of the shirt cuff to show.
The Accents
- Many jackets have only a single vent on the back, but dual-vent designs allow gentlemen to easily slip their hands into their pockets without affecting the suit’s silhouette.
- Slit pockets help maintain a sleek, Italian look, whereas traditional flap pockets add a more formal touch.
- A pocket square is key to a tailored suit since it draws a person’s attention up to the chest, keeping everyone distracted while you perform magic tricks with your feet.
Skilled seamster offers custom tailoring and alterations for suits, shirts, vests, pants, and other men’s garments
Choose Between Two Options
- $100 for $200 toward a custom shirt
- $400 for $800 toward a custom suit
The Suit: A Man’s Modern Armor
Modern men’s fashion mixes many elements from different eras, but in the end, simplicity matters most. Before your new tailor adds their own expertise, read on for an overview of the ultimate outfit.
The Basics
- Single-breasted, two-button jacket designs provide a timeless look, and top buttons should be located lower, around the navel, to help add length to the torso.
- The jacket should have thin lapels to accentuate a V-shaped figure—GQ recommends no more than 2 inches at the lapel’s widest point.
- In terms of fabric, high-quality wool blends hold their shape and resist wrinkling better than cotton or aluminum foil.
The Fit
- A suit should cut a sleek, slim figure that splits the difference between a skinny and boxy look.
- The jacket typically tapers at the waist, which helps accentuate the shoulders. Modern jackets are short, too, and you should also be able to cup your hands around the bottom.
- Jacket sleeves should end at the break of the wrist, allowing about a half inch of the shirt cuff to show.
The Accents
- Many jackets have only a single vent on the back, but dual-vent designs allow gentlemen to easily slip their hands into their pockets without affecting the suit’s silhouette.
- Slit pockets help maintain a sleek, Italian look, whereas traditional flap pockets add a more formal touch.
- A pocket square is key to a tailored suit since it draws a person’s attention up to the chest, keeping everyone distracted while you perform magic tricks with your feet.
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