May 10, 2018 + Custom Clothing, Menswear
Know Your Collar Styles!
Whether you’re just diving into the world of dressing well, or have earned the title of “best-dressed” among your crew, this blog post is focused on knowing one of the most basic parts of clothing: the collar. Do you know which ones are best for your face shape? Keep reading to learn! Starting with the classics: The Medium Spread or Classic Spread Just as… Read More
May 10, 2018 + Custom Clothing, Menswear, womenswear
Know Your Patterns!
When you go in to get a custom suit or garment made, having a good idea of what you’re looking for will aid in the process. Our tailors can pre-select swatches that best fit your needs and have it prepared for your appointment. Fabric options are nearly endless, so knowing what you want ahead of time is highly recommended. We are happy to offer… Read More
May 9, 2018 + Custom Clothing, Menswear
5 Questions You Should Ask Before You Buy A Suit
Purchasing a suit can be a big investment; at least you should treat it that way. Whether it’s your first or fifth, you’ll want to learn a little more about the product you are purchasing. Keeping these key 5 questions in mind on your next shopping trip will guide you towards choosing the right suit for you. 1. What is the fabric content? We… Read More
May 9, 2018 + Custom Clothing, Menswear, Tailoring
Artful Tailoring: The Right Fit For The Right Impression!
We were recently featured in Attorney At Law Magazine! Read our interview below: AALM: Custom tailoring and creating custom clothing is quite a skilled craft. What led you to follow this career path? Aladdin: Tailoring was a family trade that I grew up around. I started learning when I was just a little boy and developed my skills over time. AALM: What are you most passionate about… Read More
May 9, 2018 + Custom Clothing, Menswear, Tailoring
How do I know which fabric to pick?
If you have ever gone to buy a suit (custom or not) you’ve probably noticed the words “Super ___” located somewhere on the fabric label. What exactly does this mean? Wool is measured in microns, and categorized via a grading system. The term “Super” in front of the number is actually just for show/marketing purposes. The number is what you really want to… Read More