HOW TO TALK TO YOUR TAILOR

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HOW TO TALK TO YOUR TAILOR
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VISIT A TAILOR

• There are a few moments in every man's life that
  distinguish themselves as special. The first
  serious visit to a tailor.
• Graduation
• The first job interview
• The first job
• Getting married

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A TAILOR

• A tailor of worth is an invaluable ally to have
• A tailor has the power to give you real
  confidence the kind a lesser person might only
  find a pale shadow of at the bottom of a bottle
• With a few quick measurements, a snip here and a
  snip there, and hands practiced with the weight
  of a lifetime's work, he has the power to turn
  you into anything from a tinker to a soldier or a
  spy

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INSIST ON BESPOKE

• you understand better why there is an art to
  communicating with your clothier. There's a lot
  more to looking the part than just reaching for
  your wallet. It involves the making of many
  myriad decisions, and requires imagination to
  picture a final result.
• Being measured for your first bespoke suit is a
  rite of initiation into the ranks of the truly
  accomplished. Compared to trying on a
  mass-produced suit, it feels like much more like
  a leap of faith. Before you pack your bags and
  head off to Savile Row, we've put together a few
  pointers on how to transcend the infinite choices
  of a made-to-measure experience and emerge a
  sartorial expert.

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INSIST ON BESPOKE

• Look for a tailor that, first and foremost, uses
  the term bespoke. Custom suits are great and all,
  but bespoke is better because the term signifies
  that particular suit is made for and owned by
  exactly one man, and that the suit was hand-drawn
  and crafted based on exact specifications from
  the wearer's body. If a tailor does bespoke
  suits, you'll know that he or she is an expert at
  taking the careful time and consideration to
  craft suits based on your body type, as opposed
  to altering a pre-made pattern to accommodate
  your size

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FIND INSPIRATION

• Visuals always help. If you're a fan of the
  Savile Row style of Fred Astaire or appreciate
  the classy duds of George Clooney.
• Find a picture of their suits that you wouldn't
  mind emulating, and bring it in as inspiration
  for your tailor.
• If possible, try to explain what about this
  particular suit you like.

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THANK YOU

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