The other day I found myself explaining to a friend why custom suits are better than-off-the rack. I focused on confidence and self-image because those are the biggest reasons for me. As I was talking I thought of a simple but true example. I asked him if he had ever dressed up in school for a class or presentation. He responded, "Yes.." nervously, knowing I was about to open his mind to my opinion. I then asked him if he felt like he performed better and was more attentive when he dressed up. He said "yes." I then told him that the same feelings of a higher standard that he had dressing up in his regular, off-the-rack clothes from his casual clothes, is equivalent to dressing up in custom clothes opposed to off-the-rack clothes. Yes, its that big of a difference!! My father always told me that dress affects your performance, but I didn't believe him until I got into custom suits. Now if I were to wear an off the rack suit, I can imagine my performance being comprable to wearing jeans and a t-shirt. Don't believe me? Check it out and prove it yourself!
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Friday, June 18, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
The Trendy Look

Without making mention to the awesome glen plaid fabric, every other jacket and trouser spec seems to be right on the money with the current trend. Form fitting trousers, surgeon cuffs speak volumes, but the one trend that sticks out to me is the notched lapel. If your suit's lapel is not like this, then it is not in line with the trend. The notch itself is only about one inch and it is positioned parallel with the knot of his tie.
In my opinion, it's exactly how every trendy suit should look.
What do you think?
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