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 The Suiting Thread V1, Suit/Tuxedo/Sportcoat/Blazer

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post Mar 29 2009, 11:51 AM


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QUOTE(mofonyx @ Mar 29 2009, 11:07 AM)
Okay recently I've been watching Jonathan Ross a lot and I can't help but notice that more and more guests, including Jonathan Ross himself is buttoning the last button.

I'm seeing this around London as well.

Am I missing something?
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You are not missing anything. It is just them missing a piece of sartorial culture. Either ignorant or oblivious.
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post Mar 29 2009, 11:07 PM

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Impossible. Jonathan Ross is such an icon. :\
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post Mar 29 2009, 11:11 PM


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QUOTE(mofonyx @ Mar 29 2009, 11:07 PM)
Impossible. Jonathan Ross is such an icon. :\
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Blatant rebellion and sartorial blasphemy then.
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i have seen some of the older english gentlemen buttoning their bottom button.. sometimes i guess they just prefer the look..
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post Mar 30 2009, 12:06 AM

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i checked out Binwani's at the Curve today, not bad they were having sales up to 20% for their fabric, met up with a tailor there by the name of Rashidi, they charge RM800 for their services, additional RM100 for surgeon's cuff, and this kinda lOL-ed me, the RM800 price is only for 1 fitting, additional fittings will cost RM50 each lol..

anyways im eye-ing this fabric, super 120 pure wool mix with a little cashmere.. which cost RM79/meter after discount, i need 3.5 meters so it wld be about RM280 for the fabric alone.. quite good bargain i think..
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post Mar 30 2009, 12:07 AM

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Do u guys think its weird if I wear a long sleeve shirt with vest for my coursework presentation which requires formal wear? Scared evryone will have this weird look if i tried it..and wear with a tie of coz minus the blazers..
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i personally think it requires a really stylish and brave person to pull of the vest-look in malaysia.. one wrong "mistake" and you would no longer look stunning, but look like a youngster instead.. better still, post up a pix and i'll further comment.
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Any recommendation on getting slim dress pants/working pants as I found that most of-the-rack 1 do not have slim cutting. Should I go for tailor? Thanks
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QUOTE(kockroach @ Mar 30 2009, 12:36 AM)
Any recommendation on getting slim dress pants/working pants as I found that most of-the-rack 1 do not have slim cutting. Should I go for tailor? Thanks
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there are actually many brands who make slim dress pants, topman, seed, padini to name afew.. i'd suggest going out and taking a look at these brands first.. however if you do feel that they are not to your requirement, then you could probably get them tailor made =)
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QUOTE(Eisenmeteor @ Mar 30 2009, 12:07 AM)
Do u guys think its weird if I wear a long sleeve shirt with vest for my coursework presentation which requires formal wear? Scared evryone will have this weird look if i tried it..and wear with a tie of coz minus the blazers..
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During the summer in western countries, some working professionals forgo their coats in favour of vests due to its versatility. You won't get too hot nor feel too cold in it while still retaining a formal appearance. If the place is air-conditioned, I don't see why not. All you need is courage and confidence to set an example for others to follow. One word of advice if you are pulling this off though, get button down shirts with stripes to avoid looking like a waiter.


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QUOTE(jind86 @ Mar 30 2009, 12:06 AM)
i checked out Binwani's at the Curve today, not bad they were having sales up to 20% for their fabric, met up with a tailor there by the name of Rashidi, they charge RM800 for their services, additional RM100 for surgeon's cuff, and this kinda lOL-ed me, the RM800 price is only for 1 fitting, additional fittings will cost RM50 each lol..

anyways im eye-ing this fabric, super 120 pure wool mix with a little cashmere.. which cost RM79/meter after discount, i need 3.5 meters so it wld be about RM280 for the fabric alone.. quite good bargain i think..
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Tailoring charges are expensive but the deal for the s120 fabric is sweet. Navy or charcoal?

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jind86 who's your tailor?

Go to Binwani's Jalan TAR, the one in The Curve doesn't have as amazing deals.
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QUOTE(FusioneX @ Mar 30 2009, 01:03 AM)
Tailoring charges are expensive but the deal for the s120 fabric is sweet. Navy or charcoal?
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well basically i went around and the cheapest tailor i can find is RM650, and he is practically an "unknown" tailor, other places like Bespoked and Lords Tailor and Granoff charge RM1000 for their services, so i think RM800 in general is pretty okay..

QUOTE(mofonyx @ Mar 30 2009, 01:53 AM)
jind86 who's your tailor?

Go to Binwani's Jalan TAR, the one in The Curve doesn't have as amazing deals.
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i've not confirmed who i want to select to tailor my suit.. the tailor's name in Biswani's Curve is Rashidi.. he's recommended by fellow lyn mate silver2c.. hmmm jalan TAR eh.. do they have more varieties or better tailors?
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Going to Jln Tar is an adventure it self. Besides Binwanis, you could check out Gulatis too. And their alternate shop called Euro Moda. But if you are adventurous enough, look inside Campbell complex and Pertama Complex.

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QUOTE(jind86 @ Mar 30 2009, 12:44 AM)
there are actually many brands who make slim dress pants, topman, seed, padini to name afew.. i'd suggest going out and taking a look at these brands first.. however if you do feel that they are not to your requirement, then you could probably get them tailor made =)
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Hehe, been wearing topman dress pant since I started working, got 4 - 5 of them, but they are not slim enough, and I don't like those skinny 1.
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post Mar 30 2009, 03:44 PM

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QUOTE(jind86 @ Mar 30 2009, 12:32 PM)
well basically i went around and the cheapest tailor i can find is RM650, and he is practically an "unknown" tailor, other places like Bespoked and Lords Tailor and Granoff charge RM1000 for their services, so i think RM800 in general is pretty okay..
i've not confirmed who i want to select to tailor my suit.. the tailor's name in Biswani's Curve is Rashidi.. he's recommended by fellow lyn mate silver2c.. hmmm jalan TAR eh.. do they have more varieties or better tailors?
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Jalan TAR has less choices and over there is more marketed for ladies rather than gents. Rashidi is a good tailor and he is quite creative, He design my wedding suit and it was one of the best suit I ever tailored!! though it cost me a bomb!! they have some nice fabrics from Scabal and Zegna especially the shirt material
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QUOTE(FusioneX @ Mar 30 2009, 01:03 AM)
Navy or charcoal?
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they have quite a number of colors, but im looking for navy, kinda looking for like a pink/yellow pinstripe..

QUOTE(netmatrix @ Mar 30 2009, 12:52 PM)
Going to Jln Tar is an adventure it self. Besides Binwanis, you could check out Gulatis too. And their alternate shop called Euro Moda. But if you are adventurous enough, look inside Campbell complex and Pertama Complex.
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Gulatis eh, where exactly is that?

QUOTE(kockroach @ Mar 30 2009, 02:58 PM)
Hehe, been wearing topman dress pant since I started working, got 4 - 5 of them, but they are not slim enough, and I don't like those skinny 1.
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there are several cuttings from topman, their slim cut pants i think are pretty slim already.. if u want any slimmer, it wld probably be considered skinny.. post up a picture wearing your pants..

QUOTE(sliver2c @ Mar 30 2009, 03:44 PM)
Jalan TAR has less choices and over there is more marketed for ladies rather than gents. Rashidi is a good tailor and he is quite creative, He design my wedding suit and it was one of the best suit I ever tailored!! though it cost me a bomb!! they have some nice fabrics from Scabal and Zegna especially the shirt material
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a picture of the suit will be much appreciated smile.gif

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QUOTE(jind86 @ Mar 30 2009, 05:10 PM)
there are several cuttings from topman, their slim cut pants i think are pretty slim already.. if u want any slimmer, it wld probably be considered skinny.. post up a picture wearing your pants..
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Cant post picture, just move to Singapore and no camera yet. But I got a Sisley with a leg opening of 14". Will post the photo if I go back to MY. hehe
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post Mar 30 2009, 06:55 PM

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I always go to the one on Jalan TAR. That was their -first- outlet and their main outlet.

Don't bother with Gulati's. Binwani's has a superior selection of designs. It's worth a visit, though. You'll come out feeling odd to why Binwani's can get good designs when Gulati's can't. At least that's how I felt.


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QUOTE(mofonyx @ Mar 30 2009, 06:55 PM)
I always go to the one on Jalan TAR. That was their -first- outlet and their main outlet.

Don't bother with Gulati's. Binwani's has a superior selection of designs. It's worth a visit, though.  You'll come out feeling odd to why Binwani's can get good designs when Gulati's can't. At least that's how I felt.
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alright, im probably going to go check out Binwani's at Jalan Ampang tomorrow..

anyway guys my suit is back from Lord's and am pretty satisfied with it =)
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QUOTE(jind86 @ Mar 30 2009, 09:57 PM)
alright, im probably going to go check out Binwani's at Jalan Ampang tomorrow..

anyway guys my suit is back from Lord's and am pretty satisfied with it =)
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Good to hear that. Time for a picture of you in your rectified suit.

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