i'm looking for coats which are not thick, so that can wear in msia.

otherwise 5min outdoors and i'd be soaked in sweat.

The best is always ZARA. Slim Fit.
Unless you can afford GA Suit.
GA Suit sure make girls horny. LOL.

ga suits too expensive la 5k $us ...

how about EA??.. only 1k$us+...

walao so sad i just went to EA ... only bought 2 shirt 899rm and 999rm... with discount

my body too small cant fit many shirts....  so sad   

174cm .. 54kg....

I have a pair of tailor made suit but the suit really fit

i mean many shirts in EA cant fit me (too big for me).... i damn sad ler and i am already 21 cant grow bigger alraedy

How much does it cost normally for a tailored suit ?

Good choice of tailor.  I've made 5 suits from them so far.  My only regret is the centre vent (which they seem to prefer), which is traditionally American.  You'll find a double vent more practical when you sit down.  Most other tailors seem to go for double vents as well.

,Dec 23 2008, 01:10 AM]
First of all, great job in putting up this thread since I too hold interest in the above mentioned apparels. Although, I'm not sure if trench coats fit well in this section (probably alright since trench coats and macs are one of the only rainwear that looks fine over a suit). What I feel more suitably formal and worth the mention is a chesterfield overcoat for cold weather. 
Thank you for sharing your experience. True bespoke means that you will have to go through a lot of fitting sessions before the completion of the suit and chances are that you will be receiving more calls soon (well, hopefully). I can't comment much on this since I have no experience with Lord's Tailor. Normally only MTM requires you to go for fitting only once or twice since the tailors that took your measurement would have no full control over the whole CTM (cut-trim-make) process. Also, sometimes you have to argue with the tailor and insist that they make the suit according to your requests. I previously read an interesting article about a Savile Row tailor arguing with his customer on what fabric to use for the suit. 

Anyway, from your picture, it seems that the corded shoulder of the suit is a little too wide for your body frame. Maybe it's just the angle of the pictures. Is that a Super 100 wool?

nawh,more like a regular blazer,oh really?im scared it might look weird if i buy the wrong color
ohh,khakis eh?sounds nice.

,Jan 14 2009, 07:23 PM]
Surgeon's cuffs!!!  The sign of true bespoke.   Deliberately leaving two buttons unbuttoned there is definitely a great way to show it off.  Nice suit there, bro. How much did you spend on it? 

Saw a nice cool blazer at G2000 cost around 549 . It has a way to transform into a casual wear . Has both button and zip inside. And has a Hood that can be taken off . Gonna buy it soon ..

I see. what about the new kid Wardrobe? There is a store in KLCC inside Isetan. Also there are a lot of Spark Manshop in KL, which one did he go to?

Hey people,

I'm going off overseas for quite some time and I will need a jacket/blazer/dinner jacket/suit whatnot that will fit me for formal occasions such as business meetings, interviews etc. and also for informal outings such as casual outings dinners drinks etc. which will look good and gives the impression of Hey-im-not-even-trying.

I would also like to add that it may not be too thick or thin as there would be 4 different drastic seasons.

So do you guys recommend custom-tailor-made or buy-off-from-the-shop-and-if-it-doesnt-fit-get-the-guy-there-to-alter-it-for-me ?

Brands pls.

And not too expensive.

Thanks.

where can i get a trenchcoat in malaysia?

how much is the cheapest suit? if budget around rm500 can get good one(m still a student)?