TAILORED CLOTHING MEANS BUSINESS
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 Strong suits are best medicine in challenging times.
When the economy is down, dress up. In a challenging economy, people want to
look their best, perform their best, and give themselves every competitive
advantage. Dressing up, and dressing well, is akin to keeping one's chin up and
maintaining a positive perspective in turbulent times.
Dressing well
gives one a sense of confidence and professionalism. Appropriate attire
communicates both to the wearer and those with whom we associate, that we are
competent, credible and capable. It's that great feeling that come from putting
on a well-tailored suit or even a new shirt and tie.
Recognizing both
the need to stand out in the workplace and an overall push in the marketplace to
raise the standard by dressing up, package yourself for maximum benefit. We're
happy to assist you in presenting yourself in tailored clothes that are dressy
and understated.
Elegant suits and jackets with modern silhouettes and
styling details are the foundation of today's executive-friendly wardrobes.
Classic, not trendy styling is the order of the day. Accessorized with fresh,
crisp shirts and ties that provide the perfect professional look without
dandyish decoration, and you have boardroom-worthy attire. Call them
recession-proof wardrobes.
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Q & A - ASK SANDY
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 Question:
How do I stop my dress shirt collars from getting
too tight?
Answer:
A number of factors influence
collar size and can make a collar uncomfortably snug. First, be sure you are
buying the correct collar size. As professionals, we take your measurements to
ensure you will be comfortable around the collar when buttoned-up.
Secondly, remember that it only takes a 4-7 lb. weight fluctuation to
cause your collars to become a pain in the neck.
All natural fiber
shirting, especially 100% cotton, will always shrink after the first
laundering. Custom shirt makers know this and cut shirts larger to compensate.
After just a few launderings, the collar will settle into the correct size and
fit perfectly.
Laundering in excessively hot water, failure to tumble
dry a shirt, and pressing with extreme heat, can also cause unwanted shrinkage
and may even affect the construction materials that bond the top collar to the
shirt, resulting in permanent damage and creases in the collar.
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