AS YOU LIKE IT
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In this day of mass-produced products and
lowest-common-denominator thinking, it's good to know that you can still have
your personal preferences and needs taken into account.
As your custom clothier, we don't force you to fit into any
categories of fit, color, or fashion. Instead, your clothing is designed and
fitted specifically for you. We take the frustration out of trying to find your
"size" amid colors and fabrics meant to appeal to the greatest potential
number of buyers. Instead, you can relax knowing that your custom clothing will
exactly fit your shape, as well as your needs. With more than 100 tailoring
steps in the jacket alone, custom-made clothes are meticulously crafted and
detailed.
Custom clothing, because it's not dependent on the
designers' current seasonal offerings, can reflect your individual sense of
style and personality far longer than ready-made clothing. Instead of needing
to replace valuable wardrobe pieces annually, you'll find that bespoke garments
can give years of useful service, increasing their value and offering excellent
return on investment.
All this attention to personal detail takes time-but it's
worth waiting for. No, you can't order a custom suit this afternoon and wear it
tomorrow. But when you wear it, you'll never want to wear anything less.
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Q & A - ASK SANDY
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Question:
How do I pick dress
shoes that work with several suit colors?
Answer:
Many men tend toward the safe choice of black dress shoes, which work well
with dark and dressy suits. The burgundy or Cordovan color, once extremely
popular is still appropriate. However, a discussion arises when deciding
on another color dress shoe. A great alternative to basic black is a cigar or
cognac shade with some depth in the color. As neutral shades, they coordinate
with blue tones, as well as olives and grays, without losing the presence of a
black lace-up.
If you wear dress shoes daily, remember to rotate between two or three pairs of
good-quality shoes to give them time to rest between wearings.
Tip: Store shoes on wooden shoe trees at home. During travel keep shoes in
separate felt bags to keep them from scuffing and to keep your other packed items
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