Simply amazing. To have the vision and wisdom to make something so beautiful is so perfect in itself. I really wish younger people would see the art in all of this to inspire them to continue this legacy.
Keep in mind that you have to have a good physique in order for a well made suit to bring the best out in you …..even if you go to the best Taylor and spend loads of money, it won’t do much for you if you have a poor physique, as most clothiers will tell you!
Very interesting to see the Korean procedure. For people that don’t have much knowledge about suits and the tailored versions here are some hopefully helpful facts. The suit style that is seen here is the European Continental style. Usually designed for more slender, slim build men, a favorites in Italy, France and as mention Continental Europe. The width of the hem and length of the pants are in big contrast to the English Layered Style which is a must in British Aristocratic families. They cover 2/3 of the shoe and are significantly higher - the natural waistline and not how it’s seen here on your hip line. Furthermore a bespoke suit is usually pretty much done on your first fitting. The English Layered tailors have such an eye for their craft that by “ only” taking your measurements they designed and craft the entire suit. The first fitting only requires small details that need to be adjusted. I was very surprised how many changes the tailor had to make on this video during the first fitting. I will be honest, if I would have attended this fitting for my husband or one of my sons I most certainly would have been very upset. I expect an almost finished product even at the first fitting. Another detail that I am not used to see in a bespoke suit is the adjustment band for the waistcoat at the back. A custom made waistcoat never and I mean never needs a band in the back. The whole purpose of the bespoke suit us that it doesn’t need extra adjustments. It has to fit the men perfectly and that goes for the waistcoat as well. Something else that caught my eye is the the lack of curve at the Blazer. It should be going down on a men’s ribs, forming a three dimensional curve to highlight his chest and separate the top of his torso from his stomach. I am not overly critical or a snob. Simply used to a different cut and more craftsmanship and yes knowledge. Bespoke suits, shirts are a science for themselves and if you have limited knowledge everything will appear to be quality unless you know what you are talking about. I clashed with many tailors before which is normal in itself. You need to be able to hold your own and know your business otherwise they will walk all over you.
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