A master doing his trade. I have always said I will pay top dollar for a master tailor. I just don’t want to pay top dollar for a new person. Being a master tailor takes time and with time comes the big money. I remember the first time I had a hand made suite made and the tailor came to my office. And his skill and craftsmanship was beyond anything that had ever seen. When he asked if I liked stuff I just said let me pick a few colors and give you an idea what I like and after that I wanted him to do what he does. I had trust in whatever he thought. I was 23 years old and I’m 44 now. It will always be one of my favorites. We always remember our first MontBlanc pen the first Rolex and the first handmade suite.
Thanks a lot George,i was looking for a useful video about 3 hours in RU-vid, to remind shorten sleeve after 3 years not doing it .finally i find the best tutorial ever,not only was a refresher but also i learned alot more thanks again to being great and share your knowledge with us
Hi George. Thank you for your informative video's. My son has asked me to alter two suits for him as they are too big. Can you do some video's where you take in a suit jacket, including the arms, also how to correctly taper in suit trousers as I'm not sure if one or both sides are to be taken in. With thanks.
Good morning ,thanks so muvh for sharing your knowledge qith us ,i was wondering if you won't mind to made a video of how to ahorten sleeves on a suit jacket perhaps 2" or more on the sleeves and add a funcional button hole have a great day . Thanks
Hi George. What if I have to shorten suit sleeves with perforated buttonholes! I have left them in the inside of the hem & done new fake ones. I have read that taking off from the sleeve cap can only be done up to 2”. I have had to shorten lately two suit jackets 3”. What do you say?
If I am shortening more than 2.5 inches then I will cut off a little fabric. Otherwise, I leave the fabric inside to give the sleeves some body and allow the fabric to hang better
I have a tailer who said he's going to shorten the sleeves on my glen check pattern jacket from the shoulder area. He promised the pattern will still match but I thought it would be easier to do it from the bottom as you did in your video. Is this a red flag?
Hello, perhaps you can advise me on a problem I have had a few times. The top vent is not sitting flat on the bottom vent. There is a fold of material about 1 cm next to the 3rd button up from the cuff. What am I doing wrong and what can I do to fix it? Thank you for any help you can offer
I have a blazer that has like 19cm extra length im going to do all this steps its very helpful and i can see the experience and professionalism at your amazing and neat work hats down to you and respect ❤️
@@Aysha-hx6cb oh ok, my sleeves are usually 7/8cm too long because fashion now warts the shirt at the start of the thumb, while it should be at the start of the hand, and same thing goes for the jacket
Sewing the lining to the sleeve from the inside is not the professional way.. that is what is done during production or better yet mass production. I am a tailor, hand sewing is the professional way. This is one of the many differences between a tailor and a seamstress.
@@georgethetailor2768 most people want the alteration the way it was originally (by machine). Both ways are correct, regardless if you are a tailor or a seamstress.
George, Hi, I'm looking at a high end Jacket on ebay with the buttons cut (working) Sleeve is 26 1/2 inch and needs to be 25 1/2. The buttonholes are far enough from the sleeve that I suspect 1/2 inch is possible but at 26" I will still look like I am wearing my older brothers jacket. Any pro tricks or nothing to be done with cut buttons? Putting a strip of material over the buttons is not an acceptable option.
