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How do you like that? I’m thinking about buying the same

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ahsan kureshi double that.👍😊

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Your money big fella 😂

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Have you had experience? Are you sure you have looked after the garment properly in order to protect the fabric?

Probably not - I worked with a guy 2 decades ago who had the exact same complaint. If you want a durable suit of outstanding quality try Redmayne 1860 - he is in America next week, he works with the very very best English cloth from Dougdlaes [they condition their cloth in damp stone wearhouses] and Fox Bro's

@@piccalillipit9211 How does one contact this man?

If you’re spending $6,000+ on a suit, you’re not wearing that suit everyday, you have several, with each serving a different purpose cut from a different cloth. You’re not going to wear a super 150’s wool suit everyday, it won’t last.

эээ какая связь?

Hand wash only.

Options: Buy cheaper or get a better payed job.

@@christianeduardo1 Boo.

Christian Eduardo if i was a millionaire I still wouldn’t buy a 700 euro t shirt. You don’t get my point. There is no way that the production costs are that high to ask such an astronomical price

@@realmadridstyle That's not true. First, they're using some of the rarest fabrics on the planet, fabrics they often will buy at auction, meaning the prices of the raw materials can be quite high. A typical shirt takes about 2.5 yards of fabric, and some fabric can go for over $2000/yard. So just the raw materials themselves could make a garment cost thousands of dollars before it's even assembled. Then it's designed. What is the cost of a master designer to create a garment worth? And in this video, each garment is made by hand. Cutting and sewing each garment can take over 10 hours with this method. These people aren't making minimum wage. These are highly skilled craftspeople doing intensely laborious work. In Italy, skilled tailors make around $30/hour. So that's $300/shirt. Plus materials. Plus design. Plus packaging, marketing, and shipping. And then the company needs to make money. So $700 is quite reasonable for what you're getting with this product. They don't charge that much because they think it'll attract people. This is just what premium handmade garments from the best tailors in the world will cost. There's quite literally nothing "regular" about these shirts.