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Need help finding a suit
Hey guys i have a problem with finding a suit that fits me.
Im 5'9 skinny with long arms.
Here is where the problem lies: 36 normal is too long for me. 36S fits perfect, but the sleeves are about an inch too short.
Does anyone know how much it usually costs to tailor a suit?
Im 5'9 skinny with long arms.
Here is where the problem lies: 36 normal is too long for me. 36S fits perfect, but the sleeves are about an inch too short.
Does anyone know how much it usually costs to tailor a suit?
- LettuceBeefRealTea
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Re: Need help finding a suit
i don't get the issue. get the 36S and have the sleeves tailored for $30-40.
- fathergoose
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Re: Need help finding a suit
http://www.indochino.com/
They will custom make a suit for $350. A little steep but will look sharp and last a while.
They will custom make a suit for $350. A little steep but will look sharp and last a while.
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Re: Need help finding a suit
36s is short by 2 inches. The most they can extend it by is 1 inch.LettuceBeefRealTea wrote:i don't get the issue. get the 36S and have the sleeves tailored for $30-40.
- Deuce
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Re: Need help finding a suit
Just out of curiosity.... why does this need to be anonymous? Awful lot of 5'9s out there...
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- Veyron
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Re: Need help finding a suit
Get the regular not the short and have the sleeves taken in and the jacket shortened. All off the rack suits need to be tailored to look presentable anyway.
- Heartford
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Re: Need help finding a suit
Anonymous User wrote: 36S fits perfect, but the sleeves are about an inch too short.
wut?Anonymous User wrote: 36s is short by 2 inches. The most they can extend it by is 1 inch.