Who here /custom tailor/? Got a couple in my area, thinking

>>11952975
>What does /fa/ think?
It's the best but most expensive option.

That's not Al Pacino.

>>11954454
The most expensive option would be getting some fucking ready to wear Tom Ford pieces for 600+ per piece

Why not just thrift nice oversized shirts and get them tailored to fit so you won't be paying a premium on the materials just the labor

>>11955642
The most expensive option would be flying to Italy and having made to measure Brioni suits made for $5k-$10k each.

>>11955675
>5-10k
>this is supposed to be a lot
If youre flying to Italy for a suit then you'd be paying more. Kiton suits go up to 50k a piece if I remember correctly.

>>11954522
That's not hot either....the picture name was absolutely amazing top kek senpai

>>11952975
>http://www.peterparvez.ca/
this looks like made to measure to me, not proper tailoring. cheap and nasty

>http://www.thebespokeman.com/
this looks much more promising. it seems like this laurentis bloke is not the cutter who would cut the pattern for your suit though. make sure you go in and ask to meet the cutter, and find out where he apprenticed. the other tailors who will work on the suit are less important, but make sure you get to know the cutter and his credentials.

note that the latter option doesn't mention price anywhere. as a rule of thumb, bespoke suits start at about $3k for a two piece suit. this can increase vastly depending on the fabric you use (for example summer suits and tuxedos use a higher super wool). also complicated orders such as a proper white tie ensemble will also be quite expensive

>>11955938
>made to measure

So, Indochino-tier?

>>11956410
nah there is a pretty big difference between the big italian made to measure factories and chink shit like indochino. neither is as good as a saville or paris trained cutter though

>>11955938
The info I gleaned says the tailor is a 5th-gen Italian