>tfw /fit/ so I have an unconventional bodytype (I'm

>>12313490
delete this thread.
read the sticky.
ask in appropriate thread.

IN THAT ORDER

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>>12313561
delete urself, the sticky doesn't cover this

maybe you should read it

>>12313490
jcrew has that suit cut thats more generous to athletic bodies

apart from that idk

>>12313490
Get a tailored suit from thailand. You can get decent suit for around 100€.

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>>12313850
I would actually have to go there though, right? I mean it doesn't make it a bad idea, I just don't have any plans of it right now.
>>12313821
I live in europe, never seen any of their stuff over here sadly. Thanks for the suggestion though!

MTM or made to measure, it's effectively a step down from bespoke.

>>12313864

Buy an out of season Gucci Prada zenga etc suit off of eBay for $200-500 and have it tailored

Or Burberry jcrew Ralph Lauren etc for $50-100

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get a brooks brother madison fit,it's a bit traditional and less trendy because it's an american cut but it will look timeless

>>12313850
don't get your suit made in thailand,the materials are crap,the workmanship is shoddy and the sellers are scam merchants
there's only 3-4 reputable tailors there and they sure as hell don't cost 100 euro dollars

>>12313490
Buy a suit a size too large and take it to a tailor.

>>12313490
if you're canadian go to La Mason Simons. Also how'd your first sips of the day go