Post: #126

Thathurtscharlie, check your PM.

Post: #127

(01-04-2018 09:28 AM)l.smetana Wrote:  Great data sheet! I am still working on my suit game. Tried double breasted grey suit, but it is not the best choice for my body type. Makes me look like a shape-less rectangle. Will try to bring it to tailor and hopefully he can work some magic, but it is already customed suit.. we will see.

The other suit is dark green. It can be mistaken for a very dark suit during night events or dim lights and on the other hand is very distinctive on a sun. Felt in love with that color, best combined with dark blue , yellow for bolder ones or white.

Image is my own as I didnt really find the color online. It doesnt do a justice, but you get an idea.

Is that a custom made jacket? If not, what is the brand? Nice color

Post: #128

(01-05-2018 08:00 PM)TheBadGuy Wrote:  

(01-04-2018 09:28 AM)l.smetana Wrote:  Great data sheet! I am still working on my suit game. Tried double breasted grey suit, but it is not the best choice for my body type. Makes me look like a shape-less rectangle. Will try to bring it to tailor and hopefully he can work some magic, but it is already customed suit.. we will see.

The other suit is dark green. It can be mistaken for a very dark suit during night events or dim lights and on the other hand is very distinctive on a sun. Felt in love with that color, best combined with dark blue , yellow for bolder ones or white.

Image is my own as I didnt really find the color online. It doesnt do a justice, but you get an idea.

Is that a custom made jacket? If not, what is the brand? Nice color

Yes, custom made by tailor in Seoul, South Korea. I can PM you details and I am sure he can work out shipping if you send him your measurements. It is not expensive either.

Not sure about fabric to be honest, but it is something made by Samsung company (they have wide diversity of products). Probably some mixture of cashmere and wool. Pretty much every tailor in Korea uses theirs fabric.

Post: #129

For those of you looking to travel with a suit or two and don't want to compromise by folding it up into you bag, I recommend getting a weekender duffel that doubles as a garment bag. Lots of companies make them these days, but I recently got a Swissgear duffel like this ($80 at Target) and It works beautifully. Check it out:





The real kicker - This bag in particular can actually be stuffed under a seat so can be brought onto the plane as a "personal item." I know, I've done it and it was fully packed.