Post: #26

I'm definetly going to use this service, however, I'm not sure WHEN to use it. I've just turned 20 years, and I'm planning on putting more weight onto my 6'4 frame. So should I wait it out?

Post: #27

Just emailed the guy for a consultation. I'll post my thoughts after but seems like the dude is legit

Post: #28

(01-01-2013 09:02 PM)Shamrock Wrote:  Just emailed the guy for a consultation. I'll post my thoughts after but seems like the dude is legit

He is legit, dont you worry.

Post: #29

I just hit 20 and I stumbled upon Tanner's blog through nexxtlevelup. I went from nothing special fashion-wise to a level were I get complimented on a weekly basis. I haven't used his services, but I studied most of his blog posts, especially the staples posts.

All I did was buy a dark pair of jeans, 2 blazers, a peacoat, 2 pullovers and work boots (over the course of a few months), all meticulously selected for timelessness.

And I always made sure to bring a fashionable girl along; girls seem to know about coloring, fit, etc naturally (but in reality they all studied it for 10.000 hours through talk and magazines).

Thanks Tanner!

Post: #30

does tanner even lift?

Post: #31

Good review. I was looking around for a review about his services and glad that a reputable poster had nothing but good things to say.

Samseau, was the $250 for a single outfit, or for a few different ones? Have you used his services again?

I think I'll be trying out the consultation. Love his site and I definitely want to bring my style up to a new level.

Post: #32

(09-09-2013 03:43 PM)Zebra_Cakes Wrote:  Samseau, was the $250 for a single outfit, or for a few different ones? Have you used his services again?

Tanner could probably answer this himself if you hit him up about what's possible. Samseau said he saved him "hundreds, if not thousands" of dollars, so my guess is this was for a decent chunk of wardrobe (+ money saved with knowledge earned).

Report back about your experiences. I just contacted Tanner myself and am looking to update my wardrobe through him too.

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