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Please select your preferred fit
Preferred fit allows us to make an appropriate measurement allowance for your custom-made garments. Boutique Fit The jacket is slim through the shoulders, chest, and waist. Narrower sleeves with higher armholes. Pants sit on the waist with a slim fit through hips and thighs. Narrow leg opening. The vest is slim through the chest, waist, and sweep. Higher armholes. The shirt is slim cut in chest and waist with higher armholes and tapered sleeves. Tailor Fit The jacket is slim through the shoulders, chest, and waist. Regular sleeves and armholes. Pants sit on the waist with a slim fit through hips and thighs. Tapered leg opening. The vest is slim through the chest, waist, and sweep. Higher armholes. The shirt is generous cut through the chest and waist with relaxed armholes and fuller sleeves. Relaxed Fit The jacket is a regular fit through the shoulders. Relaxed fit through chest and waist. Corresponding armholes and sleeves. Pants sit on the waist with a relaxed fit through hips and thighs. Straight leg opening. The wearer has plenty of room for flexibility and comfort. The suit shapes the body well, and it is NOT baggy. The vest is relaxed through the chest, waist, and sweep. Lower armholes. The shirt is generous cut with extra room all around with relaxed armholes and sleeve openings.

Waistband Style

A waistband is a strip of fabric that encircles the waist. We all fluctuate around the midsection from time to time. That’s why tailors have created pants waistband adjusters.

Waistband Closure

In pants waistband can be closed with button or hook. Closing mechanism can be placed on a tab or without tab. Tab can be in different shapes.

Front closure

A fly on pants is a covering over an opening. The opening can be closed or open with zippers or buttons. Fly conceals the mechanism.

Front pleats

A pleat is a type of fold formed by doubling fabric back upon itself and securing it in place. In pants pleats are just below the waistband on the front of the garment. There may be one, two, three, or no pleats, which may face either direction. when the pleats open towards the pockets they are called reverse pleats and when they open toward the zipper, they are known as forward pleats.

Front Pockets

Pant pocket is a bag or envelope like receptacle inserted in an article of clothing to hold small items. Pocket is made with small stripe of fabric stitched at the opening. Opening of the pocket could be in different position and angles.

Exterior coin pocket

Back Pockets

Pants back pockets are made similarly to front pockets. Placement and closure of pockets is choice dependent.

After-dinner split

Split at the center back of the waistband in a V-shaped notch to allow more movement of the fabric at the waist, especially when you sit.

Lining

in sewing and tailoring, a lining is an inner layer of fabric. lining provides a neat inside finish and conceals construction details. a lining reduces the wearing strain on clothing, extending the useful life of the lined garment. lining adds warmth to cold-weather wear.

Cuff Turn-Up

Cuff turn-up is a folded piece of cloth at the hem of pants legs. Cuff turn-up is entirely a personal taste.

Suspender Buttons

Suspender buttons refer to the buttons sewn on the inner side of the waistband used to anchor suspender (straps worn over the shoulders and used to hold up trousers) to the trousers.

Inside Waistband Grips

Inside waistband grip is a rubber grip-tape sewn to the interior of the waistband. The rubber strip provides friction and tension to keep the shirt from slipping out of the pants.

Button Type

All buttons are hand made.