Love to hear that Michael! The best part is that once you update your measurements any future shipments will be perfect! Glad it worked out and hope it lasts you many years

Jim Talor did you get your second replacement ??? How is it. ??

im sure he misspoke

Followed the video on the first one, then for the second one I just made slight tweaks on the site (-2cm here, -4cm there) but still haven't nailed which measurements are my exact ones to send to every company.

The Kavalier oj, TY for that tip. Both suits looked good on you but this one was a home run on fiit and looks.

what did you think after making the plunge?

Where did you see this?

lewis w conversation with customer service rep

chigasaki06 I went to my local dry cleaner/tailor who did all the measurements for me.

For my wedding here in Scotland I had a fully bespoke outfit in the traditional day wear style, so a kilt and tweed jacket and waistcoat. While being measured I asked the tailored to make a note of all my measurements for me and also kept them updated throughout the various fittings I had. That way I can more accurately provide a my measurements with a jacket i know fits. Although kilt jackets are shorter than suit jackets. I still had the tailor give me all the measurements for a suit as well, so I can order online.

Bet too late, but for the others out there, can't go wrong consulting the bride. ;p Second, consider if you want to wear later and could if a tailcoat. Third, kind of like the first, but applies to all suits: consider when worn. If going to be all season in a temperate or warm climate, or run hot, consider a half canvas will be a little cooler. But, a full canvas will mold better than a half and drapes better. Hope this helps.

Maybe but I am not sure what the life on them -should- be I have worn these a lot already through many airports and countries in the past 6 months so I am not willing to write them off too fast. I'll have to compare to something like AE or Paul Evans

The Kavalier oh wow! I didn't know you were wearing these shoes for quite a while.

Just brought this back from the tailor this week and they're fitting great! Will be showing in a future update when I get my third ;-)

They source their materials from the same weaving mills, generally. Suit Supply is generally very liked, because of their wide range of fit options. There's something for everybody. I haven't tried OW though.

I've never gotten a suit from Suit Supply, but I can tell you that Oliver Wicks is very good quality. You can't go wrong with either.

Half canvas

Might go full canvas on my next one from them ;-)

3"

+hotrod3769 possibly only available on some of the models? Might be in "more customizations"

hotrod3769 yup there should be a "more options" or whatever at the bottom of the customization window

Alex 1611 found it thanks.

wearing it right now!

Yes. On it.

Biege colored socks sound weird. I was sockless here

The Kavalier, thank you for replying to my question. btw, I'm an artist and I think you have very nice looking bare feet, well taken care of.

6'4

Can't find my order but I think it was $599

@@The_Kavalier Thank you, appreciate it!

+Kevin K tie and that matching pocket square 👍🏻

Tochno taka.

@@Sharkman19D Tak je.

+Michael Herman people hate when I typically use a four in hand! Need so slim measurements even more?

Learn to tie your ties with a dimple and it will look much better. Your windsor in this video hangs a bit sad from your neck. If a normal four-in-hand is too flimsy for you try a double four-in-hand for sprezzatura. To your suit... It looks... fine while you stand still. The moment you move its terrible. The armholes look very low. When you raise your arms everything pulls upwards. -> higher armholes The back is untidy between your shoulders. Sleeve pitch is not perfect. The last two things cannot! be fixed by measurements. This has to do with your posture. Online made to measure is not very good at figuring that out unless you give them very specific instructions. The trouser needs a higher rise. Especially for a tall man like you. It looks a bit unproportional otherwise. The trouser legs are slim to the point that the trouser is not draping cleanly over your legs. I think clean lines are more flattering? Have you ever thought about a higher collar for your shirts? You have a long neck wich is accentuated by the low shirt collar. Please dont take this personally. I just cannot stand the phrase "MTM gives you the perfect fitting suit" because it is not true. Great content ;) Keep up the work!

I like the cut of your jib.

MTM sort of gives you the perfect fitting suit if you actually meet a nice sarto from Italy, get a suit mtm, downside is, it costs like hella monnnnaiiie

MTM is only good if you are measured in person by the people who are making the suit, for the reasons cited above. It's a complicated process that is impossible to be done via the internet. And even when done in person, the results are not guaranteed on the first pass. The idea of getting a perfect fitting suit from the comfort of one's own home is obviously a very seductive one, but in truth it is impossible, especially when you only use 7 or 8 measurements. @The Kavalier, if you want to get a better understanding of the depth of a true MTM process, and fit more generally, I would suggest going to your nearest SuitSupply and signing up for their MTM programme. It's more expensive than Oliver Wicks (and for good reason) - but still substantially less expensive than other B&M outfits. That would also be a great opportunity to get some quality content for your channel. It's something I would definitely tune in for.