Suits can only look good if they fit well, too loose or too tight can have a big impact on the whole person's temperament, so many men choose to have their suits tailored.
The fabrics used for suits, whether for spring/summer or autumn/winter, are mostly woolen. Thin materials are used for summer suits, and a blend of some with synthetic fibers is also used. In addition, cotton is also used.
Suit tailoring is a personalized, high-end bespoke service, where the suit is designed to fit each individual according to his or her body type. A professional suit will directly affect the fit of the suit.
There are many processes and details involved in tailoring a suit, many of which are often overlooked, such as the measurement of the body, which means using a soft ruler to measure the length of the relevant parts of our body, including shoulder width, hand length, and circumference.
The measuring tape should also be vertical and different people have different body types, so it is important to explain your body type to the fitter.
Experienced fitters are very professional, not only will they measure your body data, but they will also record your body type and make quantitative adjustments, such as whether you have a slight hunchback, high or low shoulders, pelvic bone tilt, etc., so that you can fine-tune your suit data for these conditions.
In addition, you also need to pay attention to whether the fitter who is measuring your body is involved in the layout, that is, to draw a drawing of the measured situation. In order to save costs, stores usually let younger fitters take the measurements and then simply provide the individual data to the factory, which is responsible for the typography and production, which is not always accurate.
When storing a suit, always hang it up on hangers if you don't wear it anyway, and take out all the items in the pockets, and pull out the belt from the trousers, as our clothes can often be easily shaped by these heavy items.
This is often because of the need to keep your suit in shape, not to mention the heavy items you put in your pockets like phones and wallets because you're lazy, which can extend the life of your suit and save you money in the long run.
Often worn with a suit is a tie. Here's the safest way: don't choose a tie that's too floral, a dark grey is best, a white shirt is the safest way, a dark suit, and not too much of a color difference between the three.
In terms of color, there is a difference between monochrome and multi-colored ties. For business events, monochrome ties such as blue, grey, brown, black, and fuchsia are ideal.
In the wardrobe, it is best to have hangers for your suits to keep them in their original form. The best way to hang your suit is with a wide arc-shaped suit hanger made of wood or plastic, these hangers are often made into combined trouser hangers, trouser hangers can be used as combined trouser hangers, or trouser hangers with clips to align the trouser line, clip the trouser legs and hang upside down.
Long wear or long put in the wardrobe suit, hanging in a place with a little humidity, is conducive to clothing fiber recovery fatigue, but the humidity will affect the effect of suit shaping, general wool suit in the relative humidity of 35%-40% environment placed in a night, can remove clothing wrinkles.
