Hi Monkeys, thinking of treating myself to a made-to-measure suit but not really sure on cost - seeing everything from 700gbp to 1500gbp.
Any advice or personal anecdotes on what you spend / how often you have to get new made-to-measure suits?
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How is that possible?
Plan your next holiday in Thailand and get a tailored suit while you're there. £1,500 should cover flights, a week's accommodation and food and a tailored suit
I was thinking about this but I don't really want to go to Thailand... I totally get it makes fiscal sense but I don't mind paying extra for the convenience of not doing such long flights - I've still got plenty of Europe to explore.
Also I'm told the quality of the suits is much worse including fabric, fitting, style, and overall 'experience'?
How much would I expect to pay per suit in Thailand just out of interest? Maybe worth it if I pick up 5 suits in one go depending on price.
I am very happy with the quality of the suit I bought. Depending on the tailor, you can choose high-quality materials, so I opted for a suit made from Italian merino wool. I paid around £320 for the suit and three shirts
all suits made in thai/china etc I've seen on the internet have a horrible fit. go there if u want to look like u borrowed your father's suit lol
I was thinking about this but I don't really want to go to Thailand... I totally get it makes fiscal sense but I don't mind paying extra for the convenience of not doing such long flights - I've still got plenty of Europe to explore.
Also I'm told the quality of the suits is much worse including fabric, fitting, style, and overall 'experience'?
Haven't done it yet myself, but planning to go to Paris where Macron gets his suits at Jonas & Cie - apparently theyre EUR400-500m and very good quality. Not sure if it brings a 72yo spouse who hits you in public but here goes!
https://www.doitinparis.com/en/jonas-tailor-made-macron-24089
https://jonas-et-cie.fr/
If I wanted to dress like macron I'd write "gimp" on my forehead and skip the suit.
Not trying to envisage Macron but he's definitely the slickest-dressed European leader, irrespective of what you think of him
If you're in Paris, you should check out Cifonelli and Camps De Luca, two really iconic suit makers that are located in Paris.
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