Forethat,
Please keep us updated on the shirts that youve tailored from Infini. Im looking for a very good tailor as well.
Cheers.
Best Tailor For Shirts?
Started by Forethat, 2012-02-11 09:35
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28 replies to this topic
#26Posted 2012-02-27 10:57:47 #27Posted 2012-04-20 07:25:53
What do you gentlemen think about this list from CNNGO: http://www.cnngo.com...-tailors-218990
1. Narin Couture http://www.narin-couture.com/ 2. Rajawongse Clothier http://www.dress-for-success.com/ 3. Perry's 4. July Tailor http://www.julytailor.com/ 5. Duly http://www.laladuly.co.th/ #28Posted 2012-05-07 20:17:53
I'm also in need of some new shirts. My current shirts were made in Hong Kong at Ascot Chang tailor and they've used ALUMO 2-ply 120/2 swiss cotton.
Anybody knows if any of those recommended BKK tailors use ALUMO fabric..? #29Posted 2012-05-10 18:48:01
I am always surprised that there are many satisfied customers willing to promote Thai/Indian tailors. I have used 6 over the last 19 years and they have all been poor. I will never use any of them again and buy shirts off the rack in Bangkok and pants and jackets off the rack in Singapore. There are plenty of charlatains around waiting to pray on tourists, but there are good ones too. Mine is always busy with (mainly) Americans from the nearby embassy and also has numerous photos/business cards/letters from high profile Americans including both presidents Bush. I have seen the suits made by these so called Presidential tailors and compared to a REAL suit their work is a laugh, a joke, complete shambles. |
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