Rules to wearing a custom made suit-1

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There is a little phrase that is known within tailoring;

“A suit to a woman is like lingerie to a man!”

So it is super important to make sure that you are hitting all of the cardinal points when striding out in your suit!! We have them listed right here so that you can check that you are the best that you can be!

1. Never Button The Bottom Button Of A Suit Jacket

Just don’t do it! Ever! When you sit down undo it, as otherwise the jacket just won’t sit right and can ruin its shape. If you didn’t already know this rule then don’t worry, you are one of many, it is a common mistake for guys to make when wearing a suit. For the balance of the jacket, it is always tailored to be fastened at the mid point, so if you do fasten the bottom button it will throw everything all out of whack!!

2. Always Button The Top Button Of Your Shirt

You just can’t get away with leaving that top button open and sliding your tie up to disguise the fact that your shirt does not fit your neck!! A properly fitted shirt will be comfortable around your neck and fasten with ease, so keep it fastened! Unless of course it is time to throw some funky shapes on the dance floor with your tie around your head, then go on unfasten a button or two!!
 

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Website: https://newmodacustomtailors.com/

 

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