My First Custom 3 Piece Suit | Indochino Harrogate Suit Review
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- My First Custom 3 Piece Suit | Indochino Harrogate Suit Review
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In this video George from GP Lifestyle goes over are are indochino suits worth it with a full in depth review of indochino harrogate black suit as well as answering some questions such as are indochino suits good ? and the best best indochino suits
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I have been a custom suit guy (or maybe I should say tuxedo) for roughly the last seven years. When Joesph Bank left town I tried Men’s Wearhouse; however they were screamers and they yelled at me a lot. I couldn’t handle that. I found out that Indochino hung out at Nordstrom so I went in and the customer service was decidedly so different! A young man named Jackson Decker took me into his care and I was told that he was the best man for my custom suits. He measured me thru 24 different points and he then helped me choose a great fabric-a Hampton Black Watch tartan. I was suitably impressed. We decided to make it a tuxedo and then we went through the list of features. I settled on what I wanted and Jackson wrote it all down and then submitted it. The only thing we couldn’t get was the matching bow tie but we kept after it and it arrived in late January. Nordstrom’s tailor is converting it to a pre-tied type for me. Jackson then helped me with my Hartley Grey tuxedo which is also beautiful. Jackson told me to keep wearing my tuxedo shirts with both suits although I ordered three custom dress shirts (French Cuffs as usual). The shirts proved to be the huge issue. Somehow my body measurements worked against me. But we suffered through three recuts and finally the shirts fit as good as the suits. In between the suits and the shirts I had a budget black suit run up for me. This was done after I got paid for sound work. However, someone at the factory misread the numbers. So the suit had to be cut again. The second cut proved to be the right size. It was also my first Indochino suit with a vest. I dress up for church and this suit has proven to be the one I wear most, including tux shirts with bow ties (not always Black). I’m going to get a new blue tux/suit run up some time this spring but I’m not quite sure of the shade of blue. I guess it all boils down to this: would I do Indochino again? The answer truly is yes, especially since I have Jackson’s expertise to help me. The only problem with buying an Indochino suit is figuring out what color to buy. There are just so many colors you can choose. I also want to get some custom tuxedo dress shirts as well. But if I do it, I’ll have to make sure we don’t get them sized too small. Overall though it is the best way to get great fitting suits that are more comfortable than anything that’s off-the-rack. Go forward and see what works for you.
Timeless investment. Well done!
What do you think of Oliver wicks? By the way, Nice suit and nice fit
The pants look short is that intentional?
Nice suit, but the pants are way too short.
Yeah I agree, if they left another 0.5-1.25 inches it would have been perfect however when i wear the pants with more casual outfits especially with boots it looks a lot better, but i do have some extra cuff on the inside of them so i may have my tailor let it out
By looking at the way your suit looks on you, I would say that its fit is far from perfect on you. I am sorry but it is just too tight on you. You need more fabric around your waist, crotch, thigh, leg, and chest areas.