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Netpardon,Why do Some Suits Fit?

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Edited by: Greg Crowley MO, Marc Brandon, San Diego, Matt Tortoso, Rick Lee Cycling Coach for: WesleyMccormick251
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Date: Fri, 11 Nov 2011 Time: 6:39 AM
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Finding a suit which fits is no rocket science. Yet, it proves to be so tricky. Getting our hands on a garment which fits well and naturally follows body curves and silhouette, can indeed be difficult. Having in mind that modern-day consumers are well educated, smart and have a huge arsenal of shopping tools at their disposal, the poor fits are just mind-boggling. Plus there is the network of friends who also help with advice and comfort when all else fails and patience is about all out.

What could it be that makes some suits fit and others look pathetic? How is it that two suits made from different manufacturers are so fundamentally opposite? It must be the color, right?
Color can indeed cause a discrepancy in spacial dimensions and comprehension of distance. Light colors and specifically white, tend to make rooms look bigger and more spacious. Darker, in turn, can cause a claustrophobic feeling and typically suggest smaller, tighter spaces. It is rather similar with clothing too.

Other relevant factors to fit are cloth and styles. Stiffer cloths would fit one way and softer material would create a contrasting experience altogether resulting in a different pattern of how the material follows the torso. Styles matter too - from blazers and sports coats to formal single- and double-breasted jackets. This all leads up to the most important factor - skills and craftsmanship. If an item has been picked up from a store shelf, this last so important variable is completely discounted. What is more, often it is missing altogether meaning that a natural good fit would be unattainable. Getting suits altered and customized after they are already made is hardly ever the right choice.

The only real way to get a suit which actually fits is to get one made from scratch. These are often known as bespoke suits. A tailor would actually take measure and create the garment piece by piece. This ensures a proper fit while static and just as comfortable of a feel when moving or working. No extra ironing is needed and no permanent wrinkles occur. It is like a second skin. Featured Sponsors Netpardon.com online reputation management

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Steve Samson runs a small custom-design clothing shop specializing in bespoke suits of all cloths and styles . He is one of the long-term Vancouver tailors and continues the family business. The stylist has been in the market for bespoke and custom-made suits for over forty years now.

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