Yer most of this is true for proper suits, usually bespoke or quite expensive. Yes, a Marks and Spencer suit will have it's vents and pockets sewn up, as well as spare buttons but it will not have a seam allowance nor will it have raw hems on the trousers. If you wanted to tailor a high street suit you're better off sizing up across the chest and getting a longer leg trouser so the tailor has material to work with.
@@robynholdawayofficial Respectfully, as a bloke who has been buying suits and formal wear for the last 20 years or so, which high street brands are giving seam allowances? The only time I ever find seam allowances on suits are second hand in charity shops. High street brands do not allow for seam allowances because it costs too much. Not even a, mildly, higher end brand like Moss Bros gives seam allowances unless you use their made to measure services.
@MrSteveGrey Hiya, I have found Moss Bros to be good. I generally even found Topman etc to be better than the 'woman's ' equivalent. Perhaps it's the comparison I'm noting? I shall trust you nevertheless! Thank you for sharing
As a tailor/seamstress i can say that's very good advice🤟🏾 always makes me chuckle if i see a person in a suit and the vents are unopened😊 and i LOOVE the suit on you🤩 and excuse me is that a HOOOD on the vest? THAT IS GENIOUS😱🔥🔥🔥🤯🤯🤟🏾🤟🏾 *taking notes*
This is ready helpful but I cant get over how customisable storytypeical mens clothes are, I mean why cant womens clothes have larger seams to allow it to be tailored to you, and to accommodate your body changing, I get some of it's about practicality, but lots of womens clothes could have this applied to them and it would make womens clothing more flexible and it would be easier to find well fitting formal ware for alot of people
I got a grey suit from a thrift store, looked up the brand and it was some high quality stuff. And then i checked and all the stitches were still in there!! So i got it like it was brand new, i might be the first person to wear it for all i know. I bought it for 1300 Ft, which is like 3.50 usd or something like that
@@robynholdawayofficial ooh. Thats a weird one cos that would mean everyone would need to get it adjusted to fit. The main huge difference in mens suits versus womens is in the back and collar area which is the hardest part to get tailored because of how suiting are constructed. The chest or waist is easy enough to take in but the back shoulder collar area you'd have to deconstruct the collar to adjust which is a nightmare. Do they do slim and broad versions at least? There's nothing worse than an ill fitting suite and the more generic the shape the less people it will fit. Like a one size fits all stuff.
Think you can find a freind with an exeptional bossum to suit up. Id like to try a suit but vests are as far as ive gotton because of sizing issues revovling around my chesticles😅
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You had me at hoodie suit.
Yer most of this is true for proper suits, usually bespoke or quite expensive. Yes, a Marks and Spencer suit will have it's vents and pockets sewn up, as well as spare buttons but it will not have a seam allowance nor will it have raw hems on the trousers. If you wanted to tailor a high street suit you're better off sizing up across the chest and getting a longer leg trouser so the tailor has material to work with.
Generally yes, although I have found a lot of suits do have more seam allowance than seperate work wear.
@@robynholdawayofficial Respectfully, as a bloke who has been buying suits and formal wear for the last 20 years or so, which high street brands are giving seam allowances? The only time I ever find seam allowances on suits are second hand in charity shops. High street brands do not allow for seam allowances because it costs too much. Not even a, mildly, higher end brand like Moss Bros gives seam allowances unless you use their made to measure services.
@MrSteveGrey Hiya, I have found Moss Bros to be good. I generally even found Topman etc to be better than the 'woman's ' equivalent. Perhaps it's the comparison I'm noting? I shall trust you nevertheless! Thank you for sharing
As a tailor/seamstress i can say that's very good advice🤟🏾 always makes me chuckle if i see a person in a suit and the vents are unopened😊
and i LOOVE the suit on you🤩 and excuse me is that a HOOOD on the vest? THAT IS GENIOUS😱🔥🔥🔥🤯🤯🤟🏾🤟🏾
*taking notes*
@@im_youknow_marty thank you!!
The hood vest is so cool!! I want it!
the hood is so cool
Where'd you find a suit with a hood? It looks great!
The Peanutbutter collection!
Tom Browne
This is ready helpful but I cant get over how customisable storytypeical mens clothes are, I mean why cant womens clothes have larger seams to allow it to be tailored to you, and to accommodate your body changing, I get some of it's about practicality, but lots of womens clothes could have this applied to them and it would make womens clothing more flexible and it would be easier to find well fitting formal ware for alot of people
I know right? This suit is marketed as gender neutral, if that helps
Love the hood on the vest 10/10 exactly the kind of innovation we need 😮😍
@@pvp6077 It's awesome!
That is the coolest suit I've ever seen.
You look so cool. Awesome suit.
I got a grey suit from a thrift store, looked up the brand and it was some high quality stuff. And then i checked and all the stitches were still in there!!
So i got it like it was brand new, i might be the first person to wear it for all i know.
I bought it for 1300 Ft, which is like 3.50 usd or something like that
That looks fucking awesome!
Love that suit.
I wish I could dress like this but I can't handle all the stiffness. :(
Stunning on you!
Where is this suit from?!
Damn pity they dont make these for women! Theyre awesome! The hoodie omg! Its expensive to have it properly fitted too.
These are gender neutral!
@@robynholdawayofficial ooh. Thats a weird one cos that would mean everyone would need to get it adjusted to fit. The main huge difference in mens suits versus womens is in the back and collar area which is the hardest part to get tailored because of how suiting are constructed. The chest or waist is easy enough to take in but the back shoulder collar area you'd have to deconstruct the collar to adjust which is a nightmare. Do they do slim and broad versions at least? There's nothing worse than an ill fitting suite and the more generic the shape the less people it will fit. Like a one size fits all stuff.
Never unpick the external pockets unless you want a pocket square in the breast pockets - using the external pockets will look bulky and messy mhm
Think you can find a freind with an exeptional bossum to suit up. Id like to try a suit but vests are as far as ive gotton because of sizing issues revovling around my chesticles😅
And THIS is why I’m Pan🎷🐛
I feel called out by your earring.
After checking out the rest of your content - I didn't know the dangly-helix and stud on the other ear combo was a trans masc giveaway. 😆
Stop everything does that vest have a hood ?
@@powdersplayground Yesss
@@robynholdawayofficial I saw at the end but I was so excited I left a message at the start 🙄🙄 love it, you look absolutely fantastic.
Were you in Sex Education?
Who are you how do i know you
Sex education i bet! I was wondering the same thing