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5th March 07, 11:41 AM
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 Originally Posted by cloves
so....uhm...being uneducated in such matters....and without being crude....does it make a difference? Er...what I mean is....does a tailor actually take that into account somehow when he constructs a pair of pants? If they do......then what do you do when you buy jeans or pants ready made? Squish everything to one side???
Actually, for a high-end tailor-made (from scratch) suit, yes, the tailor takes the "dress" into account.
For an off-the-rack suit that will be altered (or an off-the-rack pair of p@nts or je@ns), then one is stuck with making sure they are comfortable to wear before walking out the door with them - the cut and design of the basic garment is going to be key (as is getting the proper size by trying it on, not just by grabbing the "34X32 I always wear").
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