NBA players typically need clothes that are made to measure.
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"When it's made to measure, it fits so perfectly," she says.
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For now, ordering made-to-measure clothes online requires a leap of faith.
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Made-to-measure menswear brand Indochino recently added outerwear to its product offerings.
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Custom Orders Made-to-measure tailoring isn't just for the 1 percent anymore.
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We're trying to change that through dimensional sizing or made-to-measure dresses.
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It's the same price as Ministry of Supply's performance suit, which isn't made to measure.
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Pret-A-Reporter notes that Wilson donned a Giorgio Armani Made to Measure tuxedo with tails.
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By 1939, Burton had 595 retailers across the country offering made-to-measure suits for men.
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Capes can be made to measure with clients choosing all manner of design, details and finishing.
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Sargent's two-piece suits begin at £4,200 and made-to-measure suits are priced from £1,500.
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Made to Measure by the Tie Bar, at 400 Madison Avenue, starting late May through September.
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Founded in 2010, Spier & Mackay is a Canadian startup that specializes in made-to-measure menswear.
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Here's everything you need to know about the brand we recommend most for made-to-measure clothing.
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You were getting bespoke, made-to-measure tuition and the full weight of his boxing know-how.
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Floors are travertine marble throughout, and the made-to-measure furniture is included in the asking price.
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Pratt, 39, wore a Giorgio Armani Made to Measure midnight blue two-button suit with a matching vest.
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Plenty of new menswear brands use performance materials or made-to-measure sizing, but very few combine both.
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Her first collection, which she presented in January, was sold only to private clients through made-to-measure.
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Scouting Report Get set for spring — or at least springlike temperatures — with two made-to-measure suiting events.
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Indochino, one of the world's largest made-to-measure menswear companies, makes bespoke suiting simple, stylish, and budget-friendly.
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Her husband went for a classic look in a custom, made-to-measure Samuelsohn tuxedo for the big day.
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To extend the experience, sign on for a made-to-measure massage in the glamorous, just-revamped spa (€130).
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He donned a made-to-measure smoking jacket by the line featuring a subtle pattern, wide cuffs and belted sash.
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Even custom-made clothing costs next to nothing here, with leather shoes and dresses made to measure running about $22.
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Rothman's semiannual custom shirt sale, with discounts of 15 percent on made-to-measure shirts ($130.50, originally $145), ends Monday.
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One of the world's largest made-to-measure menswear companies, Indochino makes bespoke suiting simple, stylish, and well within your budget.
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Because while couture may not be the most affordable range of made-to-measure, it sure is pretty to look at.
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But I'm dressing up more these days, because my boyfriend, Paul Marlow, does these made-to-measure custom suits and shirts.
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It was mainly around our view of Dayang and where they're taking made-to-measure suiting over the next few years.
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Read more: Indochino, the popular made-to-measure menswear startup, is more than a suit brand — learn about all its offerings
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Ledbury's ready-to-wear shirts cost from $125 to $225, while the made-to-measure shirts are priced from $185 to $400.
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A seat that's made to measure is likely a more comfortable experience over the many, many hours users spend in their chairs.
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SUNDAY BUSINESS An article last Sunday about the American retailer Brooks Brothers misstated where the company's made-to-measure suits are manufactured.
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It is truly regrettable that such "made to measure" AD/CVD duties can be imposed at the behest of a single producer.
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His career path took him from a job at an AllSaints store in Miami to the Tom Ford Made to Measure program.
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I&aposve always been a huge proponent of made-to-measure menswear because the customization process usually yields a better fitting garment.
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Well-known lawyer Robert Bourgi gave Fillon made-to-measure suits worth 13,000 euros ($14,000) from exclusive Left Bank tailor Arnys in February.
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Consumers increasingly want to personalise purchases—from made-to-measure golf clubs to cars with cool gadgets—and have them delivered straight away.
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Paris was spotted hanging out with Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown, who introduced the brand's new made-to-measure service, By Appointment.
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For his part, Wilson went for a formal black Giorgio Armani Made-to-Measure tuxedo jacket with tails and a crisp white shirt.
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And it won't likely improve until an Echo Look can scan my measurements for Amazon to 3D print a set of made-to-measure clothes.
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"Unfortunately, I had to turn it down due to a timing issue, since the majority of my work is hand-made to measure," she continued.
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May's predecessor, David Cameron, who attended an elite boarding school, meanwhile, sometimes wore made-to-measure suits from Richard James, estimated at more than $4,000.
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It's where Saint Laurent's haute couture house stood, making made-to-measure clothes for a clientele composed of the world's wealthiest and most discerning women.
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Additionally, Macy created a made-to-measure clothing operation that produced clothes onsite, essentially instituting the common practice of offering tailoring services at major department stores.
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For the last of the fall 2018 lineup, designers and their clients gathered in Paris for their annual offering of ultra-expensive, made-to-measure fashion.
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It launched with a manifesto of sorts for utopian dress, channeled into a single garment that was gender-neutral, utilitarian, and made-to-measure: the jumpsuit.
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After all, the costume department of the Paris Opera Ballet often has to turn out 100 made-to-measure new looks in a matter of weeks.
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Available in wood, faux wood, plastic, metal, and even fabric, the blinds can be made to measure or purchased ready to hang in standard-size windows.
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The newest arrival, Galard (Petrska 4), started selling its made-to-measure line just off the neighborhood's main square this year (custom shirts from 3,190 koruna).
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While we wait for that to happen — and let's hope it does — my best suggestion is to forget department stores and go for made-to-measure.
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Brands like Indochino, Woodies Clothing, Spier & Mackay, Apposta, and Black Lapel are some of our favorite relatively affordable places to shop for made-to-measure clothing.
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The company gave me an opportunity to customize my own shirt and it's easily the best-fitting, made-to-measure garment I have in my closet.
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More often than not, the prices are closely comparable, if not cheaper, than other menswear brands that don't offer in-depth customization or made-to-measure fits.
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According to Yuki Kanayama, chief innovation officer at unit Zozo Technologies, the Zozosuit was no failure - just the first iteration of the company's made-to-measure business.
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Jason wore a Made to Measure tux from the menswear line, while Lisa chose a design from the Couture Fall 2019 collection, the last Lagerfeld worked on.
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But it sees the future of online fashion retail in bespoke services, and has set up a made-to-measure service using the bodysuit, called the Zozosuit.
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Friends and colleagues kept asking where they could buy them, and by 2012 Ms. Diniz had an unofficial made-to-measure business headquartered in her living room.
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Almost every dress is made by hand in the neighborhood workshop, but not made to measure, meaning that it usually must be altered for a custom fit.
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The collection included nine outfits based on original Balenciaga designs, which are available as made-to-measure orders in the Balenciaga atelier with traditional couture-house skills.
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Instead of relying on off-the-rack garments with alpha sizes, the best way to achieve perfect-fitting clothes is to buy custom, made-to-measure pieces.
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While the price is comparable to some custom suit companies, the various sizes and fits will eliminate the need for made-to-measure garments for most men.
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Indochino began in 2015 as an online startup for made-to-measure suits, but it has grown into a premier destination for a variety of custom menswear essentials.
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The 16,000-square-foot Saks Fifth Avenue Men's Store will include leather and shoe repair services, made-to-measure suits and a tech bar selling the latest gadgets.
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" In addition to the basic five works, ranging from "XS" to "XL," he choreographed spinoffs, including "Antigone (Jr.)" and "Judson Church Is Ringing in Harlem (Made-to-Measure).
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And Freemans Sporting Club is offering a 20 percent discount on all made-to-measure suits (starting at $1,084, originally $1,355) and sportcoats (starting at $800, originally $1,000).
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Our customers can choose from a ready-to-wear shirt made in Turkey, a made-to-measure shirt made in Poland or a truly bespoke shirt made in Virginia.
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He also said the company had not given up on an online made-to-measure service, and was planning to work with other brands to keep the idea alive.
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One thing is certain: should Skeeter get off the ground, this is going to be a very bespoke animal indeed — a drone made to measure for its military masters.
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X Swimwear has set out to change that scenario entirely: The brand utilizes Artificial Intelligence, 3-D design, and material simulation to create size-free made-to-measure swimsuits.
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During rehearsals for the Chicago premiere and a subsequent production in Los Angeles, Wheeler was made to measure, incorporating Barford's gruff, musical cadences, not to mention his bad hip.
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Because people love made-to-measure clothes it is hard for local e-commerce giants, such as Jumia and Konga, to penetrate the market with their ready-made garb.
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But the reality is that no matter how much you spend on a standard dress shirt, you'll never achieve a fit as good as a made-to-measure garment.
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"It's truly hard to find a great flat sandal, but these are now in the world," Patrickson tells PEOPLE during a demonstration of how the made-to-measure process works.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese online fashion retailer Zozo said on Tuesday it was expanding its offer of made-to-measure clothes using polka dot bodysuits, which help customers upload their measurements.
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Mr. Moll's 6-foot-2 frame was made to measure for many of the basso profundo roles he came to own on the stages of the world's leading opera houses.
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It also, however, reflects a very specific positioning of Brioni's made-to-measure business as the men's wear equivalent of made-to-order couture (albeit at a slightly lower price point).
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Krammer & Stoudt: The designer Mike Rubin takes his cues from the Southern California skate and surf scenes for his five-year-old brand, which also offers a made-to-measure program.
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The former men's wear designer at J. Crew has an online shirt program that makes the made-to-measure experience "accessible and approachable to as many guys as possible," he said.
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Making It 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Delfina Pinardi's love affair with blazers began when, as a young horseback rider in Italy, she received her first made-to-measure equestrian jacket.
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Genetics-based drugs most likely will be tailored at least in part to individuals, so it is a good bet that the drug companies will try to charge made-to-measure prices.
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The company, which allows you to purchase made-to-measure menswear on its website and in physical showrooms, is announcing a $30 million strategic investment from China-based clothing manufacturer Dayang Group.
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But, at the hands of Claire Waight Keller, it was an afterthought to an utmost powerful and dominant chapter of women's made to measure — and a turning point for the French brand.
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Made-to-measure design is pretty much the opposite of the speedy "see now, buy now" switch that took over runways (and how we talked about shows) in New York, after all.
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It is one-of-a-kind, made-to-measure fashion pushed to its very limit; ball gowns so hefty they barely fit through doorways; unwritten price tags soaring into the six figures.
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"Madame Lanvin was ahead of her time, creating what was essentially the first full lifestyle brand with children's clothes, sportswear, fragrance, furniture, furs and made-to-measure looks for men," says Sialelli.
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Married at Borgo Pignano, a 750-acre hilltop estate, Rodriguez wore a suit by Ermenegildo Zegna, Made-to-Measure, while the bride walked down the aisle in an Eavis & Brown of London gown.
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Meanwhile, Wilson wore a Giorgio Armani Made to Measure black six-button peak lapel set of evening tails; Ciara's eight bridesmaids all wore custom, individually-designed Michael Costello gowns in black stretch satin.
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When Frédéric Jastrzebski, a former stockbroker turned designer, opened a bicycle company here three years ago, his aim was to create made-to-measure models that would change cyclists' relationships with their bikes.
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Popular made-to-measure menswear brand Indochino has changed the way people shop for custom clothing by striking a balance between the convenience of online shopping and the reliability of brick-and-mortar locations.
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"The made-to-measure experience is unsurpassable, and clients appreciate the care and attention and genuine passion that goes into every garment and of course, how it looks and feels to wear," says Jensen.
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In the photo, Ferrara sports a black, two-button, notch lapel tuxedo, shirt, and bowtie (all by Ermenegildo Zegna Made to Measure) while his blushing bride dons a strapless white wedding gown and veil.
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Zozo is now seeking to transform itself into a fashion brand, with a large-scale deployment of its polka-dot Zozosuit, which allows users to upload body measurements and order made-to-measure clothing.
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The new tanners are quick and easy, meaning you can say goodbye to sour scents and standing around waiting for products to dry, and hello to made-to-measure drops, clear formulas, and gradual glows.
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Zozo, with a nearly 50 percent share of Japan's e-commerce market for mid to high-end fashion, had tried to branch out by launching its own private brand and a made-to-measure service.
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Then I came across Sene, a Los Angeles-based brand that's combined high-tech performance materials with a made-to-measure fit to create the ultimate suit for commuters and travelers — the Soho FlexTech Suit.
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Sparsely populated Scotland says it needs immigrants to shore up its economy and the Edinburgh government has been arguing for more say in policy, if not a made-to-measure arrangement, something the British government rejects.
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Some are looking past the décor, lights and models, and discovering that the watch industry does, in fact, have something in common with the world of haute couture and its made-to-measure, exquisitely handcrafted garments.
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At $298, the Go Anywhere Tech Blazer isn't cheap, so if you're set on achieving a precise fit or having a more traditional material, I recommend getting a similarly-priced made-to-measure blazer at Indochino.
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While sizing charts and customer reviews can help you figure out what size might be a decent fit, the only way to get clothes that truly fit perfectly is to buy custom, made-to-measure garments.
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He created a ground-breaking new made-to-measure service, By Appointment, tapped the hottest young stars as faces of the brand and earned CFDA Awards menswear and womenswear designer of the year with his first collections.
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Ciara wore a white lace Cavalli Couture gown featuring bell sleeves, a corset-style bodice and a long train, while Wilson chose a black Giorgio Armani Made-to-Measure tuxedo jacket with tails and a white shirt.
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As they paraded into Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis before Game 3 of their playoff series with the Indiana Pacers, the Cavaliers wore coordinated ensembles: made-to-measure suits, ties, shoes, bags and eyewear by Thom Browne.
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The three designers I work with are all made to measure, not made to order as many gowns are, and there is a very complicated measurement — about 25 different measurements — that I have to send to them.
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Most people are familiar with custom clothing — like a tailored men's suit or couture dress — and as technology has accelerated fitting and assembly techniques, fashion brands' "made-to-measure" lines (a kind of demi-couture) has grown.
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Overruling his taste for a rakish peak lapel requires a trip to the custom salon; in made-to-measure, the customer is king, but on the sales floor Mr. Ford is boss, and the boss prefers peak.
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At 13 years old, she's already became a red carpet pro thanks to her edgy high-fashion choices and her big-time modeling gig with Calvin Klein By Appointment (the new made-to-measure service by the brand).
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Among these are made-to-measure business suits for men from its Zozo brand, which are selling strongly, and jeans and T-shirts that fit most snugly from tens of thousands of pre-cut patterns, also from Zozo.
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Sturgeon's government has argued the economic need for Scotland to stay in the single market, even if that means Scotland has a made-to-measure deal within the current structure of the United Kingdom — something London has ruled out.
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On Monday, Hickey Freeman will open a made-to-measure concept store at Brookfield Place with summer suit options, like a light gray three-piece set in Tasmanian wool woven by Loro Piana ($2400,2547) and custom-tailored shirting ($280).
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It has sought to transform itself in recent years from an e-commerce site into a tech-retail hybrid by starting a private brand and launching a made-to-measure service using a bodysuit that allowed users to upload measurements online.
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It sought to transform itself in recent years from an e-commerce site into a tech-retail hybrid by starting a private brand and launching a made-to-measure service using a bodysuit that allowed users to upload measurements online.
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While denying he did anything illegal, he has conceded that he made errors of judgment, both concerning the "Penelopegate" affair and in accepting expensive made-to-measure suits from a lawyer renowned for his role as a deal-maker in Africa.
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How it fits and what it's like to wearOnline made-to-measure brands are nice when they actually work, but can be a time-wasting nightmare when they're a dud — and the Sene Soho FlexTech Suit is definitely the former.
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Other Beatles items auctioned on Tuesday include a pair of gold-rimmed John Lennon glasses, given to designer friend Barry Finch in 1967 (selling for $12,700), a Lennon 'Big Top Circus' drawing ($10,300), and one of Lennon's made-to-measure 1960s suits ($6,300).
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The advertorial, photographed by Willy Vanderperre (who worked with Simons during his tenure at Dior), highlights the company's new "made-to-measure service," By Appointment, which is aimed at "celebrating the American woman and American fashion," Simons said on Calvin Klein's website.
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FROM PEN: EW's Top Ten Rom-Com Movie Moments Meanwhile, Wilson wore a Giorgio Armani Made to Measure black six-button peak lapel set of evening tails; Ciara's eight bridesmaids all wore custom, individually-designed Michael Costello gowns in black stretch satin.
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Dare we say he was the snazziest dressed male cast member at the event, as co-stars Theo James (who, as the face of BOSS fragrance, naturally wore BOSS Made to Measure) and Miles Teller (in Dior Homme) picked more traditional suits.
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Although it&aposs about the same price as a custom suit you could get at Indochino, I&aposm willing to bet that the various fit and size options will do away with the need for a made-to-measure garment for most guys.
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To introduce the company's ground-breaking new made-to-measure service, By Appointment, the inventive Belgian designer tapped actress Abbey Lee, model Natalie Westling, and our personal favorite: the breakout star of Netflix's Stranger Things, 12-year-old wunderkind, Millie Bobby Brown (aka Eleven).
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Ms. Han still has a loft in New York, but she moved her atelier to Shanghai in 2005, and now works exclusively on a made-to-measure basis with a list of loyal clients, many of whom have been wearing her designs for decades.
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In the former grand reception room, where clients such as Ms. Deneuve and the socialite Nan Kempner would take tea while selecting their made-to-measure wardrobes, Mr. Bergé had Mr. Grange partner with the renowned exhibition-set designer Nathalie Crinière to create new galleries.
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And if you had body size and shape data — that's what we're aiming to produce and deliver at scale — you could then basically shrink that time, you can also move towards an end state of made to measure, and you can deliver within a Prime window.
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With 60 percent of all Jewish men working in Britain tailoring by 1901, a web of Jewish firms, many interconnected via family ties, established themselves as the dominant force in the growth of a mass-manufacture made-to-measure clothing market for the middle and working classes.
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For FIFA officials, most aspects of life at the World Cup go on the organization's tab, including clothing: A specialist tailor has been brought to Russia and will provide each official with a made-to-measure suit with FIFA embroidered in gold thread on the left breast.
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She presented the first collection, which consists of 21 dresses that are available to order from her website or made to measure in her atelier, at her light-filled, three-story house on the Left Bank (formerly the archives for the publishers of the French dictionary Larousse).
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Because you have your standard small, your standard medium, your standard large, but with an NBA player, because they don&apost fit that standard, everything has to be made to measure, so there has to be a pattern made from scratch, essentially, off of their particular measurements.
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The new location is cozy and carefully segmented: suits and sport coats and pants on the back wall, sweaters and ties on tables in the middle, slightly fancier jackets and blazers in a small alcove on the left, and a modest made-to-measure setup in the rear.
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Krasley wanted to create a made-to-measure swimwear line because rarely do women's measurements actually fit into standard numerical size ranges, which aren't all that much more accurate than small/medium/large sizing (plus, so much variation exists in sizing from brand to brand, regardless of what scale or system is utilized).
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Read more: Ariana Grande has been accused of stealing outfit designs from drag queens, Asian designers, and black culture — here's everything you need to know about the controversy"Unfortunately, I had to turn it down due to a timing issue, since the majority of my work is hand-made to measure," she continued.
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The headquarters of the Fédération Française de la Couture, the body which safeguards the made-to-measure breed of French fashion known as haute couture, is located on the rue Faubourg St.-Honoré, just across the street from the building that used to house the couture workrooms and salons of Christian Lacroix.
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Over a pre-shopping glass of hot chocolate at The Wolseley, Mr. Casely-Hayford, 893, described his personal style — and that on offer in his family's newest venture, a ready-to-wear and made-to-measure retail shop for men and women that opened last month on chic Chiltern Street in London's Marylebone neighborhood.
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The bride was outfitted in a custom Cavalli Couture gown made up of white silk tulle, glass beading, Chantilly lace and a floral motif, while the groom opted for a Giorgio Armani Made to Measure black six-button peak lapel set of evening tails — and of course, little Future had a custom Armani suit of his own to match.
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Wilson wears a custom Giorgio Armani made-to-measure evening tails ensemble, while his groomsmen all sport classic Armani tuxedos; Ciara's one-of-a-kind Cavalli Couture gown features chantilly lace and floral appliqué with a long train and veil, while her bridesmaids all wear custom black stretch satin dresses designed individually for them by Michael Costello, with input from the bride.
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It is made-to-measure clothing produced to the highest possible standards, by teams of specialist craftspeople — and it is extraordinarily expensive, ranging from around $50,000 to $200,000 per outfit, according to Pascal Morand, the executive president of the Fédération Française de la Couture, du Prêt-à-Porter des couturiers et des Créateurs de Mode, the governing body of French fashion.
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"The fact of the matter is, we have many brand enthusiasts who love the made-to-measure process and regularly spend over $2800,2000 a year with us," said Sarrah Candee, the senior director of global marketing and public relations for Isaia, the Neapolitan luxury brand, whose suits, most of which sell for $2200,1123 to $2112,2000, are a mark of pride among the sartorially conscious.
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Monsieur Lagerfeld, he said, ordered around a hundred and fifty made-to-measure garments a year: nightshirts, kimonos, the white button-downs with collars like neck braces that had been his signature look since he lost ninety-two pounds over the course of a year by drinking protein shakes and eating nothing after 8 P.M. "He also ordered sleeveless ones, for painting," Zubrzycki said.
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He's also infused the house's couture with a sculptural purity and an unparalleled color sensibility — a revelatory and accessible suggestion of what modern made-to-measure should be, revealed in even the quietest moments in the show, like a butterfly-knotted, shoulder-exposing top in celadon Mikado silk paired with petrol wool pants: the highest form of luxury found in a laser-sharp simplicity, a strikingly focused vision.
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Among the businesses that have opened or relocated there are the Hôtel Bachaumont, a hip boutique hotel and restaurant; Nose, an artisanal perfumery and beauty concept store; the Jalou Media Group, which publishes such glossy magazines as L'Officiel, Jalouse and L'Optimum; Eyeshow, a fashionable made-to-measure eyewear boutique; and as of next month, Christophe Robin, the celebrated French hair colorist responsible for the shimmering locks of Catherine Deneuve, Natalia Vodianova and Léa Seydoux — he will leave his posh, exclusive setup at the five-star Hôtel Meurice for something more modern and relaxed.
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Jones's intuitive understanding of how to combine the singular and the collective, the contemporary and the timeless, has been embodied in the presence of the model-handsome rapper and brand face ASAP Rocky, who attended Jones's debut last summer wearing a transparent top, thick silver-chain choker (designed by the Korean-American Yoon Ahn of Ambush, a Tokyo-based line, who is now Jones's in-house jewelry designer) and gorgeously tailored pewter-gray ensemble that was as elegant and relaxed as a set of made-to-measure pajamas.
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Shop Black Friday deals at IndochinoThe deal: Get custom suits for $150 off, shirts for $45, coats from $299, and more of the best prices of the yearWhat to buy: Heywood Khaki Trench Coat with Detachable Lining, $295 (originally $345) [You save $50] Slate Blue Check Suit, $249 (originally $399) [You save $150] Read more about Indochino: The internet's favorite suit startup now makes made-to-measure chinos — here's how to get the perfect fit, plus an exclusive promo codeWe tried this company's custom suits, and we'll never buy off-the-rack suits again — here's whyThe best suits you can buy
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