InwardHardar

This is the process by which you end up with a face like this:

TAKE ME BACK! TAKE ME B ACK

It's doesn't max out my budget, but it's at the upper end of the scale. It's big, though, 2,600+ square. 4 bed, 3 full baths, a second living room upstairs, and a bonus room the size of a single car garage. That's lots of room to start a family and grow into.

If that one falls through, though, there are two smaller options in that same neighborhood for 16% cheaper that will also work.

I'm just eager to hear back so I can get started on closing. I want to move into my own place so bad!

It's doesn't max out my budget, but it's at the upper end of the scale. It's big, though, 2,600+ square. 4 bed, 3 full baths, a second living room upstairs, and a bonus room the size of a single car garage. That's lots of room to start a family and grow into.

If that one falls through, though, there are two smaller options in that same neighborhood for 16% cheaper that will also work.

I'm just eager to hear back so I can get started on closing. I want to move into my own place so bad!

BIG AS MY COCK

SHOW ME DEM FEETS GIRL

NEVER WEAR A SOCK

DOG RUIN ME

DOG DOG RUIN ME

DOG RUIN ME

So, let me ask:

1.) Do you have a job that allows/expects you to wear a suit?

2.) Are you looking for something very specific in a suit (other than fit) that you can't find?

My rationale is this; if you wear a suit all the time, then yes, absolutely get something special.

If not, and it's something you'll wear occasionally, but often *and* your tastes differ from what is typically available, then consider made-to-measure. If you're near a major city, you might have a SuitSupply location that can do pseudo-bespoke suits.

I think you'd get more bang for you buck getting a made-to-measure, then getting it tailored.

I don't mean to be dismissive, but a genuine bespoke suit is incredibly expensive, and I doubt you have a unique enough need that a regular tailor wouldn't be able to accomodate.

With m2m, you can choose from a relatively large variety of fabrics and cuts, send in your measurements or have someone measure you professionally in-store, and get probably 70% of what you would get from a bespoke tailor.

Again, SuitSupply has physical locations in major cities and a good reputation.

I'd argue to save up for a bespoke suit if you wear a suit at least weekly.

I was walking through the book store, and it looks like someone let go of their collection.

I was walking through the book store, and it looks like someone let go of their collection.

BIG AS MY COCK

SHOW ME DEM FEETS GIRL

NEVER WEAR A SOCK

DOG RUIN ME

DOG DOG RUIN ME

DOG RUIN ME

I was walking through the book store, and it looks like someone let go of their collection.