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MothToAFlame Kinky King UID 106435 Digest Posts 0 Credits 1403 Posts 298 Karma 1379 Acceptance 485 Reading Access 50 Registered 13-6-2013 Status Offline

#1 Post at 2-3-2017 03:38  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Recommend me a tailor? There's a hard and fast rule on this board,  for very good reason : don't go with touts.   I assume that the same goes for the many Hong Kong tailors whose touts talk you into their back alley shops -  if they were any good they wouldn't need to advertise that way. Moreover,  many of you fine gentlemen have a keen eye for beauty but also on the wallet, identifying gems that are great value for money So,  I wonder if I might ride the crowd sourcing wave and ask for first hand recommendations for a tailor?   I'm interested in a two piece suit with second pair of trousers.   Light fabric for the Guangdong climate.   May take a couple of shirts too. Who have you used and at what price?   If you paid a lot,  what made it worth the expense? Thank you gents in advance Moth Recent Ratings batman108   5-9-2018 12:31   Acceptance   +2   Awesome and thanks austin821   5-9-2018 04:42   Acceptance   +5   You want a copy watch and Handbag to go with your suit ?..haha

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#2 Post at 2-3-2017 04:43  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 MothToAFlame's post I've never ended up getting around to getting a suit made - and I'm sure the local bros will have much better suggestions, but I recall an episode of The Layover with Anthony Bourdain where he had a suit made at Simpson Sin Tailor. 15 Carnarvon Road Kowloon, Hong Kong. http://www.simpsonsintailor.com.hk http://www.travelchannel.com/sho ... g-kong-travel-guide Recent Ratings MothToAFlame   3-3-2017 06:41   Acceptance   +4   Thank you

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#3 Post at 2-3-2017 09:58  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Guess the locals know it better - here are two, which were recommended to me: www.ashtailor.com www.maxwellsclothiers.com Recent Ratings MothToAFlame   20-3-2017 05:56   Acceptance   +4   Thanks

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#4 Post at 2-3-2017 10:59  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #1 MothToAFlame's post I've used these guys lots of times. http://www.simpsonsintailor.com.hk/ After Bourdain showed up they got much busier. Dick. They do good quality with multiple fittings. Best tailor I've found is Tailor on Ten in BKK. Tops all around in my book. Recent Ratings MothToAFlame   20-3-2017 05:56   Acceptance   +4   Thanks “I believe that sex is one of the most beautiful, natural, wholesome things that money can buy.” ― Steve Martin

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#5 Post at 2-3-2017 13:06  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #2 hkpunter999's post I haven't had a tailored suit ever since I gained enough weight to be able to purchase suits off-the-rack. I still get tailored shirts though and in my last trip last year I go to this old guy on Landale Street by Queen's Road East. Place is called Sun May Shirts and the prices are very reasonable. He can get shirts done within 4-5 business days. Because he is very old, you will have to go in the morning hours. There are other tailor shops in the area. If you have a SO, he gives you a reasonable excuse to be in area as you visit Wanchai. Many of the good tailors are old or dead. Many shops farm out a lot of the sewing work to Shenzhen and China. It has become harder to find places that still do work in HK like my old guy. Recent Ratings MothToAFlame   20-3-2017 05:57   Acceptance   +4   What kind of price?

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#6 Post at 3-3-2017 00:10  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L WW Chan for suits. Ascot Chang for shirts. Expensive but you get quality. Of course if you speak cantonese, that opens up more options like the locals recommended tailors. Recent Ratings MothToAFlame   20-3-2017 05:58   Acceptance   +4   How expensive?

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#7 Post at 3-3-2017 06:00  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by MothToAFlame at 2-3-2017 03:38 There's a hard and fast rule on this board,  for very good reason : don't go with touts.   I assume that the same goes for the many Hong Kong tailors whose touts talk you into their back alley shops - ... Would you like a copy watch or handbag with that suit ? Recent Ratings obe   3-3-2017 20:01   Acceptance   +1   Or sexy DVD ;)

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#8 Post at 9-3-2017 13:56  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Be careful of some Indian shops that tell you they can make a suit in a day. No quality suit can be made in that time, and you're in for some discontent down the road. Lee Baron in TST middle road has always provided good service and reasonable prices. I hear Simpson Sin is also good. For higher end, H Baroman, WW Chan, Gordon Yao, A Man (Mandarin Hotel), Ascot Chang for shirts. And if you're made of money, the guys at the Armoury and Atire House can set you up for the best Italy and England has to offer, prices between 30-50K. Recent Ratings MothToAFlame   20-3-2017 05:59   Acceptance   +4   Definitely not made of money

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#9 Post at 10-3-2017 13:03  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Doesn't get any better than W.W. Chan in Central

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#10 Post at 4-9-2018 19:10  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Just came across this article... anyone experience any of these guys? https://www.tripsavvy.com/hong-kongs-best-tailors-1535827

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#11 Post at 11-9-2018 11:31  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L My friend swears by the suits made by ascot chang.  I've never had a need for one but when I the few times i've seen the suits made for my friend they are matching to him. I've found one thing with suits and its you have to find the right type to match your body shape.

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