Mens Designer Shirts

I would like to start an online store that sells custom, made-to-measure work clothes for the younger set that are really fashion conscious but are most likely on a tight budget. the garments i would like to offer to the men and women online are classically styled and of great quality. 

I would provide instructions to collect your body measurements, and you would have fun selecting fabric (cashmere, silk, linen, etc.) and style (notched lapel, 3 button, pocket styles, etc.). i also want to offer topcoats, dress shirts and accessories. price: maybe $350 – very affordable for a custom-tailored suit.

Please comment regarding whether or not such an online shopping experience would excite you.

Starting a Website is CHEAP if you do it yourself. So I would at least give it a 6 month try !

All my fitted shirts puff out. It’s like wearing a pillow case. I’m sure it would be cheaper to get one tailored than to have one custom-made, but which is better?

Get one of the dress shirts tailored and see if it works…hopefully it should..if not then you would have to get one custom-made…

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I am a 6’5″ 200lb guy who is having trouble finding my ideal dress shirt (by the way, thanks alot to those who made the average american male 5’9″ and 190lbs…)

I’m looking for the following: 16 34/35, French Cuff, Tailored or Slim Fit, Spread collar shirts in any/all colors… Any ideas other than getting custom dress shirts?

 
Try the Big and Tall shops, and Department stores usually have Tall Men’s departments. I have always dated Tall men and they had to go to the department stores to get shirts and pants.

They are out there, you just have to work at finding them. Besides tall Men are sexy.

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I left my white custom dress shirts in their dry cleaner clear plastic protectors too long and now they have a yellow tint in the collars and cuffs.

What’s the best way to safely remove the yellow? Dry cleaning? Wash with a “color safe” bleach and liquid detergent? Or….?

It is about 20 shirts. Custom made New York dress/business shirts. I would hate to have to toss ’em and buy new ones. Ouch!

Thanks in advance………………

Since they are white, wash in Tide with Bleach and also add some Clorox to the water. That should take care of it. Good luck.

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If so, tell me what you like about them! I can make company recommendations!

I love them. I like only the one pocket not two. I like the collar buttons not stays.

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