Kevin L. Horne shows how a navy suit and dress shirt should fit after tailoring. The jacket fastens easily with smooth sleeves, though it runs a full size smaller than expected. The tailor removed excess fabric from the shirt's back and sides for a clean, comfortable fit.
So here we are, man, back from the tailor with the suit. Well done. Uh, the jacket fastens up with no problem. There's no pulling. It's comfortable. Uh, the sleeves are comfortable, but the shoulders could have been just a tad smoother. But I'm going to roll with it because this suit is a full size too small, and, uh, so I'm gonna deal with that. But again, the jacket fits smoothly. The shirt, he did a great job with the shirt. Remember that material, um, it was so full in the back, you know, and it just overlapped around the sides of the slacks? He took care of all of that. Done. Very clean. It fits like a tailored shirt almost. I have no complaints, man. I will say this again, your tailor is worth the investment. Look at the shirt, check it out. This is the shirt afterwards. He took care of all of that extra material. It's tailored out, done. Again, the shirt doesn't fit too tight, it fits comfortably. I'm satisfied, I'm good, I'm good, good. Great job. Okay, men, talk to you soon. This is Kevin Horn.
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