There are several types of custom-made suits, depending on sales and manufacturing methods.
What we consider important in custom-made suits is
The three points are "looks great," "comfort," and "reasonable price."
Of course, the technology to measure body size and close cooperation with sewing factories are important,
Your purpose of use, design, and comfort preferences,
We will ask you as much detail as possible about how often you wear the item and its condition, and then we will consider the final figures.
We strive to achieve a high level of harmony between these three important points.
To achieve this, we have adopted the green items, which we believe are most suitable.
The method you choose will depend on the situation and personality of your store.
Neither is better or worse.
| Sales method | |
| Store-based | They have a permanent store where they take measurements and discuss fabrics, styles, etc. |
| Non-store type | Measurements are taken and discussions are held at the client's premises or at the arranged venue. |
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Manufacturing method
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| Full order | Since we create from scratch, we can accommodate any request, but this inevitably requires time and money, and there are very few stores that can accommodate this. |
| Easy Order | There are several basic patterns, but we can accommodate very detailed modifications and requests. There may or may not be a fitting, but as a rule, we do not do a fitting due to the time and cost involved. |
| Pattern Order | Based on a basic pattern, only limited adjustments can be made in the length and width directions. Relatively inexpensive and quick delivery. |
| Custom size | Just choose from the sizes within the given frame. |
| Sewing method | |
| Fully handmade (hand-sewn) | Almost all of the sewing process is done by hand, resulting in a rounded, three-dimensional finish that conforms to the body, but there are only a limited number of seamstresses who can do this. Basically, it is a real wool interlining. In some cases, a fusible interlining may also be used. |
| Hand + Machine Made | Parts that have a significant impact on comfort and style, such as the shoulders, neck, and chest, are handmade, while the rest is sewn by machine. The balance between price, quality, and delivery time is excellent. Basically, it is a real wool interlining. In some cases, a fusible interlining may also be used. |
| Machine-made | Almost all processes are done by machine. They offer short delivery times (one week) and are inexpensive. Basically adhesive interfacing. |
| Sewing process response method | |
| Self-contained | Almost all processes are carried out in-house, except for purchased items such as fabric and buttons. This is common among fully made-to-order shops. |
| Outsourced sewing process | Only the sewing process is outsourced to an external factory with which they have a contract, which makes it relatively inexpensive since there are no fixed costs involved. |
