Mensware shop red flags

[Anonymous No.14423150]

>female shopkeeper

[Anonymous No.14423151]

>>14423150
that's a man

[Anonymous No.14423154]

>big company
>"it'll be ready in about 2 weeks"
>they have to check the label to know what the materials are
>"it's all preference, really"
>overly tidy and well kept

[Anonymous No.14423461]

>>14423154
agreed until
>overly tidy and well kept
For the prices I pay I expect the stores to be spotless

[Anonymous No.14423478]

>>14423150
never bought clothes at a physical store in years so I wouldn't know

[Anonymous No.14423537]

>>14423478

if the store clerk cant use a sewing machine or tell me exact source for every material then i dont want to do business in your store.

[Anonymous No.14423641]

>>14423461
I want to see them with half finished garments on the table, with taylors stitching shit together and shopkeepers walking round with tape measures, in relaxed but high quality clothing

[Anonymous No.14423644]

>>14423537
this.
its just an indicator of their level of fashion expertise, and their knowledge of suits etc which is really important

[Anonymous No.14423727]

If I hear
>this is really popular right now
or
>We don't have longer jackets, it's too old fashioned.

[Anonymous No.14423768]

>>14423150
Any skinny fit shit, anywhere in sight-red alert.
Any focus on trendy clothing over classic look-red alert.
Any OTR, ready-to-wear goods for sale-red alert.
If they don't have tailors on site, and "send things out" to have work done.-red alert.
Limited selection of fabrics to choose from-red alert.
There should be evidence of "work in progress", e.g. suits in tailor stitch awaiting a second fitting, if not-red alert.
Staff should be knowledgeable about their craft, if not-red alert.
Serious, bespoke suit makers operate by appointment only, so proper attention can be given to the customer, without being interrupted by random walk-ins.

[Anonymous No.14424594]

>>14423150
>no store own tailor
>always agree with the customer
>don't carry long/tall sizes
>suspiciously tidy store with no random pieces of fabric or half finished jackets
>too afraid to touch you (shoulder, waist, calves...) when trying on clothing
>offering single vented jackets

[Anonymous No.14424622]

>>14423151
just a manface, there's no way that shoulder/hip ratio is a man's

[Anonymous No.14424644]

>>14423151
Old women are technically men

[Anonymous No.14424708]

>they sell matching cummerbund/pocket square/clip-on bowtie sets in a million different colors
>they sell black suits
>store display features black shirts paired with white or red ties
>"Designed in Italy"
>the smallest available jacket is a US size 40

[Anonymous No.14424739]

As a female tailor I just want to point out, OP, that it's called 'menswear.'

They are wares which you wear.

[Anonymous No.14424755]

>>14423768
>menswear shop
>bespoke suit makers

[Anonymous No.14424762]

>>14424708
>beneath US 48

bahahahah

[Anonymous No.14424800]

>>14424739
ok seamstress

[Anonymous No.14424963]

>the have a tiny section of graphic tees

[Anonymous No.14425016]

>>14423641
this

[Anonymous No.14425031]

All of these posts describe my local men’s wearhouse. Where can I find a decent menswear store

[Anonymous No.14425045]

>>14424644

[Anonymous No.14425052]

Do they suck you off when you accidentally a boner?

[Anonymous No.14425086]

>>14424708
>They sell black suits
It's not as good for business shit as navy/charcoal but it'd be kind of ridiculous to not even sell black

[Sieg No.14425153]

>>14423150
They carry Calvin Klein, Hugo boss etc etc

[Anonymous No.14425158]

>>14425052
>he doesn't know about the inseam suckies

[Anonymous No.14425184]

>>14423768
>Any skinny fit shit, anywhere in sight-red alert.

Every fucking time I go to a big company, always the skinny fit shit up front. If you manage to wade yourself deep down the racks to find anything in regular fit, you will only find that the shoulder width is to tight and you have enough fabric leftover at your gut to make a tent!

I swear this is the fault of zoomers, pussy ass kids who never had to mow lawns during the summers to earn their Monsters™.

[Anonymous No.14425199]

>>14423154
Pretty accurate

[Anonymous No.14425201]

>>14424708
>>they sell black suits
How can you be this retarded

[Anonymous No.14425204]

Holy shit most of the posts in this thread are garbage.
It's extremely clear that I share this board with clueless zoomers. Who in this thread ever owns a suit, let alone a bespoke suit?

[Anonymous No.14425349]

>>14425204
>asking about bespoke suit on 4chan
this is sub is 20 something year old tryhards that never wore anything menswear related past their prom and are describing what they think a tailor store should look like based on what they saw on TV

[Anonymous No.14425419]

>>14423768
>Any OTR, ready-to-wear goods for sale-red alert
Even pretty high end tailors will have those, though you would usually want to get them adjusted at least. Still, having a cheaper option there, or being able to get a suit at an hours notice is important to some of their customers

[Anonymous No.14425997]

If it doesn't smell like Santa Maria Novella Potpourri gtfo

[Anonymous No.14426077]

>>14423150
She’s hot. I wouldn’t mind a handjob from her at this point.

[Anonymous No.14426127]

>>14423641
>taylors

[Anonymous No.14426132]

>>14425158
>not the inseamstress

[Anonymous No.14427204]

>>14425052
you have to get rid of the boner somehow if you want an accurate measurement in the crotch area

[Anonymous No.14427231]

>>14427204
>you have to get rid of the boner somehow
That's why they need to suck you off.

[Anonymous No.14427594]

>>14427204
>not getting hard and soft measurements
youre tailor must be absolute amateurs

[Anonymous No.14428831]

>>14423641
>shopkeepers walking round with tape measures
Charles Tyrwhitt does that and it quirky, because they make shit clothing.