Paging the well rounded tourers

Who are these specialists in bespoke apparel for properly proportioned
individuals?

Sadly, if I get a job in child protection I may have to wear a suit from
time to time. Apparently, judges don't like granting care orders to
"disresepctful cunts" in jeans & T shirts.

 

Cool!!!!

How do we do those? Normal smiley is a colon and close brackets, the
winky one is a semi colon and colse bracket but the fucking ones. Do
we need to use the ALT Gr key? $%³€ €^) ł¾ð đŋ ŋħ

No joy here.

 

http://www.raja-fashions.com/

 

Ah, I've heard of them. They come to the Hilton in Cardiff to measure
people. They are there in June so I might make an appointment.

You chose style 32 I bet.

http://www.raja-fashions.com/images/styles/suit_styles/style32.jpg

 

How did you guess?

As a guide, btw, a suit with extra trousers and four shirts set me back
750 quid. I reckon a suit alone would probably come in around 450 quid
depending on the quality and quantity of material. So call it a grand.

A sharp intake of breath on my part got the price down, I'd recommend
the same tactic.

 

Impoverished student sob story will be at the ready

 

How did you find the measurement / sales process, delivery and the
quality of the end product?

I am seriously thinking of using them, given my expanded proportions, so
am interested in your feedback.

 

The measurement was pretty straightforward, not a lot of handholding,
very businesslike, just taking of measurements and choosing of fabric.
There's no itemisation of the cost, just a round number, but I'd checked
out some alternatives before I went so had a figure in mind and it
wasn't far off that.

Delivery-wise, the first shirt came after about three weeks. They don't
send the rest til you confirm it fits. Everything else arrived a couple
of weeks later.

Fit is great, all seems spot on. If it's not, you just book another
appointment next time they're in town and they sort it out. Quality is
also fine - the shirts had a couple of loose extra threads and
buttonholes that needed opening up. The key thing is it fits. If, like
me, you always end up with sleeves that are too long and shirts that are
like a tent to get the right neck size, it's a revelation having
something that's just right.

I'd use them again. I have a supicion that someone else here has used
them before, possibly Packer.

The alternative is asuitthatfits, which a few people at work have used
and seem to rate. They're a bit more user-friendly, being based in the
UK rather than HK. I think their suits are made in Nepal or something.