How Men Dress for Success

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How men Dress for Success? Many men's tailored garments, like slacks jackets or suits, even made to measure may look good at first but will show wrinkles after contorting with even minimal wear. How to dress for success as a Man? Eliminate wrinkles and dont look lazy. The over 400 yr. old craft of the tailored suit is about the completion of shape through individual cut & hand shaping. So its smart to have shape that lasts, rather than wrinkles for a good wool garment. Fine cloths available today to make for some of histories finest suits. Don't be too serious, enjoy dressing. Start with shirts, slacks & jackets.
Steve's primary concern is to train "tailoringdesign" online. TD is the ability to supply bespoke fit tailored garments factory direct allowing a scalable talented designer incomes.
If you are looking to enjoy more income simply enjoy the right company. Tailoringdesign gives you the talent to optimize people to feel as good as they look. Tailoring design is an opportunity to take a look at how new tailored manufacturing technology can upgrade and surpass the old tailor shop for your contemporary lifestyle. Few people know that making a great suit by hand is so rare that those talented tailors charge upwards of $4000. This is the value that ultimately you can charge.
Most tailors are not as experienced as a full-time cutter, whose job is to minimize the tedious fittings. With my expertise as a cutter, now you can learn “designer measurements” and use our factory to build a large income with your increasing skills.
The only overhead you need is one of my suits, cloth books and energy with a good attitude. These qualities can be augmented with my online course at Tailoringdesign.com. Your new skills to meet, measure and deliver garments of world standards will create a proud and promoting clientele for you. See www.Planet-tailored.com
What makes this business more lucrative are return clients excited to take advantage of your coordinated wardrobe packages. Once your first suit is satisfactory the right clients will consider dressing “to” respect for a better life with your personally designed and well valued package. This is your goal for easy return clients.
As a tailoring designer with the pandemics' effect dressing I wrote 2 extensive online courses, one to train tailoring designers called the “Philosophy of Fit” . I believe I can train tailoringdesigners online for designer measurements, without having to sew.
The courses show that each of us has a personal culture that contributes to humanity at large.
Tailored garments are like slow food, it should be a good proportion and balance for long term benefits as well as lesser short-term pleasures.
When clothing is fast men make compromises, when it is attained slowly they integrate more with the outcome.” Masses of Men like in the past invested in their bodies with these sartorial parameters. Today for good health and good taste, this is still true. Steve maintains “Unlike most products that degrade with time a good suit like a good man or a good red wine, it gets better with time.”
The brand, Samson and on-line Suitstyler is an accumulation of techniques of construction while doing alterations of hi-end brand suits that were purchased elsewhere that were not re-tailored properly. Many of the garments were made to measure or cut for the client and still had issues such as wrinkles that developed after settling on the body.
Today in our mass produce world brand idolatry tends to be overused with regard to tailoring. When suit fit is consummate the garment is sculpted and remains that way as the body helps to maintain the shape.
A sculpted suit is a metaphor for completion through sculpting cloth. In itself a proper fitted suit is a sign of success. The understated truth that you can reveal to your alumni is that its nobody’s business their suit fit and therefore a subtle but real need to excel above average. So knowing a real tailor becomes a value. As a picture’s worth a thousand words, what is one’s image worth over a lifetime?
Steve has a blog called www.tailoringdesigner.com.