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  1. Timeless Style
    Per Gentleman's Gazette, a tuxedo should never have a single-vent. I got a used Samuelsohn tuxedo in eBay for about $200 with a centre vent. I took it to a tailor and asked him to close it. He pointed out a lot of issues with the tuxedo and said he'd take three weeks, but insisted to keep the...
    dinner suit tuxedo venting
  2. Timeless Style
    I decided to have a local tailor make a bespoke suit for me and it will be my first. Unlike a lot of the bespoke advice solicited on the forum, my question is about the styling rather than the fit. When buying OTR, I simply grab a suit and decide if I like it or not. In this case, I’ll have...
    advice bespoke lapel venting
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