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by Bigglesthefrog » Mon, 02 Apr 2012 7:13 pm
I live in London and have worked for a company in Singapore for the past two years. In that time I have realised that a lot of the good value to British people in bought items from Singapore has now evaporated. Many things are now less expensive in the UK, but one notable exception to this is tailored clothes. I have therefore decided to have some items made to take back to UK with me, but first I had to find a reputable Tailor to deal with. I did lots of research and finally came up with Max Mohan who has a shop in the Far East Plaza on Scotts Road. After checking out other Tailors, I thought his reputation above all the others, together with his personality, was a good indication of the price/quality quotient I could expect to receive. I decided therefore to start off with a Blazer and if that was any good, I would go for a lot more. After a couple of fittings and choosing of buttons, linings, pockets etc, I was duly invited to collect my Blazer last week. I can only say that I was extremely delighted with what Max had run up for me. For S$300 it might not have been the cheapest, but I didn’t want that, I wanted the best and that’s what I got. Max was absolutely spot on with all I asked for and when I showed it to my work colleagues later on, they were just as amazed and I know that some of them will be visiting Max in the next couple of weeks.
So true to my word, I have now ordered a three piece suit, with two pairs of trousers and five handmade shirts. I chose the material from a wide selection and was able to choose style options on the suit and trousers to suit my requirements entirely. I’m due to go for a fitting this coming Wednesday evening and probably another fitting after that before I take receipt of my suit and shirts. Then I will return here to report my findings. So watch this space!!
(If the moderators think this may constitute an advertisement, then before deleting my post, contact me on my email and I will provide photographic proof of the above)