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THE SUIT/ LIGHT CHARCOAL GREY - DENIM COTTON CAMICIA

for Mr. JP our client from Jakarta

(single breast with two buttons, notch lapel, flap pockets, side vents)

Attention for details; hand-stitched buttonholes, canvassed construction, full linings with a brown suede off the rack Single Monk - Wing Tip configuration - Mario Minardi’s shoes.

Complementing the single stitch construction, all hand shanked buttons with wide spread collar shirt - Camicia Works

And a little touch of detail from the floral pattern - hand rolled basic design pochette - Brillington Accessories

  Material: REDA (suit), Local-valued cotton (camicia), Local-valued cotton (pochette)

*(photo) - Mr. Yap

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THE SUIT/ ELEGANT BLUE-NAVY PINSTRIPES - LIGHT GOLD PINSTRIPES CAMICIA

for Mr. AT our client from Jakarta

(single breast with two buttons, notch lapel, flap pockets, double vents)

Attention for details; hand-stitched button holes, canvassed construction, full linings with a brown leather off the rack Single Monk - TGW-Mario Minardi’s shoes.

Single stitch construction, all hand shanked buttons - Camicia works

Material: Vitale Barberis Canonico (suit), Local-valued cotton (camicia)

*(photo) - Mr. Yap

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REAL PEOPLE WEARING SUIT / THE EDITOR IN CHIEF

Meet one of our closest clients Mr. JP, the Editor in Chief of Talkmen, at his office.

The Story For Mr. JP, he believes a suit should be an extension of yourself and your character. A suit is more than just a wardrobe for him. He wears a suit as a way to appreciate himself and the people he meet. "a suit completes me as a gentleman" as he stated. That’s why he prefers it to be custom made. 

When he brought his own fabrics, chosen a bright light grey color and wanted to make it as a three-piece suit, we knew that he knows what he's doing with his style and wardrobe. 

The Suit Attention for details; custom button, and hand-made button hole with fused construction.

Material: Local valued-wool

*(photo) - our beloved photographer Mr. Yap