VISAGE BRAND

this is place where we posting everything about our product, lifestyle, menswear, what we like and we appreciate.

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Warang Wayan Wooden Utensils

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Braun Time

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Thin Horizontal stripes w/ multi coloured flecks

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japanese printed cotton

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Yellow & Red spot print cotton shirt by visage brand

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H&M - Alter Ego, a movie directed by Jonas Åkerlund and starring actor Joel Kinnaman

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the way i dress: Mr Derek Blasberg by Chris Floyd

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Quick Menswear Definitions – The 3 Classifications

1. Off The Rack (Ready To Wear)

The vast majority of clothing made and worn in the world fits within this category. Ready to wear clothing is factory made in finished condition and standardized sizes, and has a wide range in quality standards depending on manufacturer. Of the three types ready to wear has the least control.

2. Made To Measure

Menswear produced to order from an adjusted block pattern.  Usually a paper pattern is not built, rather pieces that match those needed are collected and assembled. It is differentiated from bespoke in that Men who choose to buy made to measure have some, but not all control over the process.  The degree of control varies considerably – expect more control to cost more.  However it is very possible to get a perfect fit – the same as in bespoke, from a made to measure garment.

3. Bespoke

The word bespoke itself is derived from the verb to bespeak or to “speak for something”.  Specifically it means “to give an order for it to be made”. It is a term analogous to women’s haute couture, and enjoys widespread use in UK and Eurpoe while being rare in the United States.

Bespoke clothing offers a man full control.  Bespoke standards particularly stress: • hand work used almost entirely on all garments • the individual cut of a paper pattern • personal service such as qualified advice • a large selection of fabrics •keeping of all records for future orders • involvement in approved training that ensure standards are adhered to.