Comments for Lee's Custom Tailoring, MasterTailor.com http://www.mastertailor.com One of the world's leading Master Tailors, based in Indianapolis, IN Sat, 25 Jun 2011 12:16:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on John Turek by John Turek http://www.mastertailor.com/john-turek/comment-page-1/#comment-310 John Turek Sat, 25 Jun 2011 12:16:08 +0000 http://www.mastertailor.com/?p=904#comment-310 My wife and I searched long and hard for just the right suit for our wedding in the Amalfi Coast. We would find the color but not the style, the style but not the fabric and then find the right suit but it was built poorly. We came to Mr. Lee and searched hundreds of fabrics and let him provide all the styling of the suit. Our Italian friends and family that came with us were impressed with the fit and the quality. It was the perfect weight fabric for were we went and it had to for the event lasted all day and into the night. Thank you again Mr. Lee for helping my bride's vision come true!!! John Turek My wife and I searched long and hard for just the right suit for our wedding in the Amalfi Coast. We would find the color but not the style, the style but not the fabric and then find the right suit but it was built poorly. We came to Mr. Lee and searched hundreds of fabrics and let him provide all the styling of the suit. Our Italian friends and family that came with us were impressed with the fit and the quality. It was the perfect weight fabric for were we went and it had to for the event lasted all day and into the night.

Thank you again Mr. Lee for helping my bride’s vision come true!!!

John Turek

]]> Comment on Matt Sutton by Matt http://www.mastertailor.com/matt-sutton/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Matt Thu, 10 Mar 2011 23:21:54 +0000 http://www.mastertailor.com/?p=1071#comment-20 The request I made to Jin was if he could make a shirt like the shirts made between the 1890's - World War I. That era was known as the "Edwardian Era" During that era detachable shirt collars were the normal dress. Usually they were made of Celluloid. Celluloid collars have a distinct look. Check out the pictures from the 1900's and the men will have stiff upper collars that rise almost to the chin. The add you see to the left is an add for detachable collars in 1909. To the right is an antique display of the collars. After World War I detachable collars vanished very quickly to the collars we have today. I asked Jin if he could make a collar with my custom shirt that resembled that early look! As you can see he was able to do so. That I know of, he is the only tailor in the city of Indianapolis that is able to do so. Bit by bit the old style and look is coming back. Thanks again ~ Matt The request I made to Jin was if he could make a shirt like the shirts made between the 1890′s – World War I. That era was known as the “Edwardian Era” During that era detachable shirt collars were the normal dress. Usually they were made of Celluloid. Celluloid collars have a distinct look. Check out the pictures from the 1900′s and the men will have stiff upper collars that rise almost to the chin. The add you see to the left is an add for detachable collars in 1909. To the right is an antique display of the collars. After World War I detachable collars vanished very quickly to the collars we have today. I asked Jin if he could make a collar with my custom shirt that resembled that early look! As you can see he was able to do so. That I know of, he is the only tailor in the city of Indianapolis that is able to do so. Bit by bit the old style and look is coming back. Thanks again ~ Matt

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