I-696 practically starts in St. Clair Shores and runs west directly to our exit. One road, no interchanges to think about, all the way across the top of the county. That’s unusual on our map and it makes something possible that longer drives discourage: treating a suit as a two-visit project rather than a single transaction.
Why two visits is the right shape
The first visit assesses a suit on a body standing still, pinned. The second assesses it finished and worn, on a body that moves. Those are genuinely different examinations and the second one finds things the first cannot.
What it finds
Sleeves slightly long once an arm reaches. A jacket that could come in a little through the sides now the alterations have settled. Small things, and together they’re what separates a suit people compliment from one they don’t notice.
What it costs
One visit. Anything minor, Roman, master tailor at Lincoln Tailor, on site in our store, will frequently finish before you have left the building, and larger work is priced for you first.
More on alterations, or plan your visit to our Oak Park showroom.
