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| Name | $100 Suit vs $1000 Suit - Differences Between Cheap & Expensive Suits - Gentleman's Gazette |
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| Video Discription | Learn the key differences between a $100 and $1000 suit, and what to look for when you buy suits: https://gentl.mn/suit-differences-full-guide #suits #notsponsored #gentlemansgazette 00:00 Introduction Key differences between a $100 dollar suit and a $1000 dollar suit $100 Suit 01:10 You can find it at Jos. A. Bank, H&M, Men’s Wearhouse, they’re all pretty similar Basically, it is a completely machine-made suit that is sewn together in 2-3 hours max and there is no handwork whatsoever. When it comes to suits, hand sewing is better because it is more flexible and it adapts to your body more easily and so especially for a jacket, you always want more handwork. 01:42 Made of very cheap fabric and cheap lining It's usually stretched polyester with nylon or other artificial fibers. The raw materials may be cotton or wool that go into that fabric are of the lowest quality possible. It simply is stiffer, less comfortable, and you're more prone to sweating in it. 02:19 Glued interlining When you start out with fabric, you have a two-dimensional surface, in order to keep it in a three-dimensional shape, you need a second layer and the layer needs to be attached in a certain shape. For the $100 suit, this interlining is of very low quality and is glued to the fabric, that works in the beginning but it also acts as an insulator so you're much more likely to overheat and sweat. 03:19 Lack of attention to details. For example, the buttonholes are first sewn and then cut not the other way around which means you see some fraying. The trimmings are usually low-quality, the buttons are plastic, the lining is polyester, and everything is made to remain low on the cost side but it also means low on the quality. 03:55 The cut can in theory, be as good as the one of a $1000 suit or a more expensive suit but in practice, that's really rarely the case. More often than not, they're either very fashion-forward, with very skinny lapels and you can only wear them a year max, before they go out of fashion or they're simply old-fashioned and the cut is boxy and bulky and simply not favorable. 04:25 Inferior Pattern The pattern is the same for everyone, there’s no custom element, and so it will never fit you perfectly. That aside, the $100 suit patterns are often not very refined. 04:54 Deep-cut armhole that restricts your movement They usually have this 90% of all cases. In recent years, it has changed a little bit, sometimes they have adopted more modern cuts and they try to go with details such as working buttonholes, but in reality, they still use cheap buttonholes and it still looks cheap. $1000 Suit 07:25 Quality can be hugely different for suits that cost $1,000 The time that goes into these suits can range from 8 hours to 30 hours so that's obviously a huge difference and you will also be able to feel that. 07:54 Show some amount of handwork. They have decorative elements like hand-sewn buttonholes that look really nice, they use a silk thread that is shiny or a cotton thread, they may have machine-made buttonholes but it looks nice. They may have an interlining that is sewn in hand or a collar which makes it softer and fit better and make you look better. 08:45 Better Quality Fabric You can get a decent quality cloth that lasts, is soft and comfortable on your skin and drapes well on your body. 09:00 Interlining& Construction Has a half canvas or full canvas interlining. A half canvas is actually sewn to the fabric and it's usually made of materials such as horsehair or cotton or wool and that way, it's more breathable so you don't overheat. To save on cost, this form of interlining is only used on the upper part of your body such as your chest and it's glued at the bottom part of your jacket. Full canvas means that the interlining is sewn throughout your jacket and it's the best version you can get. At a thousand dollar price point, usually, these canvases are made by machine and not by hand. ======================================= To never miss any of our videos again, sign up here for free: https://gentl.mn/1TyIECO Want to see more videos? Subscribe to our channel! https://www.youtube.com/user/thegentlemansgazette ======================================= Gentleman's Gazette https://gentl.mn/1YhemIW https://www.gentlemansgazette.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gentlemansgazette Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gentlemansgazette/ FREE EBOOK: https://gentl.mn/1TyIECO [zcsFP83eu3Y] |
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