The last entry of a multi-part series on buying a tailor made shirt. In this post we show you how to further customize your shirt with various placket types and contrasting colors.

The fourth entry of a multi-part series on buying a tailor made shirt. In this post we show you the various options for where to put a monogram on a shirt, as well as few options for how to get creative with regards to shirt button placement. We also touch on button hole thread colors. 

The third entry of a multi-part series on buying a tailor made shirt. In this post we show you the various options for shirt cuffs - the style (standard, French, turnback/cocktail, and convertible), the shape (square/barrel, rounded, angled/notched), and the number of buttons. You'll see not only graphics showing each option, but pictures of actual clothes purchased on previous Shanghai trips that show various cuff styles. 

The second entry of a multi-part series on buying a tailor made shirt. In this post we delve into the world of shirt collars. Here you will find graphics showing 12 different options, as well as real examples of shirts that were made during previous Shanghai trips.

The first of a multi-part series on buying a tailor made shirt. In this post we delve into the world of fabrics and the main attributes: fiber type, weave type, and yarn characteristics. As you saw from this page, the tailors we work with have way more fabric for you to choose from as compared with the competition - more than 800 choices!