For the first time in Vietnam, the “Western specialty” of My A was successfully applied to a tuxedo wedding outfit.
This is a unique choice of the SIR Tailor brand after a long process of research, because unlike regular silk, My A silk has a different gloss, not metallic but quite smooth and very difficult to sew.
How to process the American A consulate for a tuxedo requires meticulousness and meticulousness. First, the silk is soaked in coconut water to ensure it has the right softness. Tailors cannot “strip” (build a trial garment with pre-sewing) on My A fabric like wool fabric because it will leave needle marks on the fabric. Because this type of silk is very difficult to sew, wrinkles easily, and is prone to errors, when processing, artisans must invest their skills and be extremely careful to avoid errors.
The My A consul tuxedo made by SIR Tailor specifically for the wedding of businessman John Tuan Nguyen and beauty queen Lan Khue at the end of 2018 created the “Understated Luxury” effect – a distinct elegance. At the most luxurious level of fashion, exaggeration is not the pinnacle, but the elegance that is hard to describe in words is the pinnacle.
As the first Vietnamese tailor to enter the world tailoring market, SIR Tailor has established a global supply chain and is present in Berlin, Bangkok, and was chosen by Italy’s most luxurious fabric brand Loro Piana (part of LVMH) as its sole partner in Vietnam.
The modern gentleman’s spirit is promoted by SIR Tailor through investment in fashion knowledge and processing techniques. Variating from sophisticated traditional options, SIR Tailor offers a new style wedding outfit concept: the Dark Navy Suit (suitable for both Business Suits) combined with a light gray gilet and Off White or white tie, bringing innovation and diverse applications.
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