[ SECRET POST #3228 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3228 ⌋

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[caerbannog]

I have a fancy Portmans custom suit for the fancy business wear, the rest of it is carefully chosen mix of cheap Kmart and brand names on sale at Myer. I generally don't like wearing the one shirt more than a year as they go out of season. So daily business's wear is the cheap end with high end Blazers, jewellery etc.

[herpymcderp]

Well I might just have to resort to custom tailored things anyway. Being a man of small stature is pretty irritating when almost all outlets carry a size 32 waist minimum and a size 34 inseam minimum.

...and I'm usually at 28-30 waist and 33 inseam.

First world problems.

[caerbannog]

Corporate wear gets such a big sigh. I'm going to have to go waist money on new pants and some cheap tailoring to properly for them. There's a local guy who's like $10 per 2 items (simple hemming etc). Life saver.

/not really a fashion person but learning because work. Urgh.

[ginainthekingsroad]

Actually, this made me think of something. I used to get a magazine that catered to actors and directors/designers, and there were always ads for this specific chain of suit shops that cater to men 5'7" and under. Because actors that height gotta work harder to get jobs, and productions that have cast actors of that size they gotta costume. I don't know if that helps. It probably doesn't, as it would be most likely found in major cities, but it was a thought.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm female, but I was trying on men's trousers at the Gap just a few days ago (because my bottom half is built like a dude, sans the dick), and I can say with certainty that they carry as small as 28 waist and 30 inseam trousers.

RW&Co also carries men's 29 waist (which are about the same as Gap's 28s in my limited experience), though I'm not sure what their inseam range is. They may only have 34 and up (though I think they offer a hemming service in store?).