http://elcampus.poblanerias.com/2014/04/30/el-traje-sastre-e...
El traje sastre es un símbolo de formalidad y elegancia

Sastre vs. Hecho a la medida: Traje sastre significa cortado y hecho a mano para un individuo, haciendo un sólo patrón en papel: el suyo. El hecho a la medida usa patrones preexistentes y confeccionadas que se rehacen según las medidas de alguien, con la esperanza de que le quede bien.

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What massimo (Sydney, Australia), a professional tailor, explains about the difference between...

http://www.sartorialbay.com/the-difference-between-tailor-ma...
(...) tailor made suits and ready wear suits

The most common misconception of people is thinking that all suits are similar because to their eyes they have similar details: sleeves, lapels, side vents and similar other features.(...)
That is not the case at all. In fact reality is much different from it and this is what I am going to explain.
Fashion retail branded suits are made with two aims in mind: fitting most body shapes as possible and making as much money as possible.
These type of suits are mass produced garments made by automated production lines often in as little as 1 hour. They are made out of a single standardised pattern that “realistically” fits one body shape only. Quality and durability are very debatable as fabrics and materials used are as cheap as possible in order to achieve profit targets. It really makes me wonder how much these suits are worth when at Christmas sales retail brands mark their prices down to 80% and are still making good profits.

At the opposite hand tailor made suits like the ones we make aren’t mass produced but uniquely cut from a single pattern which has been created based on specific measurements and body shape of a gentleman. It is indeed a complete different process which takes several hours of skilled workmanship to make the whole garment (at least 45 hours for a handmade suit). The fabrics and materials we use come from the finest Italian and English mills (not from China) and are all made from natural fibers only (no polyester or nylon).
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