Suit Cutting
Suit cutting defines the fundamental structure of a tailored garment. The process requires immaculate precision, ensuring that each panel aligns flawlessly when stitched together. By seeking a professional tailor in Bangkok, refining techniques that balance tradition with evolving trends has never been simpler.
Considerations for High-quality Craftsmanship
In-house Production
Unlike piece-rate workers, our salaried artisans focus solely on delivering consistent superior quality. With a competent team of in-house tailors and a suit-cutting factory located in Bangkok, you will never have to worry about subpar suits being made ever again.
Quality Control
Striving for excellence, the team at Michael Tailors takes quality control very seriously.
By conducting regular inspections and carrying out thorough checks, we ensure consistency and make sure that every product satisfies our customer’s needs.
Construction
A suit’s construction is crucial in the tailoring world. Whether you choose the lighter feel of a half canvas or the all-around support of a full canvas, each suit is built to cater to different needs. Thus, it is important to choose a quality suit with great craftsmanship that will help differentiate you from the crowd.
In-house Fabrics
With our vast range of in-house fabrics, we offer exclusive to everyday cloths known for their superior quality from the drape to the feel. Curated to offer exceptional value, we have all sorts of fabrics with a variety of textures, weights, and weaves to suit any occasion. Carefully handpicked to pair seamlessly with our different canvas constructions, our tailors ensure your suit looks and feels refined.
Types of Canvas
Half Canvas
A half canvas suit jacket has a canvas layer in only the upper part of the jacket while a thinner interlining is used for the lower half. This gives structure across the chest and shoulders while keeping the lower half a bit lighter and more flexible.
Structured Chest & Lapel
Adds shape and support to the chest and lapels for a clean, tailored look. This added structure helps the jacket chest sit properly and the lapels to roll nicely, rather than flaring out.
Lightweight Comfort
Since the lower half of the jacket has less structure, this makes the jacket lighter in weight and more breathable, especially when in warmer climates.
Great Value
Requiring less handwork and material than a full canvas, these suits come at a more accessible price point while still offering excellent quality.
Conforms to Your Body
With each wear, the canvas layer softens and molds to your particular shape, achieving a truly personalized fit. By adapting to your body over time, this enhances the overall comfort of the jacket.
Types of Canvas
Full Canvas
A full canvas suit jacket has the canvas layer running through the entire front of the jacket, from the shoulders all the way down to the hem. For such suits, the canvas interlining is sewn into the jacket front panels and lapels from top to bottom in a way that the whole front of the jacket is supported by the canvas structure and not just the chest. This allows the canvas jacket to drape elegantly on your body from chest to waist without any interruption.
superior shape & drape
By reinforcing the entire front, this suit holds a sharp silhouette from shoulder to hem and drapes naturally for a polished look while allowing easy movement.
conforms to your body
With each wear, the canvas layer softens and molds to your particular shape, achieving a truly personalized fit. By adapting to your body over time, this enhances the overall comfort of the jacket.
enhanced durability
With a continuous canvas layer, additional strength is added to the jacket front, helping it resist wear and prevent issues like fabric warping or bubbling This allows the suit to withstand years of use and frequent dry-cleaning without losing its form.
artisan craftsmanship
With a continuous canvas layer, additional strength is added to the jacket front, helping it resist wear and prevent issues like fabric warping or bubbling This allows the suit to withstand years of use and frequent dry-cleaning without losing its form.
Conclusion
Both half canvas and full canvas jackets will give you a handsome, well-structured look. If you want lightweight comfort and great value, half canvas is probably right for you. If you’re willing to invest in fine craftsmanship for the best shape, drape, and longevity, a full canvas suit is the luxury upgrade you’ll appreciate. No matter half or full, it’s all about finding the construction that matches your lifestyle, climate, and how you like your suit to feel.