As a person who makes tailored suits bangkok, I want to share from the perspective of my own experience. And, while I do that, I invite you to follow along and bring your suit wearing experiences to see, if what I say may ring true for you as well.

Remember, I run a tailor shop that make tailored suits bangkok, so, I love to ask my customers, when they come for their fitting appointments, to try on the patterned cloth we constructed so we could together see the changes they would like to make, like lengthening the sleeves, tightening the waist, etc., to bring about the perfect fit. In the same context, I would like to invite you to bring your experience to bear and see, what I say holds water for you. If it fits, take it, if not just put it aside.

Suit wearing, for me started with being something about to avoid embarrassing myself, gaining acceptance, avoiding being awkward in a situation or not being left out. What I meant by these invalidating experiences is that to avoid standing out in the function or the occasion I am attending, I try to gain ‘acceptance’ by wearing something that I could blend in, but not from or for my own accord.

Or, I totally resist and want to insist on my own ‘individuality’ or that I am ‘different’, or ‘above the rest’ so I would wear something totally out of context.

For example, yesterday I attended a business-owners conference, where nearly a thousand entrepreneurs were there in a professional setting, complete with stage, light & sounds, and booths etc.

Now, instead of dressing up in a professional suit to showcase my work and craftsmanship, as the ambassador to my brand, I choose to go to the function in bright blue sports jacket and shabby jeans….. to be ‘loud’. I could be loud all I want, but the impact would be my wallet would remain empty; I wouldn’t garner much trust, and have no clients to serve.

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