Now, you may ask, but Raja, if you don’t blend in and you don’t come up with your own personality, what choice is there?

As the best of bangkok bespoke tailors, I am proposing something called “The Middle Path” (now I am becoming Zensy). Don’t call the ambulance yet, I haven’t gone mad.

What I am saying is when you go about participation in the co-creation of your own self-expression, in doing so would give you the power, and the quiet confidence to be yourself and to shine.

Now this may sound confusing coming from the best of bangok bespoke tailors, but let me explain it in a way a great cook makes food and then revert back to what does it has to do with suit wearing and self- expression.

When a professional cook makes say the Indian tandoori chicken, he readies all the ingredients that he goes to the market to select them himself. He comes back, prepares them with meticulous details and then marinates the chicken with the herbs and spices in the clay oven for a couple of days and then finally grilled them with painstaking precision and then finally you have the mouthwatering chicken on your platter.

For an ordinary person who just wana eat, he/she could barely make out the difference but for a person who knows, the flavor of the food is more enriched, more tantalizing on the tongue, and mesmerizingly relishing.

Hows’ that possible when the ingredients is the same and the process of making it is nearly the same everywhere? The only arguably different factor is the person doing the cooking.

Now what if you go about doing your suit wearing in a similar manner like the person doing the cooking? I am not saying you should or you need to, I am saying; try the idea on if it fits.

And you are also not coming from blending in or reacting to try to stand out but you are not excluding them from consideration either.

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