Indochino dropped a surprise collection today, a number of all-white suits and shirts, some of them with paisley patterns (poly blends – I guess you can’t get that pattern on wool). Available from $549. It seems they were made specifically for the Dîner en Blanc event in Vancouver. Would you wear it?
I had planned on publishing the second part of my report from Asia much sooner, but the fact is, the first tailor simply didn’t work out as planned. I wanted to get a casual, short-sleeved linen shirt, roughly based on a design available on mrporter.com. Well, I did get 2m navy blue linen fabric from a…
Indochino Tuxedo Collection So, I know I’m a bit late with this – you’ve probably seen it on their website before. I’m not a big fan of Tuxedos – we don’t really wear them at weddings here in Europe (at least not where I’m from) and I don’t go to a very fancy evening event…
Spill test on a 2013 Indochino Nanotech suit – similar to the 2015 Indotech fabric Indochino has a long standing history with experimenting with different enhanced fabrics. I did some research into older blog posts and remembered a Indochino Nanotech/Indotech review from 2013, dealing with a similar fabric. Here’s what I had to say then: …
Indochino is back with a combo deal – you can get $100 off if you purchase a suit and two shirts. Essentially, you get a shirt for free. Not a bad deal and it’s nice to see Indochino is having regular sale events again. There is also still a sale going on (with up to…
You might have read about the recent changes to Indochino’s customization options some days ago. A couple of popular choices such as higher armholes or natural shoulders got removed – obviously this sparked some discussion in the online community. We now have some more information.
