Buying Suits in Brisbane

There are several places you can go in Brisbane for a good suit.

You could go to your traditional menswear store, which unfortunately these days are few a far between, or department store, where you'll be lucky to encounter anyone to sell you a suit...

....Or you can go to a tailor.

The benefits of going to a tailor are:

• You get measured and receive advice from someone who understands clothing, what flatters your form and someone that is passionate about the craft.
• A garment that fits and is designed to fit the proportions of your body and details that you want and not the whims of the designer.
• Choice of the details you want for the suit. This includes:  the number of buttons, vents, pocketing,  lapel widths, and other design features.
• Personal features such as monograming and lining selection.
• Quality Fabric and Construction. Pure wool, canvas chest pieces, hand stitching.

Schedule your appointment at:

http://sartoriadeerstyle.com

Affordable Custom Made Suits in Brisbane and Australia

DeeR is pleased to now offer a new range of competitively priced suiting aimed at graduates entering work force or those who just want quality and a custom fit at ready to wear prices.

You can chose a well-edited selection of classic fabrics of Pure 120 and 140 Wools, Linens and Cottons.

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The prices are likely to be the best in Brisbane. Customers can chose construction and style options and of course preference to create a unique garment.

Visit Sartoria DeeR Style to book an appointment

Tailor Made Full Canvas Suits in Brisbane

Brisbane now has DeeR style to add to the growing range of fashion and specialist clothing stores in this city.

We work with the best tailors around the world to bring quality within reach.

Our suits are made from the highest quality materials and cloth fabrics. Chose from a range of some of the best fabrics in the world, Holland & Sherry, J & J Minnis, Huddersfield, Dormeuil, and Drapers.

Varying options are available to customise your suit from vents, lapel widths, pocket, lining combinations and construction options, from machine made half canvas to fully handmade bespoke.

To book an appointment please email or visit out website.

Handmade boutonniere

Natural Horn Buttons, and working surgeon cuffs, fully hand stitched and finished.

New Deerstyle website www.sartoriadeerstyle.com

Deer Style Brisbane has a new website.

http://www.sartoriadeerstyle.com

One of my favourites: Holland & Sherry Crispaire

Above, is a recent suit commission for one of my customers. I particularly like the color of the suit which is Navy Blue. I've noticed lately theres been a resurgence in suits made up in the color blue. This is good news as I was getting bored with the extra attention that grey was getting, particularly in light of that popular book that all the women seemed to be obsessed with.

The Fabric is a pure wool by Holland & Sherry, from their Crispaire bunch book. This is a fabric that is suitable all year round, particularly in the warmer climates of a place like Australia. The fabric drapes nicely and is has a nice open weave which lets the air in. 

You can see more of these fabrics at the following Tumblr Page.

http://deerstyle.tumblr.com/post/101415829910/holland-sherry-swatch-book-crispaire

http://deerstyle.tumblr.com/post/79749437826/another-crispaire-suit-one-of-my-favourites-from

THE MAN IN THE GREY FLANNEL SUIT

The Man in The Grey Flannel Suit.
Gregory Peck starred in the movie about the American man who searches for purpose in a business dominated world.
The grey flannel suit used to be the unofficial business uniform that characterised the conservative 1950s.

It is unfortunate that the peacock revolution came along and destroyed those good American Values.

Its time to get back to the roots of classic conservatism.

Grey sounds dull on its own. But paired with a crisp white shirt and black tie, you can transcend the dull.

DeeR now on TUMBLR

DeeR is now also blogging on Tumblr.

We will not abandon blogspot.com

http://www.deerstyle.tumblr.com