They have a very nice website in English and a detailed, point by point, illustrated description of their house style which I've never seen any tailor describe before with such specificity.
Anyone here ever been there?
Not sure about the cut away front quarters but do like the look of the single side dart they use which doesn't interrupt the line of heavily patterned coats.
$7,000- for a 70 hour suit puts them at the top range of international bespoke I think but with top RTW suits now above $5,000----…. I can't really keep up to date with the prices!
http://liverano.com/en/our-style
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ismailalmurtadza
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Appreciate your introduction on Liverano&Liverano.
Nik
Appreciate your introduction on Liverano&Liverano.
Nik
The pic on the dummy looks nicer than the other photos I've seen. Not that they've ever had anything but first-rate workmanship.
One potential issue with the extreme cutaway is that you either need long-rise trousers with braces or be willing to risk a Bermuda triangle with your shirt. Probably no big deal to the very slender but...
One potential issue with the extreme cutaway is that you either need long-rise trousers with braces or be willing to risk a Bermuda triangle with your shirt. Probably no big deal to the very slender but...
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ismailalmurtadza
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Uppercase,uppercase wrote:Nik, r u associated with L&L or employ them?
The clothing appears beautiful!
Unfortunately i dont leave aruond near L&L togo to them,the closes they have their trunk shows are in Hong Kong.I am from Malaysia.
I am looking forward to meet them(L&L)when they have their Trunk Shows in Singapore,if ever.
Nik
Good luck, Nik!
I also agree about the issue of cut away fronts. They can be a problem.
I've sort of gotten used to an English style front which are much more closed and so, more forgiving of different trouser rises particularly with lower waistbands.
I also agree about the issue of cut away fronts. They can be a problem.
I've sort of gotten used to an English style front which are much more closed and so, more forgiving of different trouser rises particularly with lower waistbands.
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ismailalmurtadza
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uppercase wrote:Good luck, Nik!
I also agree about the issue of cut away fronts. They can be a problem.
I've sort of gotten used to an English style front which are much more closed and so, more forgiving of different trouser rises particularly with lower waistbands.
Uppercase
Thank you
I remember some ago in LL Forum u almost all the time advocate A caraceni of Milan.Excused me if I am wrong.Appreciate some insight on them(A Caraceni Milano)if any.
Nik
No.
Not A. Caraceni of Milano.
But rather Tommy & Guilio Caraceni in Roma.
Caraceni Roma are my favorite tailor because they cut a coat for me which I think was the best looking, most flattering silhouette on me.
I like A. Caraceni also but if I was going back to Italy , I would go to Caraceni Roma.
Not A. Caraceni of Milano.
But rather Tommy & Guilio Caraceni in Roma.
Caraceni Roma are my favorite tailor because they cut a coat for me which I think was the best looking, most flattering silhouette on me.
I like A. Caraceni also but if I was going back to Italy , I would go to Caraceni Roma.
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