How to Fit Clothes Perfectly Without a Tailor

Sure, anyone can go with the one-size-fits-all mentality, but what fun is that? Haven't you ever wanted to gear up in a suit made just for you? Well, forget the tailor, save the money and listen to these steps.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

1. Get a Zegna necktie. Don't mess with just any tie. Get one that is made to measure, with adjustable length, width and knot size. Just know how big you are.
2. Buy a Hermes shirt. Hermes makes literally thousands of combinations of shirt styles, with customizable cuffs and collars. You can choose your own style and forget about sagging or stretching.
3. Go to Nike.com for your shoes. Nike's website lets you pick your color, size and style. Then you can view it before you buy it. It's instantaneous foot gratification. You never have to worry again about trying on the perfect shoe and then finding out it's out of stock.
4. Consider a Kiton blazer. Kiton makes single- and double-breasted jackets, with varying lapel styles in every color and size imaginable. Just know your own measurements and adjust as necessary.
5. Buy your pants on eBay. Seriously. You can get anything you want for your price, and if you are familiar with what works for you, chances are it's available now.

Tips & Warnings

• Consider going to a tailor and getting your measurements made. Mark it on a card and keep that card in your wallet. Then you'll never need to worry again about finding the right fit.