"Tailor turns out to be not a word Americans are that familiar with, so arguably we could have sold more originally with one of the other names".
Although the digital tailor turns out custom suits faster and more cheaply -- suits made in 15 days start at $700 -- it accounts for only 30percentt of custom business at the store.
They trimmed it, but also expanded the thin covering of my son's brain, called the dura, like tailors letting out a pair of pants.
Thus, in readiness for his UK tour, which starts today, perhaps any fashionistas or tailors out there would like to put forward a few suggestions for improving Art's attire.
Another American, Claes Oldenburg, began by reconstructing common things out of the random pictorial substance of Abstract Expressionism; his later reconstructions of the rigid furniture of life are tailored out of limp plastic sheeting, and the paradox oddly extends one's knowledge of the objective world.
He doesn't know how many people there are in his team, exactly – "You know, we're a decent size" – but certainly enough that one person can spend the six hours necessary in cutting the back of a jacket, that being the time it takes when Jacobs decides he wants to make tailoring out of powdered crocodile skins.
SBA-15 could be tailored out into different morphologies such as spheres [32], fibers [33] and rodlike [33] through monitoring of the synthesis conditions, thus having different physicochemical properties.
MK says the coat looks like it was tailored out of an orange paper towel, like the soufflé collapsed, kind of like "disco Halloween".
The expected increase in thoracic, tailored rule-out CT examinations will urge the (general) radiologist to gain confidence in detecting and reporting alternative diagnoses on regular thoracic CT or CTA examinations requested in the setting of acute chest pain.
Raymond Twyeffort, a custom tailor, was turning out waistcoat tartans as early as '41.
