Sentence examples for tailoring in house from inspiring English sources

At Dior, Bill Gaytten, who is in charge of the studio until a new designer is named, did a restrained job with Dior's tailoring, in house shades of gray, cream and palest blue, mixing the classic bar jacket with checked or creamy gazar skirts, and cigarette pants.

While few firefighters dispute the system's value, some question why so much is being spent for technology tailored in-house while the staff is being cut.

The Chinese e-commerce giant will join a raft of other tech firms in designing its own processors tailored to in-house machine-learnings tasks.

Fine hand laundering of shirts ensures their complete care, while European tailoring, either in-house or at-home, allows for exemplary alterations.

The system was developed in laboratory by using commercial devices tailored around in house-made membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs).

OPENINGS Although the CESARE ATTOLINI tailoring house dates back to Naples in the 1930s, it is just now coming to this side of the pond.

But to look at the wholesale sloppiness blossoming out on the runways at shows like Liz Claiborne's and Kenneth Cole's, with jackets and trousers seemingly cut to please everyone and no one, is to want to cry out, "Is there a tailor in the house?" Mr. Combs's jeans fit in a way that one can imagine young men liking: loose through the legs with some definition around the hips.

The company carries 1,200 fabrics, including fine suiting wools, Harris tweeds, cashmeres and even vicuña, and offers in-house tailoring in an oak-wood room filled with bolts of materials on shelves reaching up to soaring ceilings.

The company also provides an enterprise option, which is tailored to law firms and in-house legal departments.

Enter Joseph Cirillo, the railroad's in-house tailor.

The in-house tailor was summoned to hem the bottom of the polo half an inch.