Tom James, Worlds Largest Custom Suit Manufacturer Announces Fall Winter

The 525 Tom James professional clothiers are meeting this week in San Antonio for the unveiling of the Fall Winter line for Tom James.

Titled, Tailored to the Way You Live, Tom James Fall Winter 2013 provides style while focusing on the service they provide.

We recognize we serve a wide and varying clientele, said Catherine Conway, Director of Merchandising. Certainly our focus is custom tailored clothing, but that look can vary, depending on your life style.

With a nod to tradition, Tom James recognizes iconic style features, such as peak lapels, are a returning trend. Weve always had peak lapels in our model book as they are as timeless, noted Conway. Whats intriguing is that peak lapels are typically saved for double-breasted jackets, tuxedos and dinner jackets.

We love the fact a peak lapel lengthens the body and draws the eye upward and puts focus on the broader shoulder, especially when paired with trim pants. Its very flattering.

Also returning for Fall is the three-piece suit, with new attention paid to richer colors, such as blue. Blue is the new navy, according to Conway. The trim suit, in Mad Men style is still quite popular and has become the preferred look for men of all ages.

Conway also notes that since Tom James makes most of their fabrics and offers over 1100 fabric choices for suits, making the customer truly in control over their entire look.

Conway said, We service very busy professionals. So the fact we can bring these fabric choices directly to them saves them time. They will never have to wrangle for a parking place, never have to wait in line or covet a garment that is no longer available in their size. We offer a truly custom experience tailored to the way our clients live.

Tom James, at their meeting, welcomed nearly 100 new clothiers who have joined their company since January. They are on track to hire over 150 clothiers this calendar year, a reflection of the welcome acceptance to their business model.

Tom James is the worlds largest custom mens suit manufacturer and retailer. It operates 109 offices in 36 US states and 5 countries, internationally. It owns and operates 3 woolen mills, 8 factories and is proud to say over 90% of its tailored garments are made in the USA.

For more information, consult http://www.tomjames.com.

News source: PRWeb

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Tom James, Worlds Largest Custom Suit Manufacturer Announces Fall Winter

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Online Retailer Giant Vintage Announces 60% off Retro Sunglasses

Online store Giant Vintage is highlighting its extensive range of discounted sunglasses for both men and women as part of their WTF Blowouts sale. Available at http://www.GiantVintage.com, these inexpensive sunglasses are offered at 60% off their original retailing price.

Achieving stand-out personal style can be difficult when on a limited budget. Thats why we were eager to offer our customers yet more bang for their buck with the WTF Blowouts page. Here, customers can choose from a range of styles from cat eye sunglasses to clear lens glasses and wayfarers to novelty sunglasses while availing of our deepest discounts yet, said Ben Morris, CEO of Giant Vintage.

Combining a vast inventory of retro and vintage eyewear with generous discounts, the online retailer seeks to provide a breadth of options for bargain hunting shoppers. Named WTF Blowouts, Giant Vintages discounted stock section is comprised of products varied in style and price-point with certain items priced as low as $5.

The Dylan sunglasses are currently retailing for only $12, reduced from their original price of $16, and are ideal for customers eager to channel the easy style of the 1950s and 1960s beat generation. At a discount of 25%, shoppers can fashion a look that harks back to the proponents of casual chic such as Patti Smith.

Male customers who wish to purchase an affordable pair of sunglasses will likely be drawn to styles such as the Clyde retro clear-lens sunglasses. Reduced from $20 to just $12, this style is perfectly suited to dapper gentlemen. Representing the opposite end of the style spectrum, the Voom retro sunglasses are suited to men who admire the angular shapes and unabashed coloring of the 1980s aesthetic. The Voom features a bold set of white frames accented by a bright red detail encompassing its lenses.
For women searching for inexpensive sunglasses that nonetheless evoke a high fashion look, the Arcadia sunglasses are an optimal fit. Reminiscent of a style-savvy sci-fi aesthetic, these sunglasses are ideal for women who want to capture the look of magazine fashion editorial. The Arcadia style also features polarized lenses which work toward reducing glare from the suns rays.

More lighthearted customers will delight in Giant Vintages discounted novelty glasses. Biking-enthusiasts will not want to miss the Bicycle style which features a frame shaped like a bicycle as well as lenses that pose as its wheels. Available in the candy hues of red and pink, the Bicycle style is retailing at just $12, reduced from $16.

To browse more of Giant Vintages comprehensive collection of vintage eyewear, visit the companys website at http://www.GiantVintage.com. Giant Vintage is also present on Facebook and Twitter at http://www.facebook.com/GiantVintage and http://twitter.com/GiantVintage, respectively. The retailer also maintains a blog at http://www.GiantVintage.com/Blog.

Contact Info
Giant Vintage Sunglasses
PO Box 50874
Los Angeles, CA 90050,
U.S.A

Phone: 213-477-5598

Website: http://www.giantvintage.com

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