suit

by **luckylisp1234** on Sun Nov 18, 2007 5:42 pm

does anybody know how much a tailored suit would roughly cost?

by **HW iaintwoeyes** on Sun Nov 18, 2007 6:43 pm

I've been told about �40 but it can vary from tailor to tailor and the cloth used........real bargin and I'm getting two done whilst out there!!

by **luckylisp1234** on Tue Dec 25, 2007 1:17 pm

you can get tailor made suits from �25 but they dont look too good lol,there's a great tailors in Baga called P.R. Enterprises all the taxi drivers know hwere it is.the tailor WILL NOT haggle,he will show you the best fabric and give you a price for the suit,if it's too much he will show you other fabrics til you find one that suits your budget.Me and my partner paid �700 and for that we got 2 three peice suits each with an extra pair of trousers,a silk waistcoat each 8 shirts and 8 ties each all talior made,we chose different materials for the suits and the material for all the shirts was all selected individualy,we had 2 fittings and i can honestly say that to buy just one suit back home in england would probly exceed the �700 mark.

by **nanabo** on Wed Dec 26, 2007 1:41 pm

My hubby bought silk shirts and they were very nice. Guy brought them to the hotel within a day on his moped!!!!!!!!!!!brill

by **HW iaintwoeyes** on Wed Dec 26, 2007 9:54 pm

I'm reckoning on about �75 for a suit....OK it's not going to be a "�700" one but then it'll still be quite good hopefully.

I'm also looking forward to getting at least three or four decent dress shirts during my stay.

by **luckylisp1234** on Fri Dec 28, 2007 1:27 pm

ian it was �700 for 4 three peice suits 16 shirts and 16 ties plus 2 silk waistcoats for a wedding which he made us for free,my god i wouldnt pay �700 for 1 suit lol hehe,weve already booked for the same time next year but for three weeks this time,hope you enjoy it,are you staying in calangute or baga?

ben

by **HW iaintwoeyes** on Fri Dec 28, 2007 2:32 pm

I was refering to the British price!

I'm staying at the Marinha Dourada which I think is somewhere up behind Baga Beach?

by **luckylisp1234** on Fri Dec 28, 2007 3:18 pm

baga was a bit too hectic for me,i found calngute/candolim beaches to be quieter and not as many hawkers either.im sure you'll love it though as its one of those holiday destinations that hasnt been taken over by the germans or the british,almost everything in goa is real and hasnt been put there just to please tourists else there'd be paths and traffic lights hehe.it was such a refreshing holiday to experience real india.i dont like hot spicy food so i was a little worried about the food but it was fantastic,ive never in my life eaten so many different curries and naans and chipattis(i think thats the correct spelling)mind you i could have murdered a Mcdonalds towards the end of the holiday hehe but i settled for a domino's pizza instead which was realy nice.

ben

by **nanabo** on Fri Dec 28, 2007 5:11 pm

The tiger prawns were my favorite hummi