Proper fit is not tightness—it is cloth draping naturally with your frame. JEREMIAH SUIT tailors begin at the shoulder: the seam should sit at the shoulder point—not too wide (drooping) or too narrow (restricting movement).
Chest should allow a fist of ease; waist gently suppressed without pulling; sleeve length showing roughly one centimetre of shirt cuff; trouser break adjusted to preference. The back should show no horizontal rippling or excess fabric.
When trying on, perform three tests: raise arms, sit, and walk naturally. The JEREMIAH SUIT commission process includes fitting adjustments to meet every checkpoint in real-world wear.