Salvador Dal's Lobster Telephone and Mae West Lips Sofa To Be AuctionedSingapore’s leading bespoke men’s wear tailor, Kevin Seah is launching a range of ready-to-wear garments. The line initially focuses on wardrobe staples including trim chinos, Japanese denim jeans, British and Italian cotton shirts and fine underwear, as well as unique items such as linen guayaberas (an elegant Cuban shirt perfect for Singapore’s tropical climate) and kungfu-influenced reversible linen shirt-jackets. Seah says that he aims to bring the same levels of craftsmanship, style and quality to his off-the-rack selection as customers have come to appreciate in his bespoke suits (priced from $5,000 SGD, or about $3,500 USD, and upwards) and shirts. “I’m a great admirer of Ralph Lauren and Paul Smith,” Seah says. “I love the way they bring a designer touch to classic tailoring, using splashes of color and quirky details to make men’s wear that is both elegant and dandyish, traditional yet forward-thinking.

Source: Forbes January 29, 2017 01:00 UTC