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Guys, that's yet another episode
of such a solvents with podcast 

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and here with me with me, me how
is. 

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Also this energy I was, you 
know, you know, Jeremy Fragrance

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and this guy that just losing 
it. 

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He's always doing random stuff, 
you know, like I was like having

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this energy to do something 
random like him and you look 

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like. 
I actually watched YouTube video

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about him, you know that? 
He's yeah, me too actually. 

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Maybe you watched the same or? 
He's Polish, so who knows, maybe

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I will be there as well. 
I don't have a Ferrari yet, 

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yeah. 
Yeah, yeah. 

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I mean, we should open. 
I mean, we have actually some 

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kind of tip. 
Yeah, yeah, you can. 

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You can buy us a coffee. 
Yeah, exactly. 

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But that's what he did. 
He he took the money to buy 

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himself. 
Ferrari we we should open some 

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party on and. 
To buy yourself some Ferraris 

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guys if you want to participate 
in buying some Ferraris for. 

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US posh, posh or first Rolex? 
Yeah, yeah, yeah. 

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But officially just for the for 
the equipment for the podcast. 

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Jokes aside, with all the money 
that we invest in this podcast, 

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I think that would barely cover 
it to begin with. 

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Yeah, it would. 
It would cover some nice watch. 

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I think actually it would cover 
the Cerika watch. 

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This is actually my my my 
collab. 

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It's a French brand from Paris, 
but it's made in Switzerland, so

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it's it's made. 
They are very. 

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Spherical watches very special. 
This one is very special. 

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I didn't know that they are this
type of very special look. 

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Actually, yeah, they have field 
watches and GMT watches. 

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Usually just very casual but 
very special. 

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Also something that sticks out 
from on the market and very 

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fairly priced, it's €2000. 
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It's very nice Swiss made. 
Watch, Yeah, it is very nice. 

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I mean, we all know that Swiss 
made can because there's some 

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people that are taking some 
detour with the actually what is

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a Swiss made? 
But in it's the case in this 

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case, right they are. 
Certified as well. 

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They have some kind of 
certification that most so many 

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new brands have it has it, but 
yeah, they come from watch 

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business. 
They worked in, in, in, in this 

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field before the the founders. 
So I mean to to for a wash to be

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Swiss made it needs to be at 
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needs to be Swiss made. 
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Yeah. 
But yeah, going straight to the 

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straight, straight to the 
subject, it's something that you

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were excited for, Jordan. 
Yeah, exactly. 

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Why Made to Measure is the 
future of clothes? 

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Yeah. 
I mean that's might be a bold 

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statement for some people, but I
do believe that made to measure 

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is the future of close in 
general or at least that it 

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should be. 
But but I think that we are 

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slowly taking this direction 
more and more. 

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We have seen more and more 
brands emerging, getting 

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stronger in what they can 
propose. 

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I think the providers are also 
stronger. 

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The quality has never been 
better than nowadays. 

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But of course we will break this
top this subject in different 

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topics to go a bit in depths. 
But but I do believe that on 

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many ways, whether it's the 
quality of the clothes, the 

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quality of the feet, but also 
the sustainability, which is 

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super important because let's 
remember that clauses are one of

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the worst business for the toll 
that puts a toll on the on the 

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planet, on the environment. 
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Lot of use, a lot of water 
chemistry. 

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Chemicals that are released 
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So no, the and also just I mean,
it's basic slavery, slavery on 

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many countries. 
Lot of people are, I mean they 

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are dying the garments directly 
without any protections. 

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So they are dying from the 
chemicals that are on their 

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bodies. 
They are paid nothing. 

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Underpaid child laborers. 
Child laborers. 

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Exactly. 
So I mean they are ticking all 

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the wrong boxes to be honest in 
this business. 

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So yeah, of course met to 
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So it's not it slows down and 
it's you need to have people 

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that are more specialized in 
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So it means that they are more 
educated, better paid. 

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Yeah. 
So it's for all those reasons 

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that we will talk about. 
I think this is the future. 

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This is where we are coming from
because every garments were used

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to be made to measure basically.
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Yeah, even bespoke. 
So it's even better, but but 

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it's something that we 
completely lost with the 

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industrialization of of the 
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World with seasons Fast fashion 
trends that every season needs 

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to be something new. 
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But it's just the market ID 
market needs to feed himself, so

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he needs to make cheap things 
that you you need to replace and

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and you never. 
Stop or just things that are 

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achieved that will be worn out 
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Season. 
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So, So yeah, for all those 
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right now, I think that it's an 
obvious best way to tackle the 

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future when it comes to close. 
But we can start with the with 

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the most obvious one, the fit. 
Yeah, exactly the fit, because a

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lot of people just cannot fit in
this standard size. 

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Yeah. 
I mean, lots of people. 

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You've finally, when you are 
really taking this journey, you 

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finally find a brand that kind 
of fit you. 

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You know you can find that, but 
that it's at best. 

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Yeah, but when you have want to 
have a different fit you, when 

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you have something more looser 
here, wider here or something, 

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you're not a mannequin, you're 
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Like we have two here. 
We don't look like this. 

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No, at the end of the day, I 
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I'm working with a lot of 
customers that think I fit 

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pretty well in this size in most
places they do because like 

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anyone do, anyone does. 
But then when you're wearing an 

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actual garment that is made to 
your measurement, people become 

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self aware. 
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You feel the difference and 
people getting are getting self 

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aware of things that they didn't
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So they don't have the same 
shoulder height, they don't have

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the same length on the arms, 
they don't have exactly the the 

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pattern proportion on the 
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etcetera. 
So there are so many details 

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that you just get used to. 
But it's also something 

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interesting why Make to Measure 
is getting more popular between 

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guys, but women? 
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There's not such thing. 
No, no, it's. 

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Made to measure for women. 
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It's not. 
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It's not popular and a lot of 
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they are coming to us and 
they're like, OK, I, I heard 

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about the concept. 
It's it's amazing because we 

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don't get that. 
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because they think. 
It's too expensive and they like

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to have something that is trendy
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Female fashion is faster fast 
fashion and it's a. 

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Completely different way of 
consuming clothes. 

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Because we we dress in suits, in
jackets, very classical stuff. 

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And most guys also, they have 
their brand, their habits, and 

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they always go to the same place
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Nice to have. 
To to have your own tailor or 

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somebody a cleric at a mate to 
measure atelier that that will 

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know your body and will give you
something that will be 

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comfortable. 
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but that's the superior way of 
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But yeah, by default, men tends 
to be faceful cannot to the same

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place. 
So it's very difficult to take a

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man and let him try something 
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So that's one thing and that's 
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just basic way of knowing the 
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This is just the way it is. 
Women, they are more much more 

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trying new things. 
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from different places here and 
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So for a man it's difficult to 
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to go to the mate to measure, 
but once he's there, he won't 

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leave the women, it's the other 
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Try something. 
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try, but they will skip. 
They will be sceptical on other 

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things. 
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the fit than men's are in many 
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But it is. 
But it's also like this that 

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it's five times more expensive 
to get a new customer than to 

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retain the one you already have.
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So yeah, the market also works 
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people. 
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that because that's just the the
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But yeah, feet is very 
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I think that males are getting a
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they are going to met to 
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People will go to met to measure
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It's not necessarily because of 
the feet, sometimes it's also 

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because they get a better value 
than a luxury brand for the same

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quality. 
Instead of going to Laurel 

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Piano, they will have the robe 
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So they're thinking even in 
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better. 
And some guys they are like they

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are super aware of the feet and 
they also know that they will 

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have the quality of the rest. 
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Customization also you can 
choose whatever you want, but 

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you, you made to. 
I mean, I remember still when 

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when made to measure, you 
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It might be OK single breasted 
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calf of no, no calf. 
And that that was it. 

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And right now you can have 
details that you can find on 

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bespoke garments. 
You can have even hand stitched 

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parts of the jacket. 
So it like the it's so close to 

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be really bespoke. 
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I would say that in between the 
the best made to measure and the

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more normal or casual, I don't 
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The worst, even if worst doesn't
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thin line to be honest. 
You can have a good bespoke that

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is not fantastic, but that was 
very pricey and you can have a 

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fantastic made to measure that 
was quite reasonable in terms of

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price. 
Than than bad bespoke because 

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there are a lot of tailors that 
they they don't know anything 

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about new trends and they and 
you will look like your grandpa,

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literally. 
Yeah, exactly. 

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If you know what you want, my to
measure will always be the best.

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And if you don't know what you 
want, it's still going to be the

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best because you're going to 
learn what you want. 

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I mean the the person that that 
works in made to measure atelier

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should have the knowledge. 
Also, yeah, exactly. 

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And that makes the whole 
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You're going to have a good suit
because your advisor is a good 

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advisor because you have good 
taste, but also he understands 

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you well because it doesn't 
matter if you have a super 

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style, your style is your style.
What you need to do is to 

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understand what is going to be 
the style of the person that you

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have in front of you. 
So the good advisor is super 

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important in in this business. 
But yeah, so first fit, we 

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always say that fit is key and 
that's the first thing. 

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Even if the material is cheap, 
even if whatever the colour is 

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red, if the fit is good, it's 
going to work. 

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And it's also better comfort of 
wearing it. 

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Yeah, and longevity of your 
garment? 

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Exactly. 
You we will not feel 

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uncomfortable. 
So we'll, you will you will wear

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this outfit more often. 
You will maybe order another 

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one, another garment in the same
size, just different color. 

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But also one interesting thing 
that that inmate to measure you 

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can order whatever fabric you 
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So you can make a suit for, I 
don't know, maybe €1000, but you

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can make also at the same 
boutique A garment that cost 

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€10,000 because the fabric was 
so expensive. 

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Yeah, exactly. 
No, but you can make very cool 

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stuff. 
I have some customers. 

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They're just like very specific 
cut from a null garment that 

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doesn't exist anymore. 
But then you can do it again, 

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but with all the types of fabric
that you want, can be a shirt, 

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you can make a suit with a Nova 
shirt and A and a trouser. 

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So you can do so many things 
that are more you. 

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It's it's it's it's cool to see 
how Made to measure evolved. 

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Yeah, yeah, a lot. 
How much you can change? 

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You're not you're not limited. 
OK, there are some make simple 

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made to measures provided by the
by those mainstream brands 

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usually because it should be, 
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still cheap, because if you have
more options then it's get more,

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it gets more expensive. 
Yeah, but the same time you. 

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Like imagine ordering a suit 
with western yoke on your back. 

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Yeah, exactly. 
People don't need that much 

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options. 
I mean, for you and I, we don't 

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even need that much option to be
honest, because at some point in

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our lifestyle journey, sorry 
style journey, we are always 

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revolving around the same ideas.
So we don't need thousands of 

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options at the end of the day 
because we are always kind of 

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get to the same ones. 
And I think it's the same made 

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to measure If it allows people 
to express themselves, it also 

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allows brands to to express 
themselves. 

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And then you can go to a brand 
because it's something that 

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works with you and we can tweak 
all around those details to make

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it a bit more used. 
But at the end of the day, you 

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still want to total freedom is 
just chaos. 

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So you are not trying to look 
for one button that is yellow, 

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the other that is red, etcetera,
because that just looks goofy, 

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you know. 
So you still need to have some 

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kind of direction and this 
direction comes from the brand 

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because there's more and more 
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character and the advisor. 
Exactly. 

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And those two combination the 
heritage, the brand, the style, 

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plus the human side of things 
is, is what makes this journey 

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so much more genuine, connected,
grounded and and worse 

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experiencing, you know, it's a 
real experience. 

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You have your your advisor that 
you know, you trust this guy, 

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you just have a good time. 
It becomes fun to go there. 

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You know, I'm going to make a 
new suit. 

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This guy is actresses advice. 
And when I'm wearing the 

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garments that we made together, 
I'm having fun because then I'm 

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going to have fun wearing it. 
I know the impact that he's 

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going to have. 
I'm going to feel good about it,

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you know, So for all those 
reasons, they're strong. 

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And I would say that the mindset
also of the consumer is shifting

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and I would say that people are 
getting more and more tired of 

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this fast fashion stuff. 
You know, the things that 

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they're they are completely 
empty. 

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Those garments, you know that 
you're going to throw them away 

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it also. 
Gives you anxiety that OK? 

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I don't know if it's still 
fashionable or should they throw

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it away? 
Yeah, exactly. 

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Should I buy something new like 
if you're going, if you're going

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for make to measure some more, 
we are, we are talking about it 

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all the time guys. 
It's just choosing something 

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that will last longer. 
You will the fit will be better.

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So we will wear with you will 
enjoy wearing it. 

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Yeah. 
And some people, they are 

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criticizing the way that we 
dress up because they say, oh, 

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they are overthinking about it. 
It must take all their life. 

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I think that people that are 
following the trends, I have 

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much more wasted time in trying 
to figure out what I'm going to 

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wear spending so much time in 
the those big malls that are 

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like it's for me, it's terror 
place. 

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I hate shopping. 
I hate those places crawl 

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because people. 
You're looking for something 

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that fits you and OK, no, this 
is too tight. 

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This is too short here. 
Like why? 

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I can order how? 
Can you enjoy this experience? 

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Yeah, exactly. 
It's like for for me, it's a 

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horror. 
Yeah. 

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I hate. 
I hate trying new trousers. 

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Yeah, because I know that they 
will they will be too tight, 

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they will they will sit back, 
they will be too low on waist. 

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So and ordering just I need to 
just choose the the because the 

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the my size is already in the 
system almost always and or that

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I need to put my favorite the 
size of my favorite trousers to 

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the system and then I'll change 
just choosing the correct 

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fabric. 
Yeah. 

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So at the end of the day, we are
spending way less time. 

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We are wasting, well, less time 
into thinking about garments, 

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about buying them, about all of 
this. 

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And I would say also we are 
wasting, well, less money. 

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And that's strange to say that 
because it's way more expensive.

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It is, but imagine that a lot of
a lot of brands, they have like 

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70% of 50% of at made to 
measure. 

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At Made to Measure, the price is
already fairly, fairly set, 

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yeah. 
Yeah, more and more. 

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Yeah, yeah. 
And there there are no sales 

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because there's no stock. 
They they can sometimes maybe 

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the sale is on some fabric. 
The fabric, yeah, exactly 

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because there's some stocks of 
fabric and then but then you 

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have still a very but. 
Imagine going, for example, to 

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Zara and you see all those 
garments laying on the on the on

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the. 
On the ground. 

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The ground in the original price
was three times bigger and it's 

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not worth it. 
No, because those are cheap 

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material, cheaply made, and even
when they're doing something 

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so-called classic, which is 
quite rare, they are always 

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putting some kind of trendy 
detail that will age so poorly. 

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Or the quality. 
Is poor and the quality is poor.

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So that's the one of the first 
thing that will. 

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So, yeah, I would say that we 
can really see a shift in 

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people's mind because people are
getting tired of this emptiness.

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They are way more aware about 
what they are consuming. 

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It comes with food, you know, a 
lot and it's getting to garments

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as well. 
So mentality has are changing, 

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they are shifting and people are
more and more aware. 

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And I would say that even the 
female consumer that we're we're

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more victim of this actually 
shifting more and more. 

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And I can see it because we have
more and more female customer 

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that are coming because they 
they were not interested in that

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before but now they are 
realising. 

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OK, well, I'm I've been taking 
care of my mental health, I've 

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been taking care of my food, but
I'm still doing this crap with 

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the closing, so I also need to 
change that and. 

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It's an investment, yeah, Yeah, 
you just buy. 

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You just buy a garment that will
last longer, that will be more 

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comfortable, that the the 
quality price ratio will be just

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better and you don't waste time 
going to a mall. 

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You know, Jordan, when I'm 
entering the shopping mall, the 

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energy level just goes down. 
I don't know those those lights,

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so many people crowded and those
smells because a lot of stores 

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they have their own like 
fragrance spray. 

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I mean, it's like you are 
aggressed by everything, by the 

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noise, by the light, by the 
people, because everyone is in 

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the same state and you're also 
very. 

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Anonymous there, you're just 
entering and all those store 

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clacks they are sometimes. 
Yeah, you are just a wallet. 

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Yeah, no one cares about you. 
You're just a wallet. 

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You're here to empty yourself 
and you go out. 

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It's it's it's very bad. 
And anyone can tell and anyone 

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can feel it. 
And I think that even the moulds

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are, they're not like this 
really in Sweden. 

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But also the the shape of them 
is changing. 

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They are trying to make them a 
bit less like this. 

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They're trying to make areas 
where you can relax a bit and 

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chill, but at the end of the day
it's still the same thing. 

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And you go there on weekends and
you just want to die. 

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You know I have this anxiety 
just thinking. 

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About it and just just wasting 
the whole day to find one pair 

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of trousers or. 
Something. 

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Yeah, exactly. 
No, it's no, it feels very bad. 

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So that's the reason why 
mentality are shifting. 

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But also, and we were mentioning
about that in the beginning, but

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that's also part of what we're 
talking right now. 

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It's the sustainability aspect 
of things. 

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The metro measure will always 
push better quality materials. 

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So something that will last 
longer just because the fabric 

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by default is better. 
Yeah, you always have a label 

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what fabric it is. 
Yeah, exactly. 

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You know where it's coming from.
You know how it's been made and 

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usually it's made by people that
have been doing that for 

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centuries. 
So they know the business and 

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they they are also and there's 
been a lot of great evolution so

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on that. 
So meals and the oldest meals 

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find ways, find ways to maintain
their heritage, maintain the 

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quality, even improve the 
quality of what they were making

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for centuries with wasting less,
wasting less water, wasting or 

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using less chemicals. 
So the improvement has been huge

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and the the pollution that was 
coming out of the business was 

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quite low to begin with, but 
they've even improved that. 

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So making less garments 
basically with better quality 

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materials with the better making
will give you something that 

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feels better on your shoulders 
that will last longer. 

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And saying that it's a bit more 
pricey is very relative because 

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to be honest, again, wearing 
global, yeah, and wearing Laura 

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Piano, well that's if you go to 
Laura Piano, that's going to be 

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expensive and that's not good. 
If you are wearing the fabric 

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made in a good way, then that's 
not so expensive actually. 

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And it's an investment what we 
are when we keep saying 

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investment, investment, 
investment, I'm sorry. 

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When you are capable to wear 
your garments for 10 years or 

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plus, that's an investment. 
It means that the €1000 that you

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put in there in 10 years, that's
not so much you know and to it's

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for anyone. 
It's you don't need to be rich, 

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you just need to place your 
money where you just need to be 

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smart about. 
It I mean, my dad used to say 

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that he he, he couldn't afford 
buying something cheap. 

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Yeah, exactly. 
We talked about that before. 

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It's like there's also this guy 
that was saying I'm too poor to 

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buy shit. 
Yeah, exactly. 

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Because, and that's even when I 
have been tired of my life where

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I was completely broke, not a 
single money because I was 

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putting it in art. 
Well, it was not preventing me 

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from finding sometimes the money
to buy very nice stuff. 

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And I knew that I I still carry 
those things nowadays. 

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But it's also an experience. 
You're walking in Italy, you're 

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greeted, you can have coffee 
drink or something and the 

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person that the advisor just 
want to know about your needs. 

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Yeah, yeah. 
Exactly of shows you the the 

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swatches, bunches with fabrics, 
finding the perfect fit and then

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when you find the perfect fit. 
OK, if you have the money, 10 

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suits, 10 sweaters, trousers, 
jackets, you can order a whole 

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wardrobe. 
Yeah, and I would say there's 

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some customers there like this. 
They're like, oh, I want it all 

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and I'm always advising them. 
All right, take the the key 

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things that you need right now, 
but wait a bit because you're 

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you're having a growing passion 
for this. 

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When you wear your first suit, 
you will be in super place, but 

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in one year you will be in a 
different mindset. 

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So maybe you will want to add 
pieces and instead of waiting 

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the the one that you have or 
having to sell them, you know, 

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do this rotation, you know, 
that's also that being a good 

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advisor, you know. 
Yeah, and and also not ordering 

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the fancy suits when you're just
starting. 

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Only the pink and the yellow 
suit might be a wrong start. 

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Yeah, but it's interesting. 
Like I I just wonder how world 

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would look like if everybody had
made to measure clothes. 

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Like the world in the 40s. 
Like the world in the 50s. 

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Exactly like like even my my 
uncle, he still goes to a 

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tailor. 
Yeah, exactly. 

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I mean, we can see pictures of 
our great grandparents and great

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grandfathers and grandmothers. 
They were very, very even on the

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field of war. 
They were wearing nice. 

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Clothes people, people look 
differently. 

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They they didn't have the same 
garments. 

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Like right now I I feel like 
every brand, they have the same 

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looking clothes. 
So you're more individual. 

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Exactly. 
They were more personality, they

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were more capable to express who
they are and usually who they 

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are was something deeper. 
They were deeper people. 

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They were more grounded. 
They were more serious people in

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many ways. 
And nowadays everything is about

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being fun and shallow and 
laughing about everything you 

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can lost. 
You can have fun and still be a 

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deep person. 
And I would say that's 

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absolutely not opposed. 
And I think we are getting back 

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to this because we made an 
episode recently about mental 

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health. 
I think you are you feel better 

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when you are a more grounded 
person and doesn't mean that you

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cannot have loss etcetera. 
It just mean that you because 

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the last thing about everything 
is just being ironical and being

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ironical is being powerless. 
So yeah, we are getting back to 

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being more serious on things. 
We are more serious on what we 

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are wearing. 
We are more serious on what we 

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are eating and the way we are 
thinking and all those things 

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that goes together. 
You cannot be interested in one 

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thing and not on the other. 
I don't know serious people that

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like clauses but it only buggers
or people that are about mental 

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health but they have no interest
in the their physical 

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appearance. 
All those things are connected 

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and if someone is doing it it's 
because it's not serious. 

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I would say sorry guys, so. 
So guys, we're even wondering if

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you own some make to measure 
garments or you have some 

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garments of your dreams that you
want to order? 

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Yeah, exactly. 
Just write as a comment on 

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Spotify. 
You can actually leave a comment

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if not under the real on 
Instagram. 

470
00:29:16,480 --> 00:29:19,520
Yeah, yeah, that would be best. 
Yeah, we have more and more 

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people that we meet, a lot of 
people that listen to us in the 

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streets and they're like, yeah, 
I'm listening. 

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I'm. 
That's super nice. 

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I'm like, oh, but you should 
comment. 

475
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I'm. 
Like a lot of people actually 

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write us DMS, but I always 
answer that you should write a 

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comment. 
Yeah, because that's 

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interesting, what they are. 
Because other other viewers, 

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other listeners can can comment 
as well can join the 

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conversation. 
Yeah, exactly. 

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But because that's just, I mean,
that's an open talk. 

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That's what we we don't think 
that we know everything or 

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everything that we are saying.
