The Indie clothing brand was born in 2014 as a proposal for unconventional accessories for men, but yes, very colorful, modern, fun, eclectic. Over time, this Ecuadorian brand has evolved to the rhythm of the needs of its customers, to offer each piece that completes and complements the menswear; literally, to dress his audience “from head to toe”.
His most recent proposal in this regard is his new tailoring line, with tailor-made suits.
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In this division the brand began with a section of suits ready to wearthat is, ready to wear, in addition to parts smart casual (formal garments that can be combined with casual pieces), including the personalized service to accommodate fit (adjustment) of the clothing, as well as some changes to the taste of its buyers.
Now Indie wants to give strength to tailored formal suits, “after two years in which they went unnoticed due to the pandemic,” he explains. Susan Lazo, founder of Indie.
Since a suit or a suit is essential in any men’s wardrobe, Indie offers this new line to satisfy the exact measurements of its clients, their personal styles and the trends they prefer.
“We have a varied color chart, but sometimes customers even ask us for colors outside of it and we look for them within our commercial allies,” says Lazo.
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To access this service, those interested can go to the Indie stores (Policentro and Mall del Sol), where a sales consultant will show them the suit catalog and schedule an appointment with a tailor and an image consultant (reserves with $20). In that appointment you can choose all the additional or personalized details that you expect from the chosen model.
Between four and eight working days, the client agrees to the first fitting of the suit, which is complemented by two more appointments: a second fitting and delivery. In this sense, Lazo recommends starting this process at least fifteen days before the date of your event, if that is the case.
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Regarding trends, the founder refers to several styles that are growing, such as the use of four-button blazers, the English cut in pants (high to the waist and with darts), jackets with wide lapels, among others. “Customers today are looking for not only a classic suit, but also bold and bold cuts,” emphasizes Susan, who adds that the styles slim Y skinny they have not lost their validity either
In its eight years of life, Indie has put together a large catalog that includes men’s jewelry, socks, boxers, shirts, T-shirts, swimwear, shortsshoes and more accessories, which join his tailoring line.
Source: Eluniverso
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