Hangzhou Is The Best Shop Operator In Suits.

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Kim Da Ying holds a finger in his right hand.

For a long time, JINDA's work was to dismantle the sleeves, 1000 pairs, 2000 pairs? He could not remember the figures himself.

In his opinion, no one in Hangzhou can match his skill in making a suit.

Even those big names with 6 digits or more are not only brand names but also their pursuit of dresses.

The native Ningbo native has experienced the baptism of the red band tailor III and handed down from his grandfather. He wants to carry forward in Hangzhou.

Hong Bang tailor?

"Hong Bang tailor" originated in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. As one of the earliest port cities to be traded with foreign countries, many tailors in Ningbo once made clothes for foreigners, also known as "red hair", and the name "Hong Bang" came from this.

At that time, it was the blending period of eastern and Western cultures in modern China, and the costumes of Chinese people began to evolve from the style of the robe of the imperial robes to the practical western style garments.

"Red gang tailors" conform to the historical trend and break through

The clothing made by the "red gang tailor" is the present suit, and the grandfather of JINDA Ying is the earliest successor of the "red gang tailor".

"The red gang tailor" is exquisite and tailor-made. It is all handmade from the beginning of the tailoring. It should be said that the production is more exquisite and exquisite.

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Poor gentleman

Jin Da Ying is still very young, 30 years old, but has had more than ten years of sewing experience.

JINDA Ying wears his own design suit, pink shirt and a light coffee suit, plus a vest. It looks like a person who has mixed up with Shanghai in the last century.

"Every" red gang tailor "can not escape the fate of poverty.

My grandfather is like this. My father is here to me.

It's a craft. It doesn't need too many tools, it doesn't earn much money, but it's enough to support the family. "

After finishing junior high school, Jin Da Ying dropped out of school and studied skills at home.

In those days, JINDA met with painful words, "sleeping two hours a day, dreaming of sewing when you dream."

Dad's teaching method is completely reverse thinking. You have to learn to do it. You must think about it. The most difficult thing for Western-style clothes is to put on the sleeves. You have to completely dismantle 300 pairs of sleeves, and the clothes you make are barely enough to see.

This is definitely a hard work. It is necessary to cut off the cuff of a hundred needles and remove the needle, so that the clothes can not be damaged a bit. Sometimes, one day, everything becomes a dense pinhole.

Truly pure handwork

Kim DIN Ying did not like to mention the concept of "handcraft" because the word had been used by merchants.

"I went to see a Wedding Expo last time, and a shop ran a hand-made banner.

I went over to him and asked him, "what are your clothes made by hand?"

I asked the beads on the collar. This is also handmade.

I see, so neatly, how can it be? Just say, "can you tell me how you made this bead?" then the shop assistant stunned the shopkeeper and explained that the present beads were mechanical.

"I feel that everyone is capable of doing business, but we must not use deception to know that we do not know if we do not know."

2000 yuan manual price.

A few scissors plus a couple of tape measures are all the tools of JINDA Ying. They make a suit in JINDA, and the cost of the 2000 yuan (including a coat and a pair of trousers) is absolutely no price.

"A lot of people think it's expensive, but you know, everything here is purely handmade, and it doesn't work for seven or eight years without doing anything like this."

There are more than 100 processes for tailoring suits. There are more than 40 processes in Zhongshan.

There are six links in volume, cutting, sample, sample, sewing and inspection, and ten days in less.

"I feel that my skill is worth the price, and now I am looking for some teachers to help me with it in my hometown. My price must be up to them."