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Yearling

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Date: Mar 20, 2011
Altering a Shadbelly
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Has anyone ever tried altering a shadbelly? Found one on ebay, but need to go a size smaller. Is it expensive or difficult to find a seamstress to alter it?

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Grand Prix

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Hi Natasha :) Most dry-cleaners here in the states also can do alterations/tailoring for relatively cheap. I've never altered a shadbelly but I imagine a good enough seamstress will be able to tailor the jacket to your size. If the jacket isn't going to break the bank, it couldn't hurt to try having it tailored.
Best of luck! :)

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Yearling

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Date: Apr 13, 2011
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thanks for the advice! this shadbelly thing is turning out to be expensive haha

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Grand Prix

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Hey! Did you ever manage to get it tailored or anything? :)

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Yearling

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Date: Apr 13, 2011
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Still looking for one, thought maybe I could find a bigger one for cheaper, but the search is proving to be more difficult than i thought. The size disparity between brands is huge!

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