In the spirit of yesterday’s post, sometimes you may actually have a man-friend to get a present for this Valentine’s Day, so why not spoil him? Or, if not that, Father’s Day is basically around the corner, so this may be a great gift for him. After all, what guy couldn’t use a free shirt?
As much as I love girl’s clothing and getting to dress up, I was always so jealous of how easy guys had it when it came to getting dressed up quickly. Seriously though, throw on a shirt and a tie and go. What’s funny though, is that some guys can get really picky about their business clothing, which makes it really hard to just buy a shirt or tie for them. Luckily, The Knot solves that problem for you.
Launched in Dubai in 2010, Knot Standard is the brainchild of John Ballay and Matt Mueller, two Americans then living in the Emirate. Knot Standard’s value proposition is straight forward: Allowing men from all over the globe access to a world of talented tailors, Knot Standard offers handmade bespoke suits at price points that customers would usually pay for an off the rack, run of the mill suit.
Upping the stakes, Knot Standard uses innovative 3D imaging via webcam to get the most perfect measurements for clients and laser cutting technology at the workshop to ensure each suit is cut to fit the individual customer.
“The perfect fit, individual style, and impeccable tailoring.” explains Ballay. “The key to being well dressed is always fit and that’s what gives Knot Standard a competitive edge. We don’t use patterns. Each bespoke suit is cut directly from a bolt of cloth to the measurements of the individual customer. We like to joke that our suits come in just one size – yours.”
So now that you’ve heard all that, want to make your gift buying a little easier? Well, I’ve partnered today with Knot Standard to give one lucky winner a free custom shirt, valued at $95. Just follow the easy steps below to enter. Also, the contest goes through Tuesday, February 10th at 11:59pm so just in case you don’t win, you still have time to pick up a gift card on your own.
Good luck!
