How is made-to-measure different from buying a suit and having it altered?

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  1. Monsieur Brunold

    “An alteration adjusts a garment built for someone else. Made-to-measure changes the pattern before the cloth is cut — the shoulder, the chest, the balance, the posture. A tailor can shorten a sleeve; no tailor can rebuild a shoulder that was never yours. Fit begins at the pattern or it doesn't begin.”

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