Sorry boss. It gave me a B+. I would have to give this program a C- here is why. Firstly the outfit is a suit not a blazer, secondly the color is a medium grey not a navy (which negates the entire critique) thirdly the trousers fit quite well since it’s a MTM (Rise is slightly lower that an OTR Double forward pleat but “taper”?- makes now sense). Fourthly, a gold tie with a medium grey suit isn’t bold enough ??? While yes a broad striped tie in say the attached English block would be bolder- my suspicion is that because the program wrongly analyzed the outfit as a blue blazer it ran with the misconception that I was wearing a blue coat with a blue shirt and not even sure of it recognized the tie being in the yellow (vs blue) family or it was referring to the blue in the tie. Irrespective the only reason I can give the program a C Minus is that it correctly evaluated the shoulder seams. Sorry friend it needs some tweaking. Regarding the fit. I worry that it is programmed to show a plain front tapered leg with a Tom Ford Inspired too tight coat (the present “fashion trend” that is beginning to (over) swing to pleats (good) with too wide legs. (Bad). Might I suggest some radial upfront questions ie Function - casual - Business - Formal Fit • Classic timeless menswear • hipster high fashion Fabric • timeless natural fabrics • man made performance fabrics In the program design use models like Cary Grant , Steve McQueen, Sean Connery, Jimmy Stewart for the timeless fit and natural fabric versions. And whatever hipster look maybe Daniel Craig etc for that look (not my world but might be others). Then I think it might be a better program. [you asked my friend]

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