A Man Hing Cheong

I have been a customer for over 15 years and have had many suits and shirts made there .. the cut and quality is second to none.... especially the work of the cutter. Peter looks after me when I’m there

Hello; i am in possession of a shirt which was made by you in 1975 or 1976 ?? with on the collar of the shirt your trademark (A Man in Cheong) alos here is my question I would like to know '--- because I need to receive a certificate of authenticity .. or the copy of the document of the order, Purchase of Mr Claude François: Flèche ---disques and production---) company and also know how many copies has been made ?? Thank you for your response. Here are 2 photos to see the product. My adress is claude Richarte 17 rue jules Froment LYON 69008 France

Hello; i am in possession of a shirt which was made by you in 1975 or 1976 ?? with on the collar of the shirt your trademark (A Man in Cheong) alos here is my question I would like to know '--- because I need to receive a certificate of authenticity .. or the copy of the document of the order, Purchase of Mr Claude François: Flèche ---disques and production---) company and also know how many copies have been made ?? Thank you for your response. Here are 2 photos to see the product. My adress is claude Richarte 17 rue jules Froment LYON 69008 France

I have benefited from bespoke suits for more than fifty years, from exquisite tailors in Baltimore, Manama, Damascus, London, Paris, and Hong Kong. Each has produced wonderful clothing, but my suits from A Man Hing Choeng represent the ultimate in clothing and service. This shop is not the cheapest, but the product is superlative. As an ex-pulling guard from the single-wing era, it would be charitable to say that I am still built “blockily.” I will never be described as a fashion model. When I wear my favorite suit from A Man Hing Cheong, however, I have been stopped by passers-by who ask, “Wow. Great-looking suit. Where did you buy it?” Three times, twice in New York and once in Boston, sidewalk-sharers have asked, “Is that an A Man Hing Choeng suit?” Clearly improbable, but accurate. You MUST be fair to these artists and allow for at least one firing. Their suits, fabrics, and craftsmanship will last a lifetime, so time spent at A Man Hing Choeng is time well-spent. And be sure to ask for all your favorites: worked button-holes in sleeves and lapel; pockets for watchs and business card holders; the perfect drape; permanent suspenders buttons; and your favorite leg cuff width. My only concern is my inability to get them to use truly wild or colorful linings. For those opportunities, I recommend a suit almost as well-made, and about as expensive, as a creation from Martial Artaud at Artling in Paris. Again, show-stopper workmanship and linings worthy of those of us who gravitate to effortless elegance and non-conformity.

A Man Hing Cheong, alongside WW Chan, Gordon Yao, Y William Yu, and H Baromon are my favourite tailors

Very fine cut and high level of craftsmanship