Comments on: MTailor Update 2026 – What Happened After Shark Tank

By: Doug Roy

Doug Roy — Sat, 05 Aug 2017 17:45:00 +0000

Personally I think the product and the services are quite good. When you think about it how many American males have the perfect body, 20%? Maybe that’s a stretch. It gives guys like me, 5’7″ with a paunch, 32″ arms and a 16 1/2″ neck a perfect fit. There are options for being untucked and also for the fit. For a shirt that fits like a glove despite a few extra pounds it’s a wonderful option. Everybody has their own budgets and price points; I don’t think that should be part of the debate. I have approximately 6/7 shirts and a pair of jeans. I don’t wear many suits but would like to try their options. They have a liberal return policy, although I’ve never used it. The product arrives in 3 to 4 weeks. The untucked optional shirt also fits well tucked and depending upon style you can wear for casual use or for business. About the jeans, I have a small backside and normal jeans look I could fit a watermelon back there. Snug fit wit MTailor. Onto the negative. The shirts have worn well but the material seems a little light on the thread count. It feels light. Also, there is no option for color of your buttons and in some instances I don’t like the combination choices. I asked about a couple of option changes and the company is pretty rigid with their designs. They said no changes. All button up shirts are 100% cotton to my knowledge and you have the wrinkle factor. I hope this helps anybody on the fence who’s considering giving MTailor an opportunity.

By: Nimrod Alejandro

Nimrod Alejandro — Sun, 23 Apr 2017 15:19:00 +0000

I usually side with the small fish on this, but this guy is a tech guy. Kevin was right… stick with the tech side and start licensing. Would’ve been great to see this on other brands. Just stopped by Mtailor’s website. that’s not even well-made, which shows me they’re not investing in a branding company to help them grow the brand. They’re doing everything themselves, which is a mistake.

By: Waldetto

Waldetto — Wed, 29 Mar 2017 07:02:00 +0000

In reply to Striptaway. Tell us what you really think without holding back this time!

By: Striptaway

Striptaway — Sat, 25 Feb 2017 08:43:00 +0000

One more great American product that is both useless and overpriced and is made overseas for a limited audience who will buy any piece of trash.

By: Harvey Apollo Dent

Harvey Apollo Dent — Fri, 10 Feb 2017 16:18:00 +0000

Most of the reviews on Apple I’m guessing are paid reviews. On Android where you have a much bigger sample, you can already see the service is mediocre at best, possibly getting worse the bigger they try to expand. They put it at a $25 million valuation and even today they probably haven’t hit half of that in sales. The Sharks weren’t wrong about scaling though, since each shirt is customized, that means it has to be made when the customer puts the order in which creates a logistical problem for manufacturing. Either that or they’re lying to customers about the “custom” fit and just have stock that is around the same measurements, and if that is the case the inventory risk is way too high. If you’re also manufacturing in China, they’re not going to use exact measurements you send them on every shirt because factory machines don’t work that way, unless he’s running it out of a sweatshop having everything made by hand.