Tailor-Made Overalls from a Fabric I Fell in Love With

The Design I Chose

I spent quite a while wondering what to make with the fabric I had fallen in love with at 863.

Whenever I look at photos of models, I tend to get distracted by how good the model looks, so I kept reminding myself:

I’m the one who’s going to wear it. I’m the one who’s going to wear it.

Then I realized that even though I love overalls, I had never actually had a pair made for myself.

So I decided on this design, which also looked comfortable and easy to move around in when I’m out with my son.

Once again, I took the order to RINNA.

They took my measurements and carefully checked details such as the position of the waist seam and the length while looking at the reference image.

Since I also wanted to do a mom-and-son matching look, I ordered a pair of pants for my son at the same time.

I also asked them to add belt loops at the sides so I could wear the slim belt I had bought.

The pieces were finished in about one month.

After spending so much time deciding what to pair with the fabric and finally choosing that belt…

Wait, RINNA — you forgot the belt loops!

They had even clearly drawn them right here on the design sketch, so… how did they forget?

I’m sure they would have fixed it if I had asked, but I didn’t really want to wait any longer.

And by that point, I actually thought the design looked better without the belt, so I decided to leave it as it was.

For the next outing, I’m heading to one of Bangkok’s latest stylish spots.

See You on the Next Journey: A Day Out on Song Wat Road in My Tailor-Made Outfit.