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2018 SURCHARGES CATEGORY LINE# JACKET USD 1 Overcoat $79 2 Jacket $64 Basted Fitting 3 Pant $32 4 Vest $32 5 Tuxedo Jacket $35 6 Tuxedo Pants $35 7 Removable vest of Jacket $79 8 Removable vest of Overcoat $111 9 Removable Liner $160 10 Kapota Overcoat $155 11 Swallow-tailed Tuxedo $155 + selected satin or grosgrain fee 12 Morning Tuxedo $155 + selected satin or grosgrain fee 13 Box-pleated back Overcoat (Overcoat back panel) $111 14 Organ-pleated center pleat with button (Overcoat back panel) $111 15 Slanted patch pocket with flap and belt $32 16 Raglan Overcoat $170 17 DB 5x3 Vest $48 18 U-shaped opening Vest $24 19 U-shaped opening with lapel Vest $48 20 Turn down collar Vest $16 Vest 21 QQ Vest $24 22 Vest without back $24 23 Turn-down shawl vest, without piping $32 24 Turn-down shawl vest, with collar $48 25 Shirt Shoulder (GUY armhole) $13 26 Chest Dart machine $3 hand $16 27 Shoulder Seam machine $3 hand $16 28 Back Seam machine $3 hand $16 Pic-stitching 29 Cuff machine $3 hand $16 30 Outsleeve machine $3 hand $16 31 All Seams machine $15 hand $50 32 Channel pic-stitching on all seams machine $30 hand $80 33 Bottom-end piping of Vest $16 Piping 34 Piping on Collar (YZ suede) $24 35 Piping on Collar (customer provide suede) $16 36 Lapel $32 37 Breast Pocket $3 38 Lower Pocket $5 39 Lapel and Collar stain binding $37 Binding 40 Sleeve vent and cuff $24 41 Lapel to bottom satin binding $32 42 Lapel and collar to bottom satin binding $48 43 Lapel/collar/pocket velvet binding $22 44 Turn-over Cuff $13 Cuff 45 Trim sleeve placket with lining $16 46 Bartack on the sleeve vent $16 47 Undercollar $3 48 Cuff $3 49 Front Facing $8 Monogramming 50 Special pattern $40 51 Embroidery on the label made by lining or fabric $6.50 52 Embroidery on the vest $3 1 CATEGORY LINE# JACKET USD 53 Milanese $10 54 Contrast color buttonhole $3.50 Buttonhole 55 Hand-sewn buttonhole $3.50 56 Piping on buttonhole $8 57 M lapel buttonhole $50 58 Piping/binding on breast pocket (YZ suede) $13 59 Piping/binding on breast pocket（customer suede） $9.50 60 Piping/binding on lower pocket (YZ suede) $13 61 Piping/binding on lower pocket（customer suede） $9.50 62 Shoulder patch made with fabric $16 63 Shoulder suede (customer suede) $16 64 Shoulder suede（YZ suede） $32 65 Elbow patch (fabric) $16 66 Elbow patch (customer suede) $32 67 Elbow patch (YZ suede) $48 68 Removable collar tab（fabric） $16 69 Removable collar tab (customer suede) $24 Suede 70 Removable collar tab (YZ suede) $32 71 Collar (customer suede) $16 72 Collar (YZ suede) $32 73 Undercollar (customer suede) $16 74 Undercollar (YZ suede) $32 75 Lapel (customer suede) $48 76 Lapel (YZ suede) $80 77 Buttonhole covered with suede $8 78 Double jets buttonhole made with suede $6.50 79 Double jets of inside/outside pocket made with suede $8/each 80 Button and suede tab on each side of lapel $16 81 American adjustor made with suede $32 82 Interior Pocket $7 83 Breast Pocket $8 Zipper 84 Hidden pocket inside the sleeve $24 85 Vertical zipper pocket $16 86 Chain Button $8 Button / Fastener 87 Anchor Button $1 88 Snap fastener between half moon pocket $100 Label 89 Monogram on label only $3 90 Sport Collar A $16 Lapel & Collar 91 Sport Collar B $16 92 Special width lapel $30 for pattern making 93 Shirt shoulder $13 Shoulder 94 Slight roped shoulder $13 95 Heavy roped shoulder $32 2 CATEGORY LINE# JACKET USD 96 Pointed flange/rounded flange $16 97 Interior piping $11 Lining 98 Pointed closure (for machine made) $8 99 Lining pattern matched $10 100 Joint seam at back $16 Joint 101 Joint lapel $80 102 Glove pocket $8 103 Gun pocket $32 104 Inside pocket with flap $8/each 105 Hidden pocket inside the jacket $16 Pocket 106 Self-fabric - left interior patch pocket $8 107 Organ patch pocket $20 108 Angled outside pocket flap/angled ticket pocket flap $2/each 109 Add extra interior pocket $8 110 Fabric Bowtie $24 111 Lining Bowtie $35 Bowtie 112 Satin Bowtie $35 113 Grosgrain Bowtie $50 114 Special style Bowtie $35 Tie 115 Tie made with lining $32 116 Epaulet $19 117 Epaulet with loop $16 118 Sleeve tab $16 119 Rain cap $16 Overcoat 120 Leather clip $16 121 Hook on collar $16 122 Long belt $32 123 Short belt $16 124 Stretch bias of stripe and plaid fabric $24 125 Hand-sewn lapel $30 126 Pattern matching on all seams including shoulder seam $48 127 Pattern making fee for special style $100 128 Piping on lapel/collar/bottom end $48 Miscellaneous 129 Copy measurements of existing garment $80 130 Copy style and measurements of existing garment Double production fee 131 Hand-sewn label $10 132 Fabric made sweat shield and hanger loop $5 133 Lining made sweat shield $3 134 Half fabric /half lining sweat shield $3 135 Fabric with membrane $65 136 Velvet Fabric $50 137 Cover fusing by hand $50 138 Knitted Fabric $24 139 Knitted fabric with fusing on every seam $24 140 Elastic Fabric $16 141 Premium Canvas $20 142 Special Fabric $50 Materials 143 Quilted - made by other factory $127 144 Fabric retrieval - stored over 4 months $16 145 Use in-house fabric $36/py 146 Purchase Satin $90/py 147 Purchase Grosgrain $156/py 148 Purchase jacquard lining $8/py 149 Purchase solid lining $10/py 150 Customized buttons with embroidery $25 151 Customized lining (10m minimum) $10/pm 3 CATEGORY LINE# PANT USD 152 Belt keeper loop $3.50 153 Loop on side pocket with button and buttonhole $8 Loop 154 Back pocket with button and loop $6.50 155 Suspender with loop $8 156 Extra American adjustor $16 157 Elastic adjustor with metal clip $72 158 Special clip adjustor $40 159 Adjustor on the back waistband $8 Adjustor 160 English style adjustor $16 161 American adjustor $16 162 American adjuster made with suede $32 163 Elastic adjustor $32 164 Golf pointed adjustor $16 The width of match pocket inside the side pocket same with Pocket 165 $16 the width pocket cloth 166 Special style buttonhole on side pocket $16 Button&Buttonhole 167 Jean-style pocket with button $6.50 168 Zipper on back pocket $6.50 169 Zipper on bottom $16 Zipper 170 Metal zipper $16 171 Hidden zipper pocket of side pocket $10 172 Separate set $10 173 Cross belt loop $16 Belt Loop 174 Double belt loop $16 175 Belt loop sewn into the waistband $10 176 Monogram on heel guard $6.50 177 Monogram on cross belt loop $3.50 Monogramming 178 Monogram on waistband lining $3.50 179 Monogram on cloth liner of pocket $3.50 180 Monogram on belt loop $3.50 Hook 181 2 hooks on extended closure $10 Front Fly 182 Button front fly $24 Closure 183 Special style closure $32 184 Gripper $3.50/each 185 Hand-made pleated waistband lining with grippers $30 Waistband lining 186 Waistband lining made by body lining $24 187 Pic-stitching on the interior waistbank $8 188 Hand-made standard waistband (for machine made) $8 189 Piping on watch/coin pocket $3.50 190 Piping on side pocket $3.50 191 Piping on side seam $38 Piping 192 Piping on pen pocket $3.50 193 Suede piping on side pocket $32 194 Contrast fabric piping on side pocket $16 195 Binding on side seam $32 196 Binding on side pocket $10 Binding 197 Suede binding on side pocket $32 198 Contrast fabric binding on side pocket $16 199 Channel pic-stitching on side seams $26 Pic-stitching 200 Pic-stitching on side seams $13 4 CATEGORY LINE# PANT USD 201 Half lining including back panel $24 202 Full lining including back panel $32 203 3/4 lining made with body lining $8 Lining 204 Heel guard made with lining $3.50 205 Special half lining $48 206 Pocket cloth made with lining $8 207 One-piece waistband $48 Waistband 208 California-style waistband $48 209 Vent on bottom $6.50 Bottom 210 Angled bottom $16 211 Cuff angled bottom $32 212 Add pocket with button and flap on the side $10 Leg 213 Button under the cuff $16 214 Golf $32 215 M9 $48 Special style 216 MP6 $32 217 Breeches bottom $32 Pleat Bartack 218 Hand-made bartack Single pleat $7.50 Double pleat $15 USD USD LINE# CATEGORY MODEL # SATIN & GROSGRAIN (except white) (white) Jacket $70 $77 219 DM-011 Pants $22 $24 Pants special width $30 $33 Jacket $70 $77 220 DM-012 Pants $22 $24 Pants special width $30 $33 Jacket $100 $110 221 DM-013 Pants $30 $33 Pants special width $40 $44 Jacket $40 $44 222 DM-014 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 223 DM-015 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 224 DM-016 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Satin Jacket $40 $44 225 DM-017 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 226 DM-018 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 227 DM-019 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 228 DM-020 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 229 DM-021 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 230 DM-022 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 5 USD USD LINE# CATEGORY MODEL # SATIN & GROSGRAIN (except white) (white) Jacket $40 $44 231 DM-023 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 232 DM-024 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 233 DM-025 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 234 DM-026 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $40 $44 235 DM-027 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Satin Jacket $70 $77 236 DM-028 Pants $22 $24 Pants special width $30 $33 Jacket $70 $77 237 DM-029 Pants $22 $24 Pants special width $30 $33 Jacket $70 $77 238 DM-030 Pants $22 $24 Pants special width $30 $33 Jacket $70 $77 239 DM-031 Pants $22 $24 Pants special width $30 $33 Jacket $70 $77 240 DM-032 Pants $22 $24 Pants special width $30 $33 Jacket $80 $88 241 LD-001 Pants $25 $28 Pants special width $30 $33 Jacket $40 $44 242 LD-002 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Grosgrain Jacket $40 $44 243 LD-003 Pants $15 $17 Pants special width $20 $22 Jacket $80 $88 244 LD-004 Pants $25 $28 Pants special width $30 $33 USD USD LINE# CATEGORY MODEL # SATIN & GROSGRAIN (except white) (white) 18cm $26 $29 245 DD001 16cm $16 $18 18cm $26 $29 246 DD002 16cm $16 $18 18cm $26 $29 247 DD003 16cm $16 $18 Satin Sideseam 18cm $26 $29 248 DD004 16cm $16 $18 18cm $26 $29 249 DD005 16cm $16 $18 18cm $26 $29 250 DD006 16cm $16 $18 Turn Over Cuff 251 Jacket Jacket $24 $27 Adjustor 252 Pant Pant $29 $32 6 7 .
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