Greg Chapman's Executive Tailored Clothes

Why is it that Jeb Bush, with all of his credentials, his presidential bloodline and his maturity, is not gaining popularity in the polls and is overshadowed by far less experienced, possibly less qualified or less capable candidates to be the next President of the United States? In this morning's LA Times, (10/29/15) in his own search for his ineffectiveness, Jeb stated that he wished he was a better "talker".  "Some people are talkers, and others are doers and I'm a doer". Or words to that effect.  While he may be right, here is my take on why he's not being well received, after 48 years of dressing more than 5,000 men, many very famous and at the top of their game.  My speech and seminars outline success stories including research that points to how the clothing we wear determines the level at which we perform. People actually score higher in tests taken when dressed up, than when sloppy casual!  Additionally, the other side of the coin i

Greg Chapman, professional speaker and merchant tailor with 50 years of experience speaking to groups about the importance of "Dressing for Success". Greg spoke at the Entrepreneur's Organization's Mini-University event to an overwhelmingly positive response ( his friend Tom Garrett mentioned that his message is invaluable to entrepreneurs and that Greg is one of the most highly-rated speakers they've had). He was hoping to have the opportunity to speak to your group here in L.A> sometime in the near future as well. Almost everyone who attends Greg's talks say they've learned more about personal appearance and its effect on success in 30 minutes than they have learned their entire lives. In around a half hour Greg will explain his"Seven Elements of Dressing for Success" and inspire his audience with incredible stories, including those of some his famous clients illustrating the magic of "Dressing for Success" and

Each of these former U.S. Presidents were at one time the most powerful man in the world! Although only one stands out as well dressed! Which one do you think?  The real question is: Why wouldn't every man want to take steps to look his most successful best? address The overall result of how well a man looks in a suit is first of all how well the suit is cut to address the hundreds of unique aspects of his physique and proportions including  his posture, his overall shape, the slope of his shoulder, the relative relationship between his chest size and his shoulder width, the forward or backward hang of his arms, the shape of his seat, and so much more. Less than 1 man in  20  have a physique that comes close to a standard formula for an "average" shape and "average" measurements, which produces pre-manufactured off the rack clothing. If you'll study the individual aspects of the fit of each suit: : the shoulder width, sleeve length, jacket length,