Does anyone have a comparison of an Isul/Obitsu Slim Male?

[MeltedCaramel]

By the time you modify clothes, especially if you've paid quiet a bit of money for them, you'd be better off making them or having someone else make them.

Thank you very much for the tip. Believe me, I've thought about it, but it's not an easy outfit to recreate. Modifying may be my only way to get anything close to the outfit. These dolls have a lot of complicated clothes that would be difficult even for my seamstress friend. She could do it, of that I have no doubt, but I don't want to do that to her. I'm already asking for two really complicated outfits from her and she's too sweet for her own good. She's terrified of failing at the outfits. I'll give her a heart attack at this rate!

[DollyKim]

Sometimes when you sew you want the challenge.

Where's a picture of the outfit, sometimes complicated is a relative term.

[MeltedCaramel]

Sometimes when you sew you want the challenge.

Where's a picture of the outfit, sometimes complicated is a relative term.

<----Trust me when I say no, my friend is definitely happier without the challenge. It's not that she doesn't have the talent (talent coming out the ears on this gal!), she has a crippling fear of disappointing me because I'm not only a customer but a good friend. Plus I already have her working on two outfits that have her running for some twine to strangle me with.

As for pictures, that's sort of under wraps for now, though it's probably not a big surprise to anyone who knows what I like. I'm working on a set and ideally would love to be able to show them all off at once if I manage it, but when I say it's complicated, I mean it. Strange colours, lots of overlapping, fabric that's most likely been custom made for the doll, and a weird design. I know this is basically half of all the stuff Groove Inc. offers, but you get the idea.