"Perfectly tied around his neck is a onyx black silk tie. When the light hits it just right, you can make out a subtle pattern of argyles that has been woven into the rich silk. A stylish, well tailored double breasted suit jacket neatly drapes down off his shoulders to just above mid-thigh level. The soft black synthetic cotton jacket has a crisp collar, and two short rows of 4 buttons that run from the lower chest to just above the lower hem-line, one row being done up neatly. The lapels are simple and cut narrow in proportion to the suit, giving the garment a lean, lengthening appearance. As he moves you catch glimpses of the deep maroon lining of the jacket, which has a sheen almost like silk. The jacket's lines give XXXXXX a business-like appearance, and an air of professionalism and clearly look back to a time when men's fashion was less outlandish and radical. Tucked into the lapel pocket is a maroon sateen handkerchief that glimmers softly in the available light.
A pair of smooth, heather gray synthetic cotton suit pants cover his legs and hips. The soft material flows smoothly around his legs as he moves about the room and are cut in a manner that lengthens the lines of the leg, giving his a tall stately appearance. The pleats and creases in the legs are needle sharp and well pressed, and appear to be hand pressed. On his feet are a pair of synth-leather ebony dress shoes, buffed to an ultra gloss sheen. They are completely scuffless and cast little reflections each time your eyes cross along their soft curves. Simple stitch work traces along the soles and across the toe of the shoe, delicate yet masculine, the pattern seems to be reminiscent of designs from half a century ago.
Overall, his clothing is cheap."
The description is brilliant, but nothing in that description screams cheap to me. I'm guessing that the code goes off of the tailors skill and material quality. However, is there a way to slowly start bringing some of these in line with their description? It's a little weird reading that and then hearing, it's cheap.