Posts by ykurtz

Smaller armholes would likely prevent so much movement on your shoulders. But since the collar stays pretty firm without rising, that's a great result from OTR clothing. If you want to minimize shoulders rising, then you will likely...

The style of the jacket is pseudo late 50s/early 60s. Both buttons are meant to be closed. In other words it is not the traditional two button where only the top button is closed.

Given all the new styles for Spring and anticipated new ones for Fall, there should be a new wave of seconds or discontinued models coming up shortly at the various outlets and eventually eBay.

Quote: Originally Posted by NorCal Get ready for a shit storm. My first take is that the tailor had a jacket already made and sold it to the OP 'as is' or with miniscule adjustments. I don't understand how...

My reply only addresses one aspect of your quandary. I think some people need 'built up' shoulders to address certain anatomical features such as a wide head/neck, to make their head appear smaller or rather in proportion with the...

Brioni, Stefano Ricci and many others offer satin ties in Burgundy. That, and a white shirt with your black suit (and white PS of course!) would complement her nicely.

Get a quality navy blazer. Instantly dress up a pair of jeans or chinos and if your shirt isn't high quality to begin with, you're only exposing 10% of it. I think that's your biggest bang for the buck item. Then shoes. Don't...

Given the width of your head, I think the shoulder width works for you. I'd stick with the 40R, and maybe spend a few bucks on light waist supression.

Quote: Originally Posted by Zambino Hello everyone, I'm wondering if you all can provide opinions on the jacket/pants/shirt/belt/etc. in the photo? I am not sure if I like the jacket or not, so I want some other...

A lot depends on your complexion. If you have dark hair and light skin, you can go pretty dark navy (almost black). If you have a muted complexion (hair and skin in the same palatte and on the light side), then softer, brighter blues...