Posts by kasakka

Shoulder looks fine, though I think a different sleeve attachment (slightly roped if there is such a thing) would look better here. Not a fan of the absurd gorge and high buttoning point though.

A bunch of questions: What are the actual widths of the diffferent lapel widths? What's the difference between the various shoulder types? Is "traditional" like roped shoulder but much less so? Are the flaps on pockets the kind that...

Still can't get over the really high gorge on the jackets. To my eyes it really messes with the overall balance. I hope in the future you decide to lower the buttoning point on the trial jackets (as most people seem to ask for that) and...

Quote:Originally Posted by roguetheory I was wondering if you gentlemen could help a novice with a first time pocket square selection. I'm getting a bespoke suit made, it's 90% Worsted Wool, 10% Silk in a very light grey, almost silver...

I'd prefer a bit lower gorge and slightly narrower lapels but otherwise it looks excellent! The button stance is perfect, I wish it was like that on new jackets instead of the shitty high stances everything seems to have nowadays.

Pink shirt is fine, but I'd go with black or burgundy shoes instead of brown.

I don't care about the material as long as the color complements or matches the fabric and is durable. Medium thickness I suppose. Not a fan of the cream colored ones.

handwound or auto mechanical movement Size around 40mm Height on the thinner side Simple aesthetics but I like that there is some sort of tasteful twist that separates the watch from the rest, in other words is not just another...

I'd also try to get your money back. Those skinny lapels and gorge on shoulders are just ridiculous looking along with the high buttoning point. Even with the length and chest fixed it still wouldn't look quite right.

Just read the stuff on fit, suit details and colors here and ignore what's "classic" or "proper" for now. Without knowing what you look like (are you thin, athletic, overweight, tall, short etc) it's hard to recommend anything specific...