Posts by comrade

Quote:Originally Posted by archetypal_yuppie What do you guys think of ISAIA's take on napolitan? Quality, style, etc? It seems very nice. I do not like the current base s cut(s) I have several Isaias in the previous Stuart model...

Duplicate post The bug is immortal!

Originally Posted by sugarbutch . "Perhaps our Antipodean and other Southern Hemisphere friends will oblige us with more frequent posting..." I completely agree. For me this posting has been an eye-opening revelation. I was under the...

Quote:Originally Posted by i01111000 only a little. unless you own it.  maybe even a bit then.  but we'd  all be in animal hides if no one stepped out of the norm. on another note: it's a western shirt. I suggest wearing it rugged...

Quote:Originally Posted by Big Texas This is changing, albeit very slowly, and at the fringes of the tech scene. Kids these days are rebelling against the old rebellion, the Gen X rebellion, that mid-90s revolution that deposed the...

Winston Tailors is an excellent suggestion. I'm a former customer who stopped using them because I don't get to New York much anymore. However, as an MTM and bespoke operation, I doubt Winston Tailors could deliver the suits on time for...

Quote:Originally Posted by styleconsultant That was in fact one of the questions I made in the interview, and he answered that the tailor can have a defined style, but he must be able to adapt it to the customer's request. If I go...

Workmanship undoubtedly. But the shoulders? The house style? I wouldn't go near it.

Quote:Originally Posted by VinnyMac If you like it, then it's ok. You're the one who has to wear it. I've worn spread collars for at least 30 years .I always wear a four in hand knot. Windsor knots remind me of the Nazi sympahtizer,...

Quote:Originally Posted by unbelragazzo Unbuttoned: Buttoned: Are the shoulders typical of Steed? They seem a bit roped to me.