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I own a St. Andrews made RLPL suit, numerous Caruso Sartoria Parma suits, and two Isaia suits. Construction wise, I would put my Kent Wang on par with all of those. I don't need to rip the suits apart to figure this out. Fit wise, not...
I like the monogram inside the collar, where the label ordinarily would be. This way you will have a monogram instead of a label. I put the initials of my wife and kids as my monogram.
Kent Wang has one that fits the bill. https://www.kentwang.com/ties/glen-plaid.html
I think both ties are at least passable, and potentially quite nice (I assume the magenta one is actually a bit more subdued, and has a bit more apparent pattern/texture in life). Your tie knots, however, are awful -- way, way too big...
100 years, no no no on the Park Aves. Get the wang black bals. Will look much better, and much higher quality. Why settle for a triple when you can hit a home run?
If you are having doubts about the process, don't let that stop you from ordering the trial suit and seeking out Kent's advice. I actually think the chest measurements listed are a bit smaller than actual, probably based on a difference...
What Maker got suckered into is thinking that "Carribbean cruise" means that old man Boca Raton attire (namely, pastels) is what is required. It's not. My own opinion is that "cruise attire" means the following: (1) clothes appropriate...
I have Butlers. They are nice. I still suspect that Kirby's are better shaped (slightly more curved at the neck), but the Butlers for better in smaller closet spaces. And the wood is very high quality.
Not too bad, but I think you made a mistake by slimming the trousers by that much.
Cousin donuts made the wise choice of going the Kent Wang route.
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