Posts by Butler

Very interesting topic - first of all I agree very much with the opening remarks: "For long, I have always felt that pants (and their fit), esp. in our times, is a neglected part of RTW or bespoke. It is even more interesting to...

Quote: Originally Posted by voxsartoria From straight out of left field, it's Cheap Seats Tuesday! Featuring... ...remote MTM derring do! ...meowmeow and Sterling G posology! ...black calf pennies with a...

Great to see the clothes in motion - I much advocate this practice , although I realize the "fixed" stance is good for comparison, it is much more interesting too see them in action! It will of course also immediately unveil...

? Too much logo?[/quote] Well perhaps, but as you will see from this quote from the A&S expat thread, it one of my exceptions: "I will not buy anything which forces me to walk around and advertise a logo (apart from...

out Uploade with ImageShack.us Going out for cocktails! S. Hitchcock SB with SH DB waistcoat Hermes tie Hober PS T & A Shirt Budd bespoke collar (own design)

Quote: Originally Posted by Kaplan Zegna corduroy coat, Canali flannel pants, Finamore cotton/linen shirt, Finamore knit tie, Simonnot Godard cotton/linen square, Corneliani suede belt, C&J suede...

Quote: Originally Posted by voxsartoria Perils of a Liberal Education Taciturn Thursday: - B That's a wonderful cloth (and ditto tailoring!)

Quote: Originally Posted by SpooPoker teh links... Very nice - too bad the shirt collar won't stay down though!

Quote: Originally Posted by edmorel Butler, I don't know much about English tailors but those shoulders look very soft. Is Hitchcock's cut similar to Mahon/Steed/A&S? You may want to check out the AS...

Quote: Originally Posted by MBreinin Good to see you again, Butler. I would like to see more of this fit. Is that a suit? Mike Thanks - No that 's an odd jacket today worn with SH twill (Scabal) trousers,...