Quote:Originally Posted by TimelesStyle Agreed; I've had wing collar formal shirts before and it's impossible to get the tie to stay in place, I do like the tunnel collar shirts I've seen, but they only work if you have a bow that...
Quote:Originally Posted by gavspen Ah ha. Good idea, didnt think of it. Would that be done by your man in Copenhagen, or do Cordings themselves do it? Never thought to ask.
By the way, are those the olive green? (Not lovat...
Quote:Originally Posted by gavspen Butler, I have some Cordings moleskins, but they done have belt loops. They look much better with a belt. Did they change at some point, from belt loop to no belt loop?
I agree wholeheartedly, I...
Quote:Originally Posted by Pingson Pretty sure it's bespoke.. http://www.the-journal-of-style.com/2012/02/12/bespoke-three-piece-tweed-suit/
I think Spoo has a "similar" SC from Hackett.
Yes, this from my tailor Steven Hitchcock,...
Quote:Originally Posted by bourbonbasted Love this suit/jacket. And I love those green pants. But together I think it might be a bit much. The grey overlay in the SC check would have worked well with mid-grey or even fawn-colored...
I guess it works as a sport jacket in the autumn as well, with T and A corn shirt, Rubinacci cashmere tie, Mulberry belt and Cordings cotton PS, moleskins plus JL suedes
I guess it works as a sport jacket in the autumn as well, with T and A corn shirt, Rubinacci cashmere tie, Mulberry belt and Cordings cotton PS, moleskins plus JL suedes