Quote:Originally Posted by New Shoes1 Meermin shell longwings at 5 months with weekly wear:
Always considered this last very unattractive, seems a symmetric last.
She doesn't work with locals because any napolitans would pay this (crazy) amount for a shirt.
In Italy and in Naples in particular the shirt it is considered a garment with short life that isn't worth high investment.
It should...
Quote:Originally Posted by jefferyd The impuntura on your coat was a running stitch because it was almost certainly done with a Complett machine. And though the flaps posted above look like they might be a running stitch, they were...
Quote:Originally Posted by jefferyd Done this way, the swelled edge is seen as a somewhat decorative detail to give character to sportier garments. The style in southern Italy is somewhat more exuberant
Quote:Originally Posted by jefferyd But now we're getting a bit too esoteric, I think.I agree Sorry to have bothered you, thanks for your answer.I am only a self-taught who like to alter his own clothes,I shortened sleeves in a jacket...
^Thanks for your answers
Backstitch is also easier to do and more precise, my doubt born because I rarely seen the classic overlapping in the underside of backstitch in lapels and flaps.
also pictures found on Jefferyd blog confirm...