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I prefer thicker buttons. I find them easier to handle, especially to do the buttons on the forearm and cuff.
Summer 2004 @ The French Laundry. $675 for 2. One from the tasting menu with paired wines. One a la carte.
Sign up for the hotel's rewards program. By the end you will be at the top level, which should be worth room upgrades and other benefits in the future.
Took less than a week from order to delivery. As everyone has said, very nice handwork and fabrics. I'll have to keep my eye out for new fabrics being introduced. Would not hesitate to buy more. Highly recommended for those who...
Duck and venison are my favorite meats. Problem is that they compete for the fall and winter menus at many restaurants and spring and summer are boring. I usually stick to fish in the warmer seasons.
Quote: Originally Posted by The Louche High stance collars, often seen with two buttons, are good for this. Louche- off topic. Did you ever go to Field English Custom Tailor and if so what was the result?
I think the creases are more likely due to the fineness of the fabric. Dial down to something of a blend and I bet the creases don't exist. Nicer materials are more prone in my experience.
At a certain point, flannel pajamas only.
I picked up a Corallorosso at NR in 42S that fits like a 40S. They seem to be cut a little leaner in the shoulders and chest than the American brands.
Quote: Originally Posted by Sanguis Mortuum This is the case with jackets, but not so much with shirts. The shoulders of a shirt are not supported, so any extra width just drops over the end of the shoulder the same as...
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