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FYI, I'm selling a pretty nice Thom Browne Donegal suit over in B&S right now... worst case it might be good to help you brainstorm about what you want. http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=151599Originally Posted by withstyle
FYI, I'm selling a pretty nice Thom Browne Donegal suit over in B&S right now... worst case it might be good to help you brainstorm about what you want.Originally Posted by withstyle
kcc;2685933 said:Patch pockets on a donegal tweed suit!? That will look nasty. Flap pockets and a welt. Also, maybe a ticket pocket. I regret getting a ticket pocket on mine but that would be fine. ... QUOTE] What's the function of this configuration?Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
Two hip and one ticket flap pocket, and a breast welt pocket.
The Porter and Harding is really nice. I almost ordered a pair of pants in it, but 17 oz. seemed way too heavy for San Diego. I agree with FNB about the pockets. I think the suit in post # 7 looks great.Originally Posted by reubencahn
I'd say go with either three patch or two flap plus ticket flap plus breast welt configuration. Both of these will look appropriate on a suit as sporty as this one.Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
Would anyone's pocket recommendations change if this was going to be an odd jacket? Also, is tweed like this particularly suited for a 3/roll 2 configuration? As I mentioned above, I was thinking of a donegal jacket myself, but now this thread has me considering the suit option. I'm still not sure how much I'd wear the whole ensemble, but it seems like the trousers and jacket could work equally well as separates.Originally Posted by max power
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