All kinds of win, Mike.
The tie is interesting - wool?
I'm not saying everyone should get 2" cuffs, but these look a bit dainty. I think you could make them phatter given you're 6".
^ IMHO (NECESSARY QUALIFIER)
From the current pics (the first in particular) the shoulders look too wide - and believe me, I do appreciate the extended shoulder look, but it seems a bit much. Thus the comments. Of course, when your arms are straight down, it may look completely different, so...yes, I'd like to see more pics. 
You might have Doubts Even Here, but the ensemble looks good.
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Although you must admit, a hard 3 sportcoat rarely looks good.
The tie is interesting - wool?
I'm not saying everyone should get 2" cuffs, but these look a bit dainty. I think you could make them phatter given you're 6".
^ IMHO (NECESSARY QUALIFIER)
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Fair enough. Nevertheless, the tone was more obtuse than regular. And then the follow up posts instructing me to bow my head, say thanks and snip up my jacket made me mad.
That's it"”I can no longer pretend that my iPhone's camera suffices.
It's so weird that the jacket seems too large. When I first got it, it was a full size too small (it was a real steal on SF). I took it to my tailor and asked him if he could lengthen the sleeves (by 3.5"!!) and take out the waist and chest. There was nothing I could to about the length, so I had to come to terms with the fact that the bottom of the jacket will align with my wrists instead of my thumb-knuckles. When I picked the jacket up, I thought my tailor was a miracle worker.... And now this.
More pics are sure to come, as I traveled to FL yesterday, and, considering the jacket's awesome versatility, lightness and newness, and my resolve to start traveling light, it's the only sportcoat I brought along. So you might be seeing lots of it in the coming days. If, in fact, y'all think it needs some more work, really, put it out there: I want this baby to look perfect and I'm ready to listen.
That's it"”I can no longer pretend that my iPhone's camera suffices.
It's so weird that the jacket seems too large. When I first got it, it was a full size too small (it was a real steal on SF). I took it to my tailor and asked him if he could lengthen the sleeves (by 3.5"!!) and take out the waist and chest. There was nothing I could to about the length, so I had to come to terms with the fact that the bottom of the jacket will align with my wrists instead of my thumb-knuckles. When I picked the jacket up, I thought my tailor was a miracle worker.... And now this.

More pics are sure to come, as I traveled to FL yesterday, and, considering the jacket's awesome versatility, lightness and newness, and my resolve to start traveling light, it's the only sportcoat I brought along. So you might be seeing lots of it in the coming days. If, in fact, y'all think it needs some more work, really, put it out there: I want this baby to look perfect and I'm ready to listen.

You might have Doubts Even Here, but the ensemble looks good.
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If it's really a three roll two then you should do as Mike suggests and unbutton the top button. It's hard to tell but it may be a hard three in which case leave it. I don't know why there is so much derision for the hard three on SF. Maybe its the American bias here but a hard three with the top two buttons fastened can be a great look and might be a more English tradition.
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Although you must admit, a hard 3 sportcoat rarely looks good.












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