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The length of the jacket is the most noticeable flaw. I'd say almost two inches longer. It should fall around your knuckles when your arms are at your sides. The button stance also seems unusually high, giving your upper body a strange appearance. Just my two cents.

not sure if srs. anyway, you'll have better luck if you try over on the men's clothing side of the forum. this is streetwear and denim.
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oh my word, 2 days in a row.
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dries
gitman
uniqlo
dayton
conservative, I know

That Dries sweater is superb. I like the fit of everything as well!

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teger - you look good.
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That Dries sweater is superb. I like the fit of everything as well!
Thanks!
you can't tell from the pic but the pattern continues into the top too
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The length of the jacket is the most noticeable flaw. I'd say almost two inches longer. It should fall around your knuckles when your arms are at your sides. The button stance also seems unusually high, giving your upper body a strange appearance. Just my two cents.

The low angle exaggerates the shortness of the jacket.

But regardless, the length looks fine for the trim look he's going for. No need to prescribe the same set of rules for every single suit whether or not it works for the aesthetic.

Seriously, "jackets should drape to your knuckles." Come on now.
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The low angle exaggerates the shortness of the jacket.
But regardless, the length looks fine for the trim look he's going for. No need to prescribe the same set of rules for every single suit whether or not it works for the aesthetic.
Seriously, "jackets should drape to your knuckles." Come on now.


Well, when the poster states that he wants it to be longer, I can only assume he's going for a more classic business suit look. It looks decent with the cut of the suit, but if he's looking to make changes on future purchases, that's what I would look to change.

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teger that cardigan looks incredible
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Well, when the poster states that he wants it to be longer, I can only assume he's going for a more classic business suit look. It looks decent with the cut of the suit, but if he's looking to make changes on future purchases, that's what I would look to change.

 

Knuckles is never right though. Unless you're going Yohji, in which case it's right. 

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just realized my watch kinda ruins this
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found a last remaining Rick Owens MA-1 rip-off at H&M the other day. Managed to finagle 10% off because someone had spilled some shit on it (but it cleaned up well). pretty happy with it

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WHERE TO KOP THAT DRIES?
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found a last remaining Rick Owens MA-1 rip-off at H&M the other day. Managed to finagle 10% off because someone had spilled some shit on it (but it cleaned up well). pretty happy with it Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
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The pleather version, right? My brother has it and it doesn't look that bad.

H&M had a 40% off a single item from Monday through today via email, which most cashiers wouldn't even check.
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Daytime/Nighttime
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yah, its pleather but its definitely got a subtle blistered lamb look and feel. stoked on it.
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Knuckles is never right though. Unless you're going Yohji, in which case it's right. 

pretty sure he meant that the bottom of the jacket should come to the knuckles, not the sleeves. sort of like the rule about being able to cup the bottom of the jacket in your fingers
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