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i assume, his target is anthony delos. fwiw, he wants to work with the business owner and not a rep, anyway.
Any sense of pricing for Delos?
Guys, this is not NSM's house patch pocket style. I imagine that vox asked for that square shape to replicate the vintage style of the jacket drawing he posted above.
Guys, this is not NSM's house patch pocket style. I imagine that vox asked for that square shape to replicate the vintage style of the jacket drawing he posted above.
This does not exist.
Guys, this is not NSM's house patch pocket style. I imagine that vox asked for that square shape to replicate the vintage style of the jacket drawing he posted above.
This does not exist.
Yes it does. There's a default patch pocket shape that is common to all NSM coats' unless the customer asks for something else. That is called a house style. Now if there's something specific you're trying to say, please invest more than 3 seconds in a post and explain your point.
No, sorry, this is a reality of the production process.
Ta da! Patch pockets, the shapes of which are an SF obsession because of the online practices of (1) staring at static photographs for days or months and (2) the idolatry of the macro or cropped in photo.
Well, then I didn't get the default then. I hope this means that I'm special.Mina has discussed with me, on more than one occasion, her default patch p[ocket style and how she arrived at the design. So, despite what our German friends contend, there is an implicit house style that her tailors adhere too.
The patches Edwin is doing now for me are really great. I had them retrofitted to my earlier jackets. They're the A&S shape from the 80s and earlier. I think that they're more nifty than anything Italian that I've seen. Best breast pocket patch that I've ever seen was on an early 1960s Oxxford...I'll post up a photo in a bit.Btw, A+S have also noted, with some pride, that their patch pockets are shaplier than the square-ish monstrosities offered by their SR competitors. So they have a house style as well. Which should really come as no surprise.
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It's your tailor's responsibility to obsess over these things for your satisfaction with the garment. Wear and enjoy, no fuss.
I'm trying to remember the guy on SF who drew out his own patches, cut them in paper, and took them to his (Asian) tailor.
I wonder if he takes recipes to (Asian) restaurants.