CBD WAYWRN: An Experiment - Page 337

Originally Posted by F. Corbera 

Sadly, the larger black dots rent out for a higher price.
I would ask Santa for one for Christmas, but I'm usually on the naughty list.

Originally Posted by Knowledge is King 

from this picture, I like the way the shoulders & chest look on you a little better than your Steed jackets. Everything below the buttoning point seems shortened though. Is it actually shorter than your other jackets or is it just an illusion caused by pocket placement, buttoning point, etc?

Originally Posted by comrade 

It's at least a tad short, maybe two tads.
Otherwise, great suit.

Originally Posted by james_timothy 


And when is the bonfire?

Originally Posted by DocHolliday 


You know, Clark, this isn't the best way to continue concealing your secret identity.

Originally Posted by Despos 

Perhaps on your next commission you could be the first to ask for the dart to not only run all the way down to the hem but that it extend all the way up to the shoulder. The full frontal dart. If it catches on here they may name it after someone you know. The Voxdartoria Model #1

Originally Posted by Despos 

Doc, you always can take things to the next level. You are a Steve Jobs kinda visionary. I respect that about you!

Originally Posted by DocHolliday 


You could also add a removable belt to the full-frontal dart to create a Norfolk jacket effect, which would be handy when in Norfolk. The people there look upon outsiders with suspicion, I hear.

Originally Posted by F. Corbera 

Oh, you silly boys. Your suggestions are both baroque and conventional.
Instead of what the two of you suggest, I might explore explore putting in a long, waistband to 2" cuff dart on both the front and rear of each pant leg. Naturally, these will be lapped seams, topstitched impunutura with little nubs.
I asked NOBD to micro-photograph the nubs of the test run at high magnification (as only NOBD can). Each nub, at1000x, looks like this:

I know, so you don't even need to say it: the sheer artistry!
The long front and back trouser dart will make ordinary creases look rather pedestrian.