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Originally Posted by acridsheep View Post

Tight linen is kinda self-defeating.

do you think my jacket is too tight? that's why i let out the waist already
i shall leave the sleeves alone then
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Originally Posted by acridsheep View Post

Tight linen is kinda self-defeating.
Rome, jacket looks good too. Need to take up the sleeves a bit though.
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Originally Posted by XKxRome0ox View Post

do you think my jacket is too tight? that's why i let out the waist already
i shall leave the sleeves alone then

Probably referring to me, yours looks ideal to me. I will not be doing anything drastic with it, just give it a bit of shape without being tight. I am beyond tight clothing, seems silly to me in retrospect..
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Originally Posted by acridsheep View Post

Keep it or dump it guys? (If I keep it, I'd obviously have it tweaked [sleeves, potentially waist])

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Definitely keep. It has that cool Casablanca vibe as Despos brought our attention to.
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Acrid, FWIW, I am not a fan of that lapel at all on you.
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Acridsheep, this is perhaps the best jacket I've seen you in. The fit is very good in the shoulders, chest and the waist, and I think the length looks good as well. I like the lapels -- if the lapels were slimmed near that buttoning point, I think it would look better, but I like it as it is. You should consider keeping the jacket and getting it tailored by someone who knows what he is doing.

And from what I remember, Bogart's shawl collar dinner jacket in Casablanca was a DB, but Despos is right about the shawl collar shape being similar. Yours is somewhat broader and flatter at the buttoning point, now that I look at the photo below.

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Originally Posted by Citan1145 View Post

New linen sportcoat, my first one. Thoughts on alterations? Initial thought, I am going to shape the chest a bit above the waist line and maybe open the quarters a bit if possible. seems to fit ok in the shoulders.
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I think this is a size too small for you, linen's supposed to be on the looser side and it looks skintight around the middle though I suppose it could be your pose.  

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I think this is a size too small for you, linen's supposed to be on the looser side and it looks skintight around the middle though I suppose it could be your pose.  

also...are you planning to wear it with a shirt? then take a flick with a shirt...
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Trying to come through on my promise of regularity on this thread... now that I look at it, lots of checks going on, I see (windowpane and plaid jackets, gingham and microcheck shirts)! Funny coincidence.

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I think this is a size too small for you, linen's supposed to be on the looser side and it looks skintight around the middle though I suppose it could be your pose.  

I assure you it isn't skin tight, it is pretty loose everywhere to be honest. the waist taper is just too much atm. gonna do something to balance it.
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Geez Shah other's may say you looking cool dude, and maybe even you think so, but I think it looks like you got out of a tumble drier backwards with all those creases and wrinkles.

To make it worse, none of it fits you, the jacket sleeves are too long and rolled back, is it kinda like an anorak gone wrong with all the padding in the chest area. The trousers are also too long.

Shouldn't this rather have been posted in some other thread. It doesn't really fit in here at all. You seem to keep posting these 'casual' outfits that you say are designed by some person whose name i cannot even pronounce dear, let alone heard of, as if I am supposed to be awestruck or something.

A personal challenge for you :-
Try really hard, and see if you can wear a stylish suit and tie outfit soon that we can all swoon over and be happy about. nod[1].gif

And a personal challenge to you:
Stop being such a tight ass smile.gif

He looks cool. I like a good fitting suit as much as the next guy, but he´s not going for that in this case. He has a relaxed formal look which works for him.
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Originally Posted by Citan1145 View Post

New linen sportcoat, my first one. Thoughts on alterations? Initial thought, I am going to shape the chest a bit above the waist line and maybe open the quarters a bit if possible. seems to fit ok in the shoulders.
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I'd leave it alone. It looks good. Linen is even better when it's not totally perfect.

 

 


 

Agree when not totally perfect, but especially from behind the chest  bags like a deflated juice monkey. Pity because the lower half looks awsm



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Originally Posted by XKxRome0ox View Post


too much waist nipping compared to the chest
(i think armholes are kinda low so that doesn't help either)
take in chest and let out the waist
or maybe taking in chest will make it fine
and leave the quarters alone
hmm all that might get pretty costly and who knows if the jacket will come out right
maybe you can find one that is a better fit to start with
my silk/linen jacket (Click to show)
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i have a silk/linen sportcoat which needed some work to make it fit right
but i kept it because i got it for under $100

 

 

Very nice Romeo, cept perhaps width n length of arms and length of jacket-  tho looking at my own linen, mebe the wider sleeves are a linen thing, can anyone enlighten me?
 

 



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Originally Posted by Lionheart Biker View Post


And a personal challenge to you:
Stop being such a tight ass smile.gif
He looks cool. I like a good fitting suit as much as the next guy, but he´s not going for that in this case. He has a relaxed formal look which works for him.



  a great look n the casual sloppiness is part of the charm

 

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You have a very slim fit, and those shoes looks to big on you (are they?) The tie is 6/10 for this outfit. I dont know about all ''without socks thing'' But the good part is that you are trying to make something diffrent and try not be like anyone else wich is very lovely to see, I like diffrent people :)!

 

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