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post #31 of 42
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Originally Posted by F. Corbera View Post

What would these dopes do without us? I bet that they couldn't even make fire.

Could so
post #32 of 42
Well maybe with a lighter or Diamond Strike Anywhere Matches.smile.gif
post #33 of 42
have you seen other examples of neapolitan tailoring?
and how would it compare
?
post #34 of 42
Thread Starter 
I have seen Neapolitan clothing. my eye is not usually drawn to the sleeve set.

I have not looked at the interior of other Neapolitan garments, so I can not compare .
It was odd some edges were overcast by hand while others were not overcast at all.
post #35 of 42
Pretty much everything both Neapolitan and bespoke on SF can be traced back to T4phage in antiquity.

I say that we blame him.
post #36 of 42
I haven't been paying attention - why hasn't Foo weighed in on this?
post #37 of 42
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Originally Posted by alliswell View Post

I haven't been paying attention - why hasn't Foo weighed in on this?

The universe must be out of balance or something.
post #38 of 42
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Originally Posted by Shirtmaven View Post

I have had numerous customers stop in my shop wearing Jackets and an overcoat from Mina.
In most cases the fronts look good. then I look at the shoulder set,and I cringe
I understand the concept and fullness of the sleeve of other Neapolitan clothing makers.
NSM has just too much puffy fullness for my taste. I also don't like that odd seam by the shoulder, that must support the sleeve.
what do you do if the Jacket needs dry cleaning, Unless you send this out to Rave or one of the other very high end cleaners then the shoulder will be poorly pressed. (sure, you never Dry clean your jackets)
I have looked at the inside of an NSM jacket, Again, I don't understand what is even going on inside that jacket.
I even looked at it with a tailor with over 50 years of experience.
he was very impressed with the canvas in the front.
He too, was perplexed by the way the seams were finished.
I even found a seam that was glued down.
Part of my prejudice, is that I grew up seeing my father in his Smalto suits, that have a very strong continental shoulder.
I am now wearing some of these suits, I have sloping shoulders. the strong shoulder looks much better to my eye.
When wearing your NSM jackets, how often do you have to explain to friends, that shoulder puffiness is not a defect.
the jacket does look comfortable to wear.

I thought you liked the way it looked on edmorel. confused.gif

For me, the best part of the coat is the appearance of the shoulder line when the arms are not at rest and during movement, particularly when the arms are up. This is most evident during partner dancing like tango and etc, and less so but still noticeable when seated at a table/desk. YMMV
post #39 of 42
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Originally Posted by alliswell View Post

I haven't been paying attention - why hasn't Foo weighed in on this?

Lactose intolerant
post #40 of 42
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Originally Posted by F. Corbera View Post

What would these dopes do without us? I bet that they couldn't even make fire.

I left my fire, in El Segundo.
post #41 of 42
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Originally Posted by binge View Post

I left my fire, in El Segundo.

Speaking of El Segundo, it's a startling what a dapper town it is. Example: Rubinacci on left, Solito in the middle, Adamo on the right...

Three%2BiGents.jpg

...taken in the early AM after a long night at a "gentleman's" club celebrating Ed Morel's coming of age.

I see puffy eyelids but I don't see puffy sleeveheads.
post #42 of 42
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Originally Posted by Connemara View Post


The universe must be out of balance or something.


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It does look long in front to me from that pic. FWIW, a short back is typical of Naples tailoring.

Must be a connection between these two
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