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post #316 of 327
7/4/07 at 11:09am
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Is that not what this picture is?

Forgot that one. Yes, that's what it is. Game Over.
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post #317 of 327
7/4/07 at 11:18am
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. . . the Dope: That is the picture of the bottom edge of the half back lining. Looking from the top it shows what appears to be pickstitching on the edges, but when turned over, it seems that even this was done by machine. Important for construction? No, but disconcerting none the less. Perhaps after I celebrate a bit of independence I will try to see if some of the other lining pickstitching is also done by machine.
No one will believe me, because I am only saying it now, but I never thought the pick stitching on the lining looked hand done. I kept my mouth shut because I don't think myself a great judge of these things, specially without being able to touch or tug at the stitches. I do know that ity looks nothing like the hand stitching that closes my Dege linings (though Dege does use machine sewing in other parts).
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post #318 of 327
7/4/07 at 11:28am
Will the tear stains dry clean out on the glut of Kiton I'm expecting to see thrifting in the next few weeks?
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post #319 of 327
7/4/07 at 11:32am
manton, so we are on the same page here. Collar is machine padded and then sewn on by hand. The machine padded lapel is number one, it starts at the left end of the jacket and ends under the tape about where the number 5 is. 5 being the tape for the seam joining the canvas chest piece, nuber 2. Which has a small chest pad sewn to it, number 3 Which has a should pad sewn to it, number 4 The way the picture is shot, it is hard to tell what exactly the story is behind the detail in the lower RIGHT, a wider shot is need to of this. Do we agree on step one?
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post #320 of 327
7/4/07 at 11:38am
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Lower left below number 1 is just the background. As the lapel is dagonal, the space below it increases. If you can be more specific, I will take the picture. Do you want a picture of how the machine stitched canvas attaches to the lapel at the edge? Good diagram by the way.
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post #321 of 327
7/4/07 at 11:42am
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Lower left below number 1 is just the background. As the lapel is dagonal, the space below it increases. If you can be more specific, I will take the picture. Do you want a picture of how the machine stitched canvas attaches to the lapel at the edge? Good diagram by the way.
No, you will destroy your jacket! The lapel (number 1) and the canvass (number 2) are sewn together under that tape (number 5) that runs the length of the canvass, I fear the jacket will be scrap or very expensive to repair once lifted. I am willing to put money that it is basted in and then as we see, sewn by machine. I really am not insulted that a sewing machine may used to attach this, it is the cleanliness and softness of the work attaching it that counts more.
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post #322 of 327
7/4/07 at 11:45am
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No, you will destroy your jacket!

Umm, that ship has sailed ...
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post #323 of 327
7/4/07 at 11:48am
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Umm, that ship has sailed ...
+1. This jacket will not be repaired. Think of it as one of the corpses they use for medical students.
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post #324 of 327
7/4/07 at 11:49am
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Umm, that ship has sailed ...

True, what was I thinking, a little too late for that!
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post #325 of 327
1/13/08 at 4:05pm
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Not to my knowledge, but others have claimed it on their behalf, and gotten quite upset when challenged.

I like the fabric, BTW. You'd think a guy with green dress boots would be more open-minded.
My tailor, Jean-Paul, in Toronto has had the opportunity to alter a fair number of Kiton jackets and suits. From his comment, it is eveident he has not always been happy with the quality of the interior workmanship.
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post #326 of 327
1/13/08 at 4:09pm
I miss this thread!
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post #327 of 327
1/13/08 at 5:19pm
zegnamtl: thank you for a thoughtful, well researched, well written response. Looking for adgends is always an illuminating and rewarding experience
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