Monkeyface
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I'd do the crease for all but the heaviest fabrics. Minnis flannels probably don't need it. However, anything lighter weight or wrinkle prone just drapes so much nicer with a sewn in crease. I never have to press the trousers, it's easy to hang them up correctly, so no accidental double creases, and after a full day at the office the crease still looks crisp.
Agreed, the lapels and patch pockets scream Madison fit to me. Although I don't remember that particular fabric, which means it's probably dated back a few season or MTM (which wouldn't be surprising, giving the good fit!).
Back is all clean and tidy!
It's been a while now that you had these trousers made by Luxire. Do you still love the military crease (sewn in) or would you go differently if you had to order these over again? (debating wether or not to go military crease on my first Luxire order).
Perfect. Although I wish the collar would tuck under the lapels on your left side.
Oh no, he said fake Rolex on Style Forum (just kidding!)
I'd do the crease for all but the heaviest fabrics. Minnis flannels probably don't need it. However, anything lighter weight or wrinkle prone just drapes so much nicer with a sewn in crease. I never have to press the trousers, it's easy to hang them up correctly, so no accidental double creases, and after a full day at the office the crease still looks crisp.
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