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great thread...question about this post though
Yoke on a jacket back measures the small curve at the top of the back. From the vertical center back seam, it follows the line of the undercollar to the shoulder seam. This measure is for the neck width or neck opening only. Has nothing to do with shoulder width.
thank you for the explanation sir, although i'm still having a hard time picturing it. can someone please provide visual aid?
Change the labels to "Despos" and increase the numbers on the price tags. What are the other things?
[click pic for supersize if you wish...might take a few minutes for images to show through] Both are Steed (Edwin DeBoise) bespoke numbers in Minnis flannels. The dogtooth is an SB three piece: jacket is 3 roll 2.5 with front cuts and flap out pockets, including ticket; vest is SB with notch lapel; trousers are single pleat with English back. The chalk is an DB two piece: jacket is 6x2 with front cuts and flap out pockets, no ticket; trousers are flat front with straight back and side adjusters. - B
I might post more pics when the weather is a bit kinder to the flannels.
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"Despos: for the despot in everyone."
When he makes house calls, is it Home Despos? Chris brings this up and I was surprised, too: why flat fronts and straight back for the DB pants? --Andre
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Didn't get this at first look. Good one A Y