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Originally Posted by size 38R View Post

My tailor is more than 80years old. his work...............icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif
 

Previous tailor made wedding dresses, her work was good also, she made a 42R into a 38R. perfectly.

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Originally Posted by IrateCustomer View Post

Anyone know who makes Peter Millar pants? They are current, as I purchased them in Marshall's while in Vegas. They are made in Italy. Thanks boys.

Most likely some manufacture we haven't heard of. Prolly not worth mentioning. But I could be wrong. Maybe they are worth mentioning.

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Originally Posted by barrelntrigger View Post

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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.....mwink[1].gif  Any GOOD tailor can do it. if you pay them.

suit in question was my Brioni. worth EVERY dollar.

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 Here's some ties I've picked up within the last few weeks:

 

 


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Originally Posted by concealed View Post

Probably not a maker worth mentioning... Got pictures of makers tags/defining characteristics?

I was thinking the same thing, but they remind me of my Zanella's in the construction. There is also some nice stitch work, and I've seen that on some higher end pant, which I realize means little, but as a newb to this I figured I'd throw it out there.









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Any of you guys expert enough in IDing high-end brands that you could do so without any makers' tags?

I know that sounds ridiculous, but there's a VERY nice handmade suit in a consignment near me that has had all the tags removed from the jacket. Handwork everywhere, fully canvassed, really nice fabric, etc.

The odd thing is there's one lone tag in the pants that has the customer's name written in, and I swear the brand/store name says "Louie's Boston." NOT Louis Boston, which would make sense, that's a high-end department store. I'm 95% sure it says Louie's Boston.

I stood there in the shop for 15 minutes poring over the stupid thing, trying to figure it out. I felt like I was being trolled by a consignor.
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We should sell these together:
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Exactly 0 stores this weekend.

But I should be posting pics of the two vintage suits later tonight. They're really quite well cut and quite well made. But for the bell bottoms.

Meantime, here's a casual thrift fit:
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Battistoni via CSoukoulis
PRL
RLPL
Talbott (I think) square via Spoo
Simon Miller
Coach belt
Alden suede

 May I suggest- a $20.00 Wal Mart tripod.

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Originally Posted by capnwes View Post

Yeah, so this was not found at a thrift store or discount store, but it was on sale and is quite possibly the oldest piece of Brooks Brothers posted on the thread, so fuck it.

Super Vintage Brooks Brothers Traditional Fox Hunt Master's Pinque Coat. About a size 36...Needs a little love. 






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Wes, that is unbelievably awesome! I'd honestly love to find something like that just to keep!
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Originally Posted by Orgetorix View Post

Any of you guys expert enough in IDing high-end brands that you could do so without any makers' tags?

I know that sounds ridiculous, but there's a VERY nice handmade suit in a consignment near me that has had all the tags removed from the jacket. Handwork everywhere, fully canvassed, really nice fabric, etc.

The odd thing is there's one lone tag in the pants that has the customer's name written in, and I swear the brand/store name says "Louie's Boston." NOT Louis Boston, which would make sense, that's a high-end department store. I'm 95% sure it says Louie's Boston.

I stood there in the shop for 15 minutes poring over the stupid thing, trying to figure it out. I felt like I was being trolled by a consignor.

That's hard, but I'd suggest taking a look at the buttonholes. While each tailor will be different (obviously), certain houses are trained in certain ways. I'd just guess that it's unlikely that you can say it is a certain label with 100% certainty, but if it's just for your own knowledge, you could get an idea.

I'd take a look at:
- Tag placement. I'm assuming you can see the outline of them and where they were, so if you could get the size and placement, that would help.
- Hardware. Look at the hooks and check the brand. If you have enough suits around that you know who generally uses what hardware (brand name and style), you could have a clue.
- Stitching. Look at the collar and how it's attached. Check to see if the underside of the pocket flaps have hand stitching. A lot of high end brands still won't have hand stitches in these areas.

That's just a start. The problem is that without knowing the age, it will make it harder. Brands have used different methods and different tailors on different lines, etc.

Good luck!
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Originally Posted by size 38R View Post

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.....mwink%5B1%5D.gif  Any GOOD tailor can do it. if you pay them.
suit in question was my Brioni. worth EVERY dollar.

Hear, hear! XXL Etro coat down to a size S. If anybody needs the name of a great tailor in Chicago, PM me, I'd love to throw more business her way. You know they're going to be good when they remember your name on your second visit.
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Originally Posted by GMMcL View Post

Meantime, here's a casual thrift fit:
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Battistoni via CSoukoulis
PRL
RLPL
Talbott (I think) square via Spoo
Simon Miller
Coach belt
Alden suede

GMMcL: I wonder if the levels of formality are out of harmony here. I'm looking at this on my phone so may be missing details, but that jacket looks like a solid, smooth worsted. Meanwhile, the jeans are washed and worn. I think you need a jacket in the same formality register as your jeans (patterned tweed maybe) or different pants. Personally I'd swap the sport coat for a field jacket or something similar and even take the shoes down in formality a notch with some moccasins—though that may be more casual than you're aiming for, in which case I'd try different pants.
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Just picked up what looks to be an unworn and uber recent Beretta hunting jacket. Thing is be-au-ti-ful! Made in Italy out of cotton/gore-tex, in a size XL. It's my first time spotting this brand at a thrift. icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif

Edit: It's basically this jacket, except mine is way newer and minty. And green.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Beretta-Hunting-Jacket-/190805495952?pt=US_CSA_MC_Outerwear&hash=item2c6ce4d090
post #65036 of 73340
That Fox Hunt jacket is fucking pimp. I want one fully knowing i would never wear it LOL
post #65037 of 73340
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Originally Posted by IrateCustomer View Post


I was thinking the same thing, but they remind me of my Zanella's in the construction. There is also some nice stitch work, and I've seen that on some higher end pant, which I realize means little, but as a newb to this I figured I'd throw it out there.









I was in Marshall's the other day and I saw a pair of Peter Millar chinos like the ones you picked up that I thought looked and felt like Incotex. Someone else might know for sure though

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Originally Posted by eazye View Post

Just picked up what looks to be an unworn and uber recent Beretta hunting jacket. Thing is be-au-ti-ful! Made in Italy out of cotton/gore-tex, in a size XL. It's my first time spotting this brand at a thrift. icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif

Edit: It's basically this jacket, except mine is way newer and minty. And green.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Beretta-Hunting-Jacket-/190805495952?pt=US_CSA_MC_Outerwear&hash=item2c6ce4d090

Please don't mention that again....I saw one on January 20th and didn't pick it up....been kicking myself ever since.baldy[1].gif

 

Was only half as bummed as I should have been, due to the 9 pairs of Ricci pants I picked up the day before.

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Originally Posted by eazye View Post

Just picked up what looks to be an unworn and uber recent Beretta hunting jacket. Thing is be-au-ti-ful! Made in Italy out of cotton/gore-tex, in a size XL. It's my first time spotting this brand at a thrift. icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif

Edit: It's basically this jacket, except mine is way newer and minty. And green.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Beretta-Hunting-Jacket-/190805495952?pt=US_CSA_MC_Outerwear&hash=item2c6ce4d090


Beretta as in the "pew pew" gun manufacturer?

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Speaking of.... also won these on ebay icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gif

Nudie Jeans Hank Rey Broken Twill Size 28 Lvc Apc Butler

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