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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III

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Spoo, I think that may be the best fitting SC I've seen you in.


+1. Collar and balance are better than usual, and the waist suppression is much more natural. I still would like to see fuller sleeves. Sleeves look short too.
 
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+1. Collar and balance are better than usual, and the waist suppression is much more natural. I still would like to see fuller sleeves. Sleeves look short too.


Thanks for commenting, I was going to poll the field again.

As I said, zero alterations. Holdfast read my mind and I was thinking of tapering the waist more... is everyone in agreeance that this is not a good move? Sleeves could manage another 1/2" down, yeah.

Also, its pretty much my first 3/2 SC ever. Its taking some getting used to. Sorry for all the questions, but I was totally not expecting you all to say it fit better than any others I have.
 

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Thanks for commenting, I was going to poll the field again.
As I said, zero alterations. Holdfast read my mind and I was thinking of tapering the waist more... is everyone in agreeance that this is not a good move? Sleeves could manage another 1/2" down, yeah.
Also, its pretty much my first 3/2 SC ever. Its taking some getting used to. Sorry for all the questions, but I was totally not expecting you all to say it fit better than any others I have.


I believe it could use a touch more suppression but nothing extreme. Probably halfway between what it is now and your usual jackets. Then again, I prefer a more snug look, just my 2 cents.
 

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+1. Collar and balance are better than usual, and the waist suppression is much more natural. I still would like to see fuller sleeves. Sleeves look short too.


Thanks for commenting, I was going to poll the field again.
As I said, zero alterations. Holdfast read my mind and I was thinking of tapering the waist more... is everyone in agreeance that this is not a good move? Sleeves could manage another 1/2" down, yeah.
Also, its pretty much my first 3/2 SC ever. Its taking some getting used to. Sorry for all the questions, but I was totally not expecting you all to say it fit better than any others I have.



I'd take in the waist a good amount. Do it while you still can before you get fat :slayer: at least that's how I play it. And, like you mentioned, the sleeves. I realize a 3 roll 2 with a natural shoulder is rare for you and it's good to mix it up, but the roped shoulders are better for you.
 

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almost bought this tonight ... only if there was a little bit more of a sale on it than just 40% off
 

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Nice combination, Vaux. What is the fabric used?


Wouldn't be surprised if this was a full suit; very nice either way.
Also, this looks like just the fabric I'd want for a tweed SC - who makes it/what is it?


The fabric is a classic Harris Tweed, if i remember exactly from a Harrisons Bunch and it*s only a SC not a suit. Made by one of my usual tailor - De Togni in Verona.
 

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Thanks for commenting, I was going to poll the field again.
As I said, zero alterations. Holdfast read my mind and I was thinking of tapering the waist more... is everyone in agreeance that this is not a good move? Sleeves could manage another 1/2" down, yeah.
Also, its pretty much my first 3/2 SC ever. Its taking some getting used to. Sorry for all the questions, but I was totally not expecting you all to say it fit better than any others I have.


I believe it could use a touch more suppression but nothing extreme. Probably halfway between what it is now and your usual jackets. Then again, I prefer a more snug look, just my 2 cents.


I'd take in the waist a good amount. Do it while you still can before you get fat :slayer: at least that's how I play it. And, like you mentioned, the sleeves. I realize a 3 roll 2 with a natural shoulder is rare for you and it's good to mix it up, but the roped shoulders are better for you.


I concur. The sharply suppressed waist is a large part of what makes Spoo, Spoo. Nothing wrong with it otherwise, as long as you want to look like the rest of us. :eh:

OTOH, I greatly enjoyed the choice of user applied fasteners.
 
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almost bought this tonight ... only if there was a little bit more of a sale on it than just 40% off


Buy the suit, Romeo. That looks like a really good initial fit. Also, I find that once BB sales get around 40% that usually means they're down to the last few pieces in each size.
 

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Suit - BB MTM
Shirt - BB MTM
Tie - BB
PS - Alain Figaret
Cufflinks - a craft fair in the Parque des Recoletas, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Shoes - To Boot
Overcoat - BB
Scarf - Fortnum & Mason
Hat - Scala

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Suit - BB MTM
Shirt - BB MTM
Tie - BB
PS - Alain Figaret
Cufflinks - a craft fair in the Parque des Recoletas, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Shoes - To Boot
Overcoat - BB
Scarf - Fortnum & Mason
Hat - Scala
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Like the all the look, but above all I love that overcoat UC. It's great
Cheers
Vic
 

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This is lovely. The echo of the blue from the coat in the shirt, the Paisley pocket square (more blue!) that provides a statement unto itself, the tie that doesn't seem to go with this coat but does, and the eye-catching, bright orange sweater make for an interesting and thoughtful ensemble. The details in this really work.
 
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