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@chuckb thats the best looking jacket picture I've seen from luxire so far. Would you post more detail shots of the jacket? We all know their pants are killer, but jackets havent been as refined from pictures Ive seen. Thanks
Many Congratulations on your wedding! Would you happen to have a shot of the button holes on the front closure of the jacket? Many Thanks.Here are a few shots of the jacket itself - I won't have more shots of me wearing the jacket until we get our pictures back from the photographer.
I asked for fine edge stitching rather than more showy pick stitching, since it's a more formal jacket.
They did a nice job with the functional buttonholes, and I like the horn buttons.
Hand stitching on the inside of the collar.
Nicely finished inside - I asked for half lined.
They did a nice job with the belly of the lapel on the vest.
Buttonholes on the vest.
I apologize if this has been answered before, but what is the purpose of the arm fit patch shown on the website? Or more accurately, how does it work?
Wow! It just gets better and better. For a supposed MTM provider you really are getting quite a bit of the bespoke experience. Congratulations on your wedding and on a really good looking suit!
To me it seems like a hybrid of MTM and bespoke. I say this because to my knowledge, MTM is based on pre designed patterns which are then altered for each individual, but there are limitations in tolerance etc because of the pattern. With Luxire, it seems that each pattern is unique and there are no limits to what can be done on fit.Let's be very clear in this respect, this is MTM: the client supplies a limited number of measurements and some customization options.
In a bespoke process the client has many measurements taken by an experienced tailor, taking into account the unevitable asymmetries etc. It is also a two-way proces where a client's wishes are matched to a particular tailor's house style. Complex bespoke projects often require multiple fittings.
All in all, MTM and bespoke are two quite different animals.
To me it seems like a hybrid of MTM and bespoke. I say this because to my knowledge, MTM is based on pre designed patterns which are then altered for each individual, but there are limitations in tolerance etc because of the pattern. With Luxire, it seems that each pattern is unique and there are no limits to what can be done on fit.