Rate this Suit Slovakian taylor

[Qasimkhan]

b) There's something wrong with the lapel, can't quite put my finger on it.

Is the picture in which you wear it reversed? I think that's what makes the lapels look odd. Where the suit is on the hanger, the lapels cross in the normal way.

Agree on the button stance.

Overall, a beautiful suit. The only minor thing, which others have mentioned, would be more flair in the skirt, which would give better waist suppression. The legs are long, but not too long in my view. And it's hard to judge the sleeves since you had to hold the camera up, so I don't know how others are criticizing that.

 

[sdfas5342]

Originally Posted by theteacher

Merci Max.

What a surprise meeting you today.
shirt in the picture is regular Store bought Joop (manufactured by seidensticker) one of the few shirts that fit me.... kind of. Bought it on sale at P&C aupark.
Like I said panska st. is not Charvet or egle or jermyn st london but its fine for everyday and the price is fantastic.
Drahos also does shirts, but they are more on the expensive side, unless you go to vienna and find fabric yourself, still it will end up with a price of about 100 euro.
some interesting links:
http://bespoke.blog.lemonde.fr/2007/...de-chemise-22/
http://www.mfanblog.blogspot.com/200...-matuozzo.html

yes a good surprise. if you are looking for cloth in Vienna do not miss Wilhem Jungmann and Neffe, it's the oldest cloth shop in Vienna, they have a quite wide selection for shirts and for suits. They work with a Slovak tailor named Zahradnik on gabcikova ulica in Karlovaves.

I saw some of the suits he makes and they look very nice.

 

[sdfas5342]

also you can check this video:
http://chemises.typepad.com/chemise/2007/04/index.html

 

[Jawbreak]

Originally Posted by cluster2600

yes a good surprise. if you are looking for cloth in Vienna do not miss Wilhem Jungmann and Neffe, it's the oldest cloth shop in Vienna, they have a quite wide selection for shirts and for suits. They work with a Slovak tailor named Zahradnik on gabcikova ulica in Karlovaves.

I saw some of the suits he makes and they look very nice.

WOW, cool video.... very interesting, what is the cost, on average??

When in Vienna I usually go to Komolka, on Mariahil. street..... But I will check the others as you mentioned. Any contact for Zahradnik??? or pictures of his work??
To be honest I dont plan o changing from Drahos as a suit tailo, but maybe shirts would be interesting...... we will see how Panska st. turns out.

 

[sdfas5342]

Charvet starting price in cotton 370 euros