UNIFORM LA CHILLICOTHE WORK JACKET Drop, going on right now.
Uniform LA's Chillicothe Work Jacket is an elevated take on the classic Detroit Work Jacket. Made of ultra-premium 14-ounce Japanese canvas, it has been meticulously washed and hand distressed to replicate vintage workwear that’s been worn for years, and available in three colors.
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where from?VBC put together in China. Has more handwork than TF. Oh yes it is MTM but cost fraction of what TF cost.
Missing label but made far more superior than TF
VBC put together in China. Has more handwork than TF. Oh yes it is MTM but cost fraction of what TF cost.
Missing label but made far more superior than TF
You can design and order anything you like and it is made accordingly. Chinos, one pleat, two pleats, forward pleats, reverse pleats you design it and the factory makes it. CMT and 3 weeks turnaround. It does not have a TF label to it that is the only issue here.And, where can you go to get that? Also, is there a forward pleat option? As one member mentioned above, TF does offer one. TF also has a single pleat option, as I have one - MTM @ NM in about 2018/19.
You can design and order anything you like and it is made accordingly. Chinos, one pleat, two pleats, forward pleats, reverse pleats you design it and the factory makes it. CMT and 3 weeks turnaround. It does not have a TF label to it that is the only issue here.
I prefer softer tailoring so not sure if I can answer that.But does it actually mimic TF construction? Serious question. If so, you’ve hit gold.
There are lots of MTM programs that offer sweeping lapels, but it doesn’t necessarily mean the same silhouette. As a well-regarded expert on this forum once noted (after dissecting a TF suit), TF/Zegna has a very talented cutter.
Yes.. It denotes C for short L for Long.Does TF offer short lengths (eg. 48C)?
Any info is appreciated!
Yeah you have to compare the same suit in a R in the same season. The reason I know this is because a friend of mine bought a brand new TF 3 piece Windsor from Selfridges. He was a 48 and initially tried on the R. With the R it was too long for him on the arms and body, but it fits his torso, so the sales assistant ordered a C for him so is less alternations (don't need to shorten the sleeves and body) but just need to take in the torso as the cut was catered for slightly "stockier" wearer where they have extra fabric where it is much easier to take things in VS not having enough fabric to take things out.I have three EU46C (US36S), and none were MTO, so would imagine they do EU48C, just not very often. Interesting points on wider torso, I definitely don't feel that (though only have one 46R to compare)