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Recent content by Romain
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French Tailoring Thread (e.g. Camps de Luca, Cifonelli, Smalto and etc.)
Here is a recent picture of my suit by J. Rotin :- Romain
- Post #1,583
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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E.G. Cappelli Store now LIVE!
Good question. I think so but I'm not sure, as I live in the EU I didn't ask them...- Romain
- Post #625
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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E.G. Cappelli Store now LIVE!
Here is another one which was brought from Napoli by a friend. You can see the difference between a lined 6 folds (this one) and unlined 7 folds (previous picture)- Romain
- Post #621
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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whnay.'s good taste thread
I know I haven't been around for a long time, let me try again:- Romain
- Post #13,652
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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E.G. Cappelli Store now LIVE!
Here's a couple of pictures of my last Cappelli tie: Also got it from Zampa di Gallina (which apparently offered a 30% discount on EG Cappelli this weekend: )- Romain
- Post #620
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Mario Talarico Umbrellas
No, but you can try via other websites, like Exquisite trimmings, or ZampaDiGallina (currently having sales on talarico umbrellas)- Romain
- Post #74
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Tailoring Thread (e.g. Camps de Luca, Cifonelli, Smalto and etc.)
Probably that, I think French tailoring is also in the shadow of its feminine counterpart, the Haute Couture. Besides I don't think there are mega-famous French brands that could be "ambassadors" of French style (like RL for the US, Armani for Italy, etc.)... However, French tailoring, and...- Romain
- Post #618
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Tailoring Thread (e.g. Camps de Luca, Cifonelli, Smalto and etc.)
I don't have it right now, I'll check when possible. I think the stripes are 1mm wide and spaced by a little less than 1cm. Ahem, I've been modestly trying (mostly with bad smartphone pictures) :embar: But yes that's the interest of this thread, French tailors don't really communicate online...- Romain
- Post #616
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Tailoring Thread (e.g. Camps de Luca, Cifonelli, Smalto and etc.)
Sounds impressive indeed! I would love to see that, because I am not a fan of some of his lapels (from what I saw on his facebook page).- Romain
- Post #611
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Tailoring Thread (e.g. Camps de Luca, Cifonelli, Smalto and etc.)
Mafoofan, I don't believe the fishmouth lapel is part of the current Cifonelli signature. I started a thread about her a few months ago : http://www.styleforum.net/t/300803/la-camicia-con-lanima-mary-frittolini-bespoke-shirts- Romain
- Post #610
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Tailoring Thread (e.g. Camps de Luca, Cifonelli, Smalto and etc.)
Hi Dirnelli, I believe it is actually called a fishmouth lapel ;) You can see many variations of this kind of lapel here, from C to H (french text, sorry): http://stiff-collar.com/2012/05/28/les-revers-parisiens/- Romain
- Post #589
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Tailoring Thread (e.g. Camps de Luca, Cifonelli, Smalto and etc.)
Actually, I believe that "kissing" buttons means overlapping buttons, and it is rather a style choice than a sign of quality.- Romain
- Post #523
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Thread for Discussing Bespeaking Bespoke Shoes
These balmorals look great Mafoofan! And I don't find the inside seam disturbing, I think it's a common thing (but not as common as a back seam). If I remember well, he asked me whether I preferred to have the seam on the inside or the back (refused to make it seamless), and I chose the back...- Romain
- Post #214
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Ultimate "HARDCORE" Shoe Appreciation Thread (Bespoke only)
Yes, I'm curious too. Why do you think the Lobbs look "more bespoke" than the Cleverleys?- Romain
- Post #2,108
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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French Tailoring Thread (e.g. Camps de Luca, Cifonelli, Smalto and etc.)
Thanks for your answer! I see what you mean.- Romain
- Post #439
- Forum: Classic Menswear