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Recent content by TriTTran
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Ongoing Bespoke Projects
To my knowledge, Joe is still running the business, but Roy Chittleborough retired nearly a decade ago. And yes, Michael Browne left C&M in summer 2017, about which Simon Crompton did mentioned once in his post. Francis Paley, who once was an undercutter, is now the only other cutter alongside...- TriTTran
- Post #2,875
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Anderson & Sheppard Expatriates Thread
Hi, do you mind if I ask which cloth bunch this fabric is from? Looking fantastic!- TriTTran
- Post #2,583
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Made in England by Nicholson especially for Andrews St. Albans
Hi all, recently I was looking for some nice garments on ebay, and I saw 2 vintage/pre-owned British warm in my size, both was made from Crobie cloth. However, while one of them is Dunn & Co in 1960s (which is quite popular on Styleforum), the other one has a tag of "Made in England by...- TriTTran
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Anderson & Sheppard Expatriates Thread
Although I'm not a tailoring expert, and I still cannot fully understand the articles I'm gonna share below, I believe that Steven Hitchcock's explanation of 'fish cut' and 'side body cut' is quite aligned with what Concordia said above...- TriTTran
- Post #2,563
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Overcoat for Investment Banking internship interview in London
Hi everyone, I am going to have an interview for an investment banking internship in London next week. Since the weather is quite windy for me, I decide to wear a topcoat on top of my black 2-piece suit. It will be a camel, peak-lapel Chesterfield topcoat ( image below ). I wonder if this...- TriTTran
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- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Sartoria Pino Peluso Thread
@Mark Lee Jin Yi I wonder if you have received the final suit from Peluso. How can you describe about the experience and the fit? Moreover, can you post some pics of the final suit pls :)- TriTTran
- Post #24
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ongoing Bespoke Projects
Maybe the tailor have used the drape cut? Since in my experience Asian tailors (particularly Japanese and Korean) tend to have similar housestyle as Neapolitan tailors.- TriTTran
- Post #958
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ongoing Bespoke Projects
I cannot agree with you about the back of Cifonelli suit. I don't know their cut and how it feels, but the picture of the back of the coat that you show me is a variation of fabric fold on overcoat. These types of fabric folds apear on casual jacket (eg shooting jacket) or overcoat, to give you...- TriTTran
- Post #957
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Structured suit + full chest
Their style is fabulous, and my preferences mostly stem from theirs. However, when I went to Savile Row I was more appealing to Henry Poole and D&S because of their a little bit swelled and full chest, while Huntsman's is cut clean and closer to the chest.Its quite confused since the jackets...- TriTTran
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ongoing Bespoke Projects
Quote: What a coincidence! I saw your picture on Ciardi's instagram recently as a "happy customer" haha! Are they your favorite Neapolitan tailor? Why did u choose them instead of other great tailor eg Panico, Peluso, Saboni, ... ?- TriTTran
- Post #955
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Structured suit + full chest
What do you mean by saying not daydreaming in fitting? Do you mean: 1) Concentrate in fittings to see if they cut my right style? or 2) Do not dreaming of silhoutte that they cannot achieve?- TriTTran
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Structured suit + full chest
I am thinking of commissioning a suit in some months later in Savile Row, London (particularly when I save enough for a bespoke one!). I hope that anyone can help me choose a tailor that fits my style. My particular style consists of: 1. STRUCTURED AND BROAD SHOULDER (like mr.Reagan's...- TriTTran
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- Replies: 6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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adventures in bespoke: Richard Anderson
I believe you and Mr. Despos misunderstood a little bit from what medtech meant, sir. IMO, RA is now following the path of RJ to become another institution like Huntsman,GIeves & Hawkes, etc. Apart from bespoke suit, RA also provides RTW which obviously means he has more things to do, compared...- TriTTran
- Post #150
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The best suit maker?
Firstly because those can afford K-50 hardly have any time to spend on a forum to discuss about it. Secondly, although the price is up to something 50 000$, the suit, the number of hours spent on K-50 suit is only 50 hours, which is the entry level of a tailor who wants to be in Savile Row...- TriTTran
- Post #45
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Corthay
Sorry, my mistake, I did not realise it was 3970j instead of 5004j- TriTTran
- Post #317
- Forum: Classic Menswear