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Harry Rosen MTM Coppley Suit
I was told by the head SA that the Coppley MTMs are fully canvassed. I'm not 100% sure as to what the feel of a fully canvassed suit is but from what I've read online, the feel of my MTM Coppley is fully canvassed. I got mine from the Harry Rosen at Pacific Centre. Mine came slightly earlier...- KVH
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Allen-Edmonds McAllister is on sale for $249 on the AE site. Are they good for job interviews or too dressy?- KVH
- Post #7,862
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Are you sure it's part of the suit fabric, and not just a bit of basting thread or something? Looks like you were right. I got so annoyed with it that I carefully pulled it out with a tweezer. I wonder how that white thread got there because it's not in a area where they'd connect another piece...- KVH
- Post #7,427
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Are you sure it's part of the suit fabric, and not just a bit of basting thread or something? I'm pretty sure it's part of the suit fabric although I don't want to tug at it to make sure. It just wouldn't make since for there to be any basting fabric at that location because it's not anywhere a...- KVH
- Post #7,412
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Pretty sure you aren't supposed to cut it. Well, having a loose thread like that sticking out would probably make it prone to being snagged and then tearing even more of the fabric no? Regardless, do you think it's something to worry about or am I letting my OCD get to me?- KVH
- Post #7,410
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Hey everyone, I'm a little OCD so if this seems like no big deal to you, please let me know so I can rest easy or if it is a big deal, let me know so I can get it fixed... I recently purchased a MTM suit from Harry Rosen and I'm very happy with it except for a small "pill" or "break" in a thread...- KVH
- Post #7,408
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Square-toed shoes are vilified here; especially those Kenneth Cole monstrosities. Regardless, if your aim is to look professional, I would avoid them. I guess cap-toes could, theoretically, be pointy... But you should be fine with anyghing that is not square. Allen Edmonds shoes are generally...- KVH
- Post #6,894
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ask A Question, Get An Answer... - Post All Quick Questions Here (Classic menswear)
Square-toed shoes are vilified here; especially those Kenneth Cole monstrosities. Regardless, if your aim is to look professional, I would avoid them. I guess cap-toes could, theoretically, be pointy... But you should be fine with anyghing that is not square. Allen Edmonds shoes are generally...- KVH
- Post #6,835
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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I'm looking to buy a pair of nice professional black dress shoes and I'm wondering what kind of "toe" I should buy. I'm a shorter guy (5'9") with a muscular build. I've read somewhere that short guys should buy squared off toes but I've also read that cap-toed dress shoes are the...- KVH
- Post #6,828
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Good tailor in Vancouver?
To save you reading the other 19 pages in the thread, no, no and no. People have recently had bad experiences with Minichello (at least for sport coats), Samson is out of his depth and arrogant, and Modernize uses fused construction (that, or they don't know the difference between fused and...- KVH
- Post #307
- Forum: Classic Menswear