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I wish he could touch mine too. ?
Just say the word, and I will happily facilitate some touching...
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I wish he could touch mine too. ?
Just make sure you’re fully clothed =)@kevinsvindland
Tomorrow it is our national day here in Norway. What does the Cavour team recommend guys to wear?
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Tomorrow it is our national day here in Norway. What does the Cavour team recommend guys to wear?
I would normally say to follow tradition, and wear a Bunad or a nice suit. But this year a nice t-shirt and a good pair of jeans will probably do just fine.. Hehe..
Do any of your sport coat come in long versions? Say 81 cm + backlength?
@kevinsvindland any chance that the black penny loafers in box calf will be restocked? Thank you!
@kevinsvindland I'm curious whether your team has any thoughts about lengthening the standard sleeve length on your suits. I've always felt shortening sleeves were a cleaner alteration than lengthening them. I look about the same as the model (is that Hakon?) when wearing Cavour suits and to my eyes, the jacket sleeve is noticeably short by 1-2cm.
In that case, it definitely doesn't make sense to change the standard sleeve length. Thank you for the response.The most common alteration in our stores is to shorten the sleeve 1-2 cm, so my experience is that the current sleeve length is pretty good. The ham buttonholes are also very easy to remove without leaving marks, so lengthening the sleeves should not be an issue for a decent alterations tailor.