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luftvier

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Originally Posted by apropos
That was pretty unnecessary.
The occasional ad hominem is de rigueur here; I am rather used to it. Of course, the fact that they're Shuron clones isn't helping the "coolness" factor, as the Ronsir frame screams 1950-60s - but that's exactly what I was going for. In other words, lasbar's comment is pretty much mission accomplished.
 

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Foo,

That collar gap actually looks like a shadow to me, probably from the light above the mirror in the bathroom.

I like the wide spacing on the buttons better myself, but I like the fuller cut chest area, is that something that is achievable by a competent tailor to a RTW suit?
 

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Originally Posted by apropos
That was pretty unnecessary.

You're absolutely right about that one.

I don't even know what I have posted such comment in the first place.

My sincere Apologies for my snark.
 

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Originally Posted by srivats
That DB looks pretty nice actually - lapels are great. if you can look past that tie.

I like that and I'm not a great double-breasted fan.

I only like them in flannel.
 

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Originally Posted by fox81
can i see more of this coat, based on my db coat styling thread?

I'll get a few more shots up in a bit. Still basically feeling terrible and without much excuse to leave the house. Except the BB Outlet clearance sale.
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So what do you say about the stripes of this suit? It is RTW suit by the way:

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Originally Posted by forex
So what do you say about the stripes of this suit? It is RTW suit by the way:

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That's exceptional for RTW. I like it a lot.
 

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Originally Posted by lasbar
I like that and I'm not a great double-breasted fan.

I only like them in flannel.


I think the reason why I find that coat appealing is the buttoning point and how the lapels roll there. I like the added perception of length that is not east to find in RTW DBs. I wonder how it looks on a person instead of a dummy.
 

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Originally Posted by srivats
I think the reason why I find that coat appealing is the buttoning point and how the lapels roll there. I like the added perception of length that is not east to find in RTW DBs. I wonder how it looks on a person instead of a dummy.

That's the problem with what I call uber pinning.

Sometimes some great suit jackets look suddenly very ordinary when worn by a human being instead of a dummy.

The lines could be very different even if this suit is looking very attractive .
 

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