Folded Up Shirt Appreciation

[voxsartoria]

In Acorn Grange.


- B

 

[edmorel]

collar looks very nicely done and sexy, would like to see it worn. Also, shirt could use some balls.

 

[Film Noir Buff]

Originally Posted by edmorel

collar looks very nicely done and sexy, would like to see it worn. Also, shirt could use some balls.
The shirt isnt the only thing around here that could use some...

 

[Slewfoot]

Excellent choice! I have a nearly identical looking fabric that was made when I was in HK. One of my favorites. Not sure where the fabric originated. I opted for no placket. I dig the stitching on yours.

 

[Mr. Moo]

Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff

The shirt isnt the only thing around here that could use some...

Wait, what?

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by edmorel

collar looks very nicely done and sexy, would like to see it worn. Also, shirt could use some balls.

Thanks, bubala...it's a version of the collar that Whittaker wears himself.

- B

 

[whnay.]

Looks good Bill - only one?

 

[hws]

The stitches of the placket look so long!

 

[JohnnyCrockett]

Nice, Vox. Great collar. Hairline might be my favorite shirt "pattern" (if you can even call it that).

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by whnay.

Looks good Bill - only one?

This is the sample. I have six others in queue from the first order that are waiting on this one to have the pattern finalized. I'll wear it a bit, and see Whittaker again in the Spring, and place another order for six more but in Grasmere or DJ Anderson.

Assuming that I'm happy after I try it on, which I haven't yet...but, the initial inspection shows none of the things that annoyed a couple of the guys who decided to stop using Dege.


- B

 

[ryoneo]

Originally Posted by windrunner

Beautiful shirts! I'm also in Philly, may I ask who made them...can't make out labels. Thanks

Sorry for the late reply. I'm in South Korea now and it got them made by Hahn's Custom Tailors.

 

[Shirtmaven]

nice collar. Unfused i will assume.
there is an odd mispressing at the top of the center placket.
also surpised that they sew the center placket in the American style.
Most English shirtmakers, move the stitch line closer to the buttonholes.

Carl

 

[joshman]

Originally Posted by Shirtmaven

also surpised that they sew the center placket in the American style.
Most English shirtmakers, move the stitch line closer to the buttonholes.


I noticed that as well.
vox, did you ask for it specifically, or it's Dege's default placket style?

 

[edmorel]

Vox, is there a particular reason why you went with Dege as opposed to Savile Row's Paul Jhetta?

 

[rickblaine]

Latest re-up from Turnbull & Asser bespoke:

And hmmm.... Edge-stiching hmmm.....