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The tailor who is making it for me told me that it ran out. I got the last piece. That was in February. Maybe they re-ran the pattern, I don't know.
What do you mean it ran out ? I am from India and I thought my tailor would be able to source it from the local Scabal distributor. Unless of course it was a special or limited edition restricted to some markets.
If it's not being remade, chances are it wasn't that popular. The English remake things that sell.
The tailor who is making it for me told me that it ran out. I got the last piece. That was in February. Maybe they re-ran the pattern, I don't know.
I really like gun club checks. The smallish check pattern looks varied and interesting at the surface but also somewhat simple and uniform at a distance. I think gun check makes a great sport coat for either the "city" or the "country" depending on color, pattern and finish. It also somehow reminds me of my grandfather which is good. This cloth probably says "old man" to me more than any other. Anyway this is an appreciation thread for other fans of the gun club or district checks in general.
It would be great if people could post more pics of finished jackets, I always have a hard time visualizing how checks will look when they're made up. Here is the LL gun club for reference:
Yes, I can see your point. You would doubtless want to avoid this in the future.
Yes, I can see your point. You would doubtless want to avoid this in the future.
Don't like it?
It's OK. I couldn't resist the juicy opportunity and was overcome by a snark attack.
I actually prefer the relatively small size of the pattern.