Hacking and ticket pockets on classic suiting

[eg1]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

That would depend on how much you paid him to do it.

For example, with Connery:

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You keep posting this picture. Is it strictly necessary?

 

[Film Noir Buff]

When it comes to clothing choices and details it helps to imagine yourself as your own wardrobe consultant for a film, maybe even the film of your life. If you were watching a film and your character walked in wearing whatever it is you think you'd like to put on a jacket etc, would it convey the message to the audience that you wanted?

 

[RJman]

Originally Posted by eg1

You keep posting this picture. Is it strictly necessary?

Oh God yes. Every time I look at it I discover something new.

 

[itsstillmatt]

Originally Posted by RJman

Oh God yes. Every time I look at it I discover something new.
Guess His Muff?

 

[aKula]

I'm having hacking and a ticket pocket on my sportscoat. It can be an interesting look and I wanted such a jacket. I don't have many suits so I wouldn't put them on a suit, but if you really like them then I say go for it. I see a lot of these things as preferences, so even if I wouldn't choose a certain detail for myself, I can still appreciate the diversification.

 

[dopey]

Originally Posted by lasbar

We do need a great example of hacking/slanted pockets done tastefully to have a proper debate...
I have seen a few great hacking pockets but the angle used was minimal...
I have seen a few examples of hacking + ticket pocket on worsted suit but they didn't look natural,kind of forced..

 

[lasbar]

Can't see the picture ,Dopey...
Have you seen the Richard James RTW collection? Full of 1 button ,2 button and slightly angled hacking pockets.

 

[lasbar]

How this one will qualify for you guys?

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