jcmeyer
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I think it's time to put your collar stays in storage.
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I think it's time to put your collar stays in storage.
I think it's time to put your collar stays in storage.
Too much spread for a casual tweed?
Hmm, interesting question. Given the causal fabric I'm not sure it would make much difference if it was a little more spread, and the points would likely sit under the jacket a bit better. Does that collar flatten out too much without the stays? I' would imagine lighter interfacing might have that problem.
To me personally if it's anything short of a cutaway the formality is more about the fabric/pattern than the angle of the spread, but I'm sure there's a rule in there somewhere that I'm breaking. Comes down more to how many shirts you have and how picky you can be I suppose. I just like the way a softer collar looks as it rolls over the tie and under the jacket rather than holding its shape with stays. YMMV.
Is it a suit? I think it's an odd jacket, in which case the fact that it's coming off like a suit is a problem. Needs more contrast between top and bottom. But you're right, jacket fit looks great.Beautiful suit. I love the way it fits, but I really don't like the pattern.
it is a suit i appreciate the love of the fit though!Is it a suit? I think it's an odd jacket, in which case the fact that it's coming off like a suit is a problem. Needs more contrast between top and bottom. But you're right, jacket fit looks great.