SunflowerFields
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Hello,
I am looking to purchase a suit for the warmer months as I have quite a few weddings to attend this year. This “tobacco” wool/linen blend suit from Pini Parma caught my eye:
My question is would you consider this color and fabric to be classic in nature, or is it veering into trendy territory? I really only have one proper suit right now (classic navy), and I want to build a versatile and timeless wardrobe.
For what it’s worth, I quite like the look of their blue solaro suit as well:
I am looking to purchase a suit for the warmer months as I have quite a few weddings to attend this year. This “tobacco” wool/linen blend suit from Pini Parma caught my eye:
Tobacco suit in Loro Piana wool silk and linen - Made in Italy
Composition: 76% merino wool, 12% linen, 12% silk by Loro Piana "Pecora Nera"Half canvas constructionNotch lapel, width of 9.5 cm (3.75 inch)Natural shoulders (no padding)"Barchetta" chest pocket Functional buttonholesPatch pocketsUnlinedDrop 6 Soragna trousers: high-rise with a semi-slim fit, a...
www.piniparma.com
My question is would you consider this color and fabric to be classic in nature, or is it veering into trendy territory? I really only have one proper suit right now (classic navy), and I want to build a versatile and timeless wardrobe.
For what it’s worth, I quite like the look of their blue solaro suit as well:
Blue solaro suit - Made in Italy
Composition: 90% wool, 10% silk, woven in ItalyHalf canvas constructionLapel width of 9.5 cm (3.75 inch)Natural shoulders (no padding)"Barchetta" chest pocket Functional buttonholesPatch pocketsUnlinedDrop 6 Soragna trousers: high-rise with a semi-slim fit, a wide extended waistband with 2...
www.piniparma.com