scatterbrain
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I would still prefer no labels visible, but admit there are good reasons for having them.
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I'd be down with just a fabric label for sure. I mean, if I get an H fabric, I really want one to show the fabric for a resale, as I stated. The A's and B's aren't as big of a deal.
Very very good question. Maybe it's a recent development? Or maybe just in the higher end fabrics? If this is the case, I rest my case.Fair enough, I can understand that. Do you know for a fact though that a KW suit made with one of the name brand luxury fabrics does not have a fabric label? Because in stitches' new Tiberias suit (same manufacturer as KW uses) has a Loro Piana label inside, but my Tiberias suit, made with a basic fabric, has no label at all.
I have that solid fabric, but I say be bold and go with Herringbone!
PS. My wedding is today, so I will be posting photos of me and my guys in our suits sometime tomorrow.
Wish the pocket squares were larger, but I guess others like the smaller size.
Because they're great. Duh.Why do I get an itching for a new KW PS at least once a month?
If nobody does it before, I can let everybody know in ~3 weeks whether a G-range jacket has a fabric label.
Is that the navy Irish linen jacket? Can't wait to hear a review and see some pics of how that one turns out. What kind of lining did you go for?