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Kiton vs. Brioni Arm-Holes
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Well, Kiton must have more handwork than somebody. Why not Brioni? In all seriousness, they, Isaia, Attolini etc are all the same as far as handwork. Apparently, Borrelli does a little more, but it really doesn't matter.
Re armholes, it depends on which model you are wondering about. Most are about the same between the two brands, but a few Kiton models have really high armholes.
Re armholes, it depends on which model you are wondering about. Most are about the same between the two brands, but a few Kiton models have really high armholes.
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iammatt;939956 said:Well, Kiton must have more handwork than somebody. Why not Brioni? but it really doesn't matter.
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Oh the blasphemy!
Matt you are going to the flogged, then bannished to the lowest rung of the sartorial hell for saying handwork doesn't matter.
We ALL know that the more handwork the better
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Did we get around to cutting up a Brioni suit?
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Are we still talking about matters sartorial?Originally Posted by braised
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