zazaza
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zazaza, thanks for the info on the ducktailing! Seems like MrNick's side view photo also shows this problem. I was wondering if anyone else had this issue and it seems to be a common thing so I guess I will live with it.
I would say it's pretty good. I tried the 32R as well and I found myself unable to move that much. I think the 34R is good for me. There are a few pictures on SF.
I still don't understand how you are the same chest size as me but need a 34. I can change a light bulb in my 30 and I'm a 35" chest. Measured with my arms spread out horizontally with the tape over the widest part of my chest, right under the armpit.
I still don't understand how you are the same chest size as me but need a 34. I can change a light bulb in my 30 and I'm a 35" chest.
I do need to add the caveat that nearly all of their coats with a vent tend to ducktail. ( i tried on everything from one size down, TTS and one size up and they all did this)
N. Hoolywood made a perfect slim fitting peacoat back in 2005, if anyone is so inclined to track one down. There's actually one for sale here in a fitted size M here for 53000 yen. All kinds of insane details like a funnel neck, double front pockets that button shut, nice viscose lining, and one of the coolest textured wools I've seen
A flare in the rear vent is one the steeziest things about a peacoat, IMO, it matches a popped pea collar nicely and the skirt area should have a nice subtle flare as well. You guys need to get your swag game up (and stop worrying so much about sizing, fit, and every last detail)