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My first Janzten - please critique

Nonk

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Always these rules about what shirt is appropriate with what... I just go by what looks good with what.
So do I.

Pockets do not look good with a suit and tie.
 

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Originally Posted by blaidan
Ok, now I am more informed about pockets. I'm always learning something new on this forum.

The one thing no one has answered deals with the yoke size. Will decreasing the shoulder measurement reduce the yoke?

Thanks.

Decreasing the shoulder measurement will decrease the yoke. I am trying to help, but makeing an assesment based on three photos is not the best way to go.

Jantzen measurement disasters are not uncommon.
Think about your job. would you want a custom shirtmaker defending you in court or programming your computer?

I am not saying that any of you guys could not become Shirtmakers, just that you don't learn how to do this overnight.

Carl
 

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Originally Posted by Jovan
I suggest you actually tell us what the problems with it were. Many forum members here have bought from Jantzen and also very high end makers and not had much to gripe about comparing the two. Additionally, you should always seek to have a problem fixed. Ricky would surely listen.

Problems (have told them in some other thread already): One misaligned collar stay pocket, untidy bottom hemline seam, one misaligned gusset, pilling fabric and some loose threads.

high end makers: Disregarding fit, i dont think that anyone would seriously rank jantzen at roughly same level as those makers (usual suspects like barba, borrelli, etc.).

Fixing problems: I dont want to throw good money (shipping to HK, phonecalls) after bad money (initial shirt price). I just charged it off as learning expenses.
 

Jovan

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****. I better drop my pocketed shirt and regular dinner trouser ways.
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EDIT: On the subject of chest pockets... nobody pays any damn attention to them. Especially when there's a jacket over.
 

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