T4phage
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Nice suit Tom.
Some quick comments:
Since this is the first time you have worn the suit, break it in first and the photos will give a truer representation.
1) Pitch of the right sleeve may need to be adjusted so that the back will not wrinkle. If it is not the pitch (since I can't see thru the cloth) it could be the shape of that sleeve that needs to be altered.
2) Yes, the pants need alterations, but did you pull the front higher than usual? (I remember one of your previous posts with pics of trousers.. a poster asked if the back was higher than the front...)
3) 3 roll 2.5 vs 2 button. I am not that tall and most of my suits are 3 roll 2.5. I do not think that the # of buttons per se gives the illusion of height, rather it is the buttoning position. Yours is great. If you do decide to do a 2 button, keep the buttoning position as is. If you lower it, you will lose the harmony of the top "v" and the lower 'v', you will expose more shirt, and you will lose the illusion of length of your legs.
4) Gorge height. I like it, and I do not believe it is too high. It is high, but not crazy. One thing I would do is add a slight belly because it would harmonise with the shape of your chest. It will not harm the overall look of the coat, and it is not anthetical to the suit's 'dna'
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Some quick comments:
Since this is the first time you have worn the suit, break it in first and the photos will give a truer representation.
1) Pitch of the right sleeve may need to be adjusted so that the back will not wrinkle. If it is not the pitch (since I can't see thru the cloth) it could be the shape of that sleeve that needs to be altered.
2) Yes, the pants need alterations, but did you pull the front higher than usual? (I remember one of your previous posts with pics of trousers.. a poster asked if the back was higher than the front...)
3) 3 roll 2.5 vs 2 button. I am not that tall and most of my suits are 3 roll 2.5. I do not think that the # of buttons per se gives the illusion of height, rather it is the buttoning position. Yours is great. If you do decide to do a 2 button, keep the buttoning position as is. If you lower it, you will lose the harmony of the top "v" and the lower 'v', you will expose more shirt, and you will lose the illusion of length of your legs.
4) Gorge height. I like it, and I do not believe it is too high. It is high, but not crazy. One thing I would do is add a slight belly because it would harmonise with the shape of your chest. It will not harm the overall look of the coat, and it is not anthetical to the suit's 'dna'
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