Camilo
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Thank you for your kind comment, really. The width of the lapels you decide. I like a little baggy. However, I agree with you that the clothes are really great bespoke Pirozzi. Then he also has many vintage fabrics that are unique. The last time I saw a coat that will be cut by 1 kg per meter. And that fabric will have 70-80 years.I like some of the jackets on this thread...especially some of the fabrics are very good
me personally...i prefer a smaller lapel on a double breasted jacket...
Thank you for your kind comment. Now I check if I have any pictures of the entire jacket. If I've got a post.Any chance you can post a full-frontal picture of that jacket?
Very nice that jacket. But above all it is already perfect the first try. Pirozzi for me on this is unbeatable! I wish I had that physique of your friend in the picture while I'm a little bit wrong =)
Is that you (@Gianni Cerutti ) hiding behind the giant
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And here's my new bespoke suit. This is a vintage 1960's silk and wool always very cool vintage. Even in this Pirozzi I asked saddled with double-breasted with shoulder patch pockets
The fabrics I have taken the Old draper of Milan.
Great thread!
Really nice fabric, I like those slubby vintage silk fabrics.
I am visiting Italy in the next few months, does Pirozzi also make the more "classic" Neopolitan cuts with patch pockets?
I would like to visit Naples and a tailor there for the first time, but have read some tailors are not so great at understanding people like me who speak zero Italian!
Seems to be a bit of a dark art to understanding how to find a Neopolitan tailor without a hook-up.