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***Official Franco Ercoles Bespoke Thread (Brooklyn/Manhattan)***

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Excellent suit!
I might be nit picky on this one but is the tie a bit too weenie for your built? Also is the no tapered waist look what you wanted?
Edit: I particularly love the shoulder!:slayer:



The waist looks fine, I'd add an inch to the length and change the shoulder to natural, not this knocked down "neopolitan" style. It gives an otherwise business suit a very casual look, IMO.
 

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I disagree. I think the shoulders are a beautiful flourish on an otherwise subdued and tasteful suit.
 

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I just wanted to know if anybody is interested in what I am doing later this evening?

I knew you would. It involves a martini, computer, and Style Forum Fan-Fiction.
 

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I just wanted to know if anybody is interested in what I am doing later this evening?
I knew you would. It involves a martini, computer, and Style Forum Fan-Fiction.


Of course, but please don't be so curt. Is your martini unique? What type of computer? Specs please.
 

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Fabulous!
 

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Did they recently raise their prices? Was ready to pull the trigger and order a 2 piece suit using HS Crispare cloth and was quoted "about $2,300." Last time I inquired (~6 months ago) it was either $1,900 or $1,700 (they had a special on HS fabric).
 

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Did they recently raise their prices? Was ready to pull the trigger and order a 2 piece suit using HS Crispare cloth and was quoted "about $2,300." Last time I inquired (~6 months ago) it was either $1,900 or $1,700 (they had a special on HS fabric).


Prices have gone up...
 

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OK guys, here it is. I got 2 suits from Frank, a wheat fresco and a navy. They look good, but are a little longer in the back than in the front. I like the dark brown buttons on the fresco. The fresco pants came out very well; they fit and drape beautifully.
Thanks to forex for recommending the fabrics and for his continuous help and advise along the way.
Of course, feedback is welcome:
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I don't think you're a candidate for the unpadded, natural shoulder. I think the roped one you posted looks better.
 

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