One button peak lapel suit preferences

[taxgenius]

Originally Posted by CJG_NYC

A one button suit is better with notch lapel and there is no doubt about that.

I got into the idea of peak lapel on sb jacket before dropping it as too fadish...

You might play slightly with the pockets to give a tist to your suit.

 

[George]

Originally Posted by lasbar

A one button suit is better with notch lapel and there is no doubt about that.

Mmm, This is the Huntsman influence. I have both to be honest, however, I only like the SBPL in a one button because I get the tailor to lower the buttoning point to create a longer, more rakish IMO, lapel.

Originally Posted by lasbar

I got into the idea of peak lapel on sb jacket before dropping it as too fadish...

I know what you mean, but I wouldn't use the word 'fadish', as they're not a new style, they've been around for donkey's...I also wouldn't worry about them being popular in ready to wear either, as RTW SBPL are always so badly executed, that a tailored made one, well cut and fitted, will stand out in the sea of garbage that's already out there.

 

[CJG_NYC]

Originally Posted by Master-Classter

Not all peak lapels, but here are various ideas on what one button suits can look like.
Most of these are SF members.
*** Disclaimer, as usual if any of those pictured want the pic taken down just say the word.
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I LOVE this jacket. Anyone have any info on it, or a trackback to where it was originally posted?

Thanks!

FWIW: My opinion for one button suits is notch lapel.


Quoting myself here, this is how much I'm loving this jacket!! Anyone? Bueller? Any info?

 

[korektphool]

If I were getting SBPL, I would get

windowpane
hacking besom pockets
no ticket pocket

I'd still prefer notch over peak lapel though.

 

[voxsartoria]

I have one, and while I love it and might get a second, they wouldn't be a mainstay.

Steed (Edwin DeBoise) in P&H Glorious Twelfth.


- B

 

[Master-Classter]

Originally Posted by CJG_NYC

I LOVE this jacket. Anyone have any info on it, or a trackback to where it was originally posted?

Member - Butterfly
Date - 10/18/2009 give or take a day

 

[George]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

I have one, and while I love it and might get a second, they wouldn't be a mainstay.

Steed (Edwin DeBoise) in P&H Glorious Twelfth. - B
Tucked the pocket flaps in for a cleaner, sleeker look eh?.........lose the tie..........and the shoes...!!!!!!

 

[voxsartoria]

Originally Posted by George

Tucked the pocket flaps in for a cleaner, sleeker look eh?.........lose the tie..........and the shoes...!!!!!!

Never.........never...!!!!!!!


- B

 

[CJG_NYC]

Originally Posted by Master-Classter

Member - Butterfly
Date - 10/18/2009 give or take a day

Awesome! Thanks a ton!!

 

[jasonmarshalljazz]

SBPL w/ticket pocket. straight patch pockets or slanted flapped pockets. Ever suit i have ever commissioned has these same details. I feel it creates the most flatter silhouette for my body type.

 

[lasbar]

Originally Posted by jasonmarshalljazz

SBPL w/ticket pocket. straight patch pockets or slanted flapped pockets. Ever suit i have ever commissioned has these same details. I feel it creates the most flatter silhouette for my body type.

You have created the right vibe and as a musician , you need your suits to match your creativity.

I'm more of a boring man type. 2 kids under the age of 1 , no money and a **** job.

 

[George]

Originally Posted by jasonmarshalljazz

SBPL w/ticket pocket. straight patch pockets or slanted flapped pockets. Ever suit i have ever commissioned has these same details. I feel it creates the most flatter silhouette for my body type.

Is this you Mr Marshall?

 

[jasonmarshalljazz]

Originally Posted by George

Is this you Mr Marshall?

Yes it is.

 

[edelaney]

do a two button peak.

hacking pockets.

no ticket pocket.

proper jacket length. (forget this short jacket junk!)

 

[edelaney]

now George has fine style...but likely is for the experienced dresser!

Well done!