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They aren't finished yet. And it's the same width as my last coat made by Frank.

Edit: To be fair, the new sport jacket was cut for 4.75" lapels. I changed my mind last night back to 4.5". Should I go for 4.75"? :lol:
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Really beautiful.May i ask the fabric of that outstanding jacket ? Thank you
 

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I'd say 17-18oz, pretty thick. I don't think I can wear it indoors. Definitely wearing it as a coat.
I have a similar Marling Evans herringbone of the natural collection. It is similar but at 13 Oz is much more lighter. I would love to have heavy herringbone like yours.
 

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I have a similar Marling Evans herringbone of the natural collection. It is similar but at 13 Oz is much more lighter. I would love to have heavy herringbone like yours.
Malloy makes it I think, not sure. Magee makes something similar as well, at a pretty good price.
 

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Malloy makes it I think, not sure. Magee makes something similar as well, at a pretty good price.
Thank you so much.
 

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This jacket is softer than The Armoury's AMJ3. Might steam the back to get rid of the creases.

Sorry for crappy lighting.
irish neo jacket.jpg irish neo jacket2.jpg irish neo jacket3.jpg irish neo jacket4.jpg
 

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The jacket looks a bit short on you.

The breast pocket also seems a bit high, and the patch pockets very close to the bottom edge.
Yes, I requested about 1.5 inch shorter than the last commission. Still covers my butt :lol: FYI I'm wearing gym shorts in the picture.

Edit: That's just how Frank make's his patch pockets. I agree the breast pocket is a tad high.

I'll try to get a better picture tomorrow morning.
 
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I had a basted fitting in London yesterday for a jacket and the patch pockets were bloody huge. They were akin to strapping a couple of large buckets onto a jacket. Got me thinking; is there an optimal shape of patch pocket, combining useability with elegance?
 

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