P Johnson MTM

[Henry Carter]



I just met with Tim last week.

I don't know when "6" had it made, but on current pricing, this would be:

(Assuming Grade "C" Fabric)

$1475 (Fabric/Suit) + $250 (Hand Make) + $150? (Half Lining)

Unless I'm wrong - I think 'much' upwards of $1000. But '6' should correct me. 

I think your confusing a suit price ($1475) with the cost of the jacket only (this is a sportcoat not suit jacket). So around $1000 for a jacket would be about right based on the suit price.

 

[tailoredstuff]

I just met with Tim last week.

I don't know when "6" had it made, but on current pricing, this would be:

(Assuming Grade "C" Fabric)

$1475 (Fabric/Suit) + $250 (Hand Make) + $150? (Half Lining)

Unless I'm wrong - I think 'much' upwards of $1000. But '6' should correct me.

That's a fair bit... guess I will have to save up. Nice fabric though!

 

[Dwarfer]

I think your confusing a suit price ($1475) with the cost of the jacket only (this is a sportcoat not suit jacket). So around $1000 for a jacket would be about right based on the suit price.

Ok thanks for the correction

 

[Pliny]

this fabric is nice, and the cut looks great on you, congratulations

Probably overdue pic of my sportjacket.
In 3D:

Up close:

Spread out: Really bad colour on this. Needs natural light.

 

["6"]



I think your confusing a suit price ($1475) with the cost of the jacket only (this is a sportcoat not suit jacket). So around $1000 for a jacket would be about right based on the suit price.

Yes, was no where even near the $1500 mark.

 

[jaypee]

double post

 

[jaypee]

 

[apropos]

Some updates - 2 new shoulder styles (one unpadded, the other pagoda-esque), the wide notch lapel is finally in the house, and a softer canvas as well for some styles.

 

[Journeyman]



Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

Interesting, although I think that the Herringbone and Milano (DJs) suede mocs look better, actually.

 

[quar]



Yes, was no where even near the $1500 mark.

Nice jacket there. I was going to do something similar last year.

Can you post some photographs of the inside?

I haven't seen details on a half / quarter-lined PJ coat yet.

 

[ColdEyedPugilist]

Commissioned a blazer suit a few weeks ago:

French Navy worsted from Dugdale Bros; soft shoulder; 3 patch pockets; mid brown horn buttons; half-lined; hand-finished.

Good as a casual suit and because of the texture, the suit jacket can be worn as a navy odd jacket.

Probably won't be here till mid-March; will try to keep everyone posted...

 

[Henry Carter]



Commissioned a blazer suit a few weeks ago:
French Navy worsted from Dugdale Bros; soft shoulder; 3 patch pockets; mid brown horn buttons; half-lined; hand-finished.
Good as a casual suit and because of the texture, the suit jacket can be worn as a navy odd jacket.
Probably won't be here till mid-March; will try to keep everyone posted...

Sounds nice mate

 

[sochumpy]

wow, are these sold in the sydney shop? What are the details on these?

Interesting, although I think that the Herringbone and Milano (DJs) suede mocs look better, actually.

 

[apropos]



Nice jacket there. I was going to do something similar last year.
Can you post some photographs of the inside?
I haven't seen details on a half / quarter-lined PJ coat yet.

PJ's half/quarter lining is pretty industry standard i.e. half-lined = lining down the fronts, half lining down the back, and quarter lined is 'buggy lined' - self-lined down the fronts and lining just at the shoulders down the back.

 

[thebrownman]



Some updates - 2 new shoulder styles (one unpadded, the other pagoda-esque), the wide notch lapel is finally in the house, and a softer canvas as well for some styles.

I'm interested in this - anyone have pictures of the new shoulder styles or fit commentary?

Are the softer canvas styles also softer in feel through the shoulder?