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And the purple shirt with a fused collar and no placket is not to my taste. But look at his hairline and his bone structure. Lucky bastard.
And the purple shirt with a fused collar and no placket is not to my taste. But look at his hairline and his bone structure. Lucky bastard.
Not sure if it’s related to the new Vietnam-based production, but the collar buttonhole on my latest shirt (Soft Ivy BD) is positioned slightly closer to the edge, and the collar points are about 3–4mm shorter than usual. Not the end of the world (still happy with the shirt), but perhaps a sign of some inconsistencies in the production?
Opinions may vary, of course, but I'd say say they're plenty substantial. They'll never look quite as a sturdy as fused collars, but I think that's a reasonable "drawback." Also, I'd say this for just about any* fabric. I have a cotton/linen which I would rate as a rather light fabric in the cutaway, and it works great, in my opinion. I am still holding out hope that a Milano (or similar) collar will be offered in the soft makeup.How flimsy (or not) are the "soft" versions of the Roma spread and Roma cutaway? I know fabric too will dictate this.
@ericgereghty thoughts?