Manton
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I think he said that one reason was that for heavy cloth such as overcoating or thick tweed, the cloth had so much body that the lapel would maintain a good roll even with a machined canvas, whereas for lighter cloth, you need the hand-stitching to build in the shape.
There were some other reasons, but I don't remember them.
There were some other reasons, but I don't remember them.