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Looks really good as a first jacket. Singapore could really use a trunk show or 2.Alright guys here are the pictures; i've tried to take as many different shots as possible. You can see the shape of the suit, the finishing on the buttonholes/stitching, the roll of the lapel and the lovely shape of the patch pocket. I wore it straight out of the box for the whole day and this is what it looks like now. Fabric used is Loro Piana Super150 Tasmania. I had no choice but to choose a very sombre colour because of the strict dress code for court in Singapore. Overall, I am very happy with the shape and finishing of the jacket. It is refined enough, but you can clearly see that it is hand-stitched. This is my first foray into bespoke and I am more than pleased. Things that still need to be tweaked: left shoulder still slightly too big, and trousers are too loose at the waist. Also, I asked for horn buttons but was given plastic buttons. Will ask Luigi to change that. Finally, I wanted double stitch at the shoulder as well, but I think Luigi probably forgot.All these things can be easily rectified. Things I would do differently next time: perhaps a 3 roll 2, instead of a 3 roll 2.5, and maybe a slightly longer jacket. I'm not sure what others think but to me this is more of a sports jacket length than a formal suit length.
I specifically asked for it, thinking it was one of the typically neapolitan features. After all, I've got other 'normal' suits, so i thought, why not!
I specifically asked for it, thinking it was one of the typically neapolitan features. After all, I've got other 'normal' suits, so i thought, why not!
Are the sleeves a little short?Alright guys here are the pictures; i've tried to take as many different shots as possible. You can see the shape of the suit, the finishing on the buttonholes/stitching, the roll of the lapel and the lovely shape of the patch pocket. I wore it straight out of the box for the whole day and this is what it looks like now. Fabric used is Loro Piana Super150 Tasmania. I had no choice but to choose a very sombre colour because of the strict dress code for court in Singapore. Overall, I am very happy with the shape and finishing of the jacket. It is refined enough, but you can clearly see that it is hand-stitched. This is my first foray into bespoke and I am more than pleased. Things that still need to be tweaked: left shoulder still slightly too big, and trousers are too loose at the waist. Also, I asked for horn buttons but was given plastic buttons. Will ask Luigi to change that. Finally, I wanted double stitch at the shoulder as well, but I think Luigi probably forgot.All these things can be easily rectified. Things I would do differently next time: perhaps a 3 roll 2, instead of a 3 roll 2.5, and maybe a slightly longer jacket. I'm not sure what others think but to me this is more of a sports jacket length than a formal suit length. [COLOR=A74345] [/COLOR]
I'd rather have a jacket that fits and flatters my body instead of worrying about the precision of some pick stitching.
I myself would rather have fit AND finish
Well based on your concerns and recent comments, Solito isn't your guy. Try someone more expensive because we all know you get what you pay for, or do you?
we all know that the MOST important thing about a suit is a good buttonhole