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Haven't received it yet. But @Burzan has. He provided me with a closeup of the fabric and a pic of the jacket beside a Minnis tobacco fresco jacket.
I remember that being teased as a sample, but at this point with how Covid and everything has happened, my guess is it was delayed. I don’t blame Rick, though, as during these times having a bunch of stock and the cost to produce them/store them wouldn’t be worth it this year
Depends, what size are you looking at? The lapel width is proportional to the size, and I believe the latest SCs for the past year have had the lapel width increased, but could be wrong.
looking at a 40L. The lapel on my Neapolitan is 4 inches but looking at photos of the non Neapolitan they look to be more modest in size. Was just curious if that was just how the photos were taken or if it’s actually different.
Someone who can measure their size 40 sport coat will help you better, but if not mistaken, I believe normal sport coats are somewhere around 0.25”-0.5” smaller
There's a suede jacket coming?
It was teased back in the spring/summer by Rick. I am sure if you look back in the photos you can find it. Was a mighty fine looking jacket in a deep chocolate brown. I forget what the MSRP was estimated at, was in the same post or a reply shortly after
First one is most versatile and I think looks the best
First one. Also incoming soon. I settled for it because of versatility. I was debating it and the last one, but came to the conclusion that the former both looked better and was easier to dress, ie it's more versatile. While brown and red/burgundy goes well together, I think brown and orange is a more natural match and looks better to me.
Third one is actually less in your face windowpaned than the first one. Also looks more modern yet more reserved. Just seems a lot more exquisite than the rest.
I like #2...but down here in Texas we like em a bit bold.
#3 looks amazing
