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View attachment 1105194 Don’t ever use this knot. I once was at a steakhouse and the bartender had this knot. He made terrible martinis.
Hahahaha. I didn’t notice that.My favorite thing about this post is the "swag is for boys, class is for men" in the lower right corner.
I feel like the most Texan thing I could say right now would be something like, “You tell your NYC associates I will wear my denim shirts whenever the damn hell I want. I live in Texas.”Stop this denim shirt nonsense, or I will tell my business associates in NYC about S&M.
Incidentally, this gives an opportunity to explore why the Windsor knot is considered gauche in some circles. It suggests that the wearer is trying to imitate his betters by tying a wide knot, but without the capital to afford custom made ties. And so he comes up with a clever method of tying his necktie in an effort to hide his lack. Of course, this view is probably outdated due to the availability of modestly priced custom ties available today, but the necktie elitism echoes to this day. Nevermind the fact that most people who tie the Windsor know don't even know who the Duke of Windsor is. But these obscure facts explain why the FiH is, to this day, thought to be somewhat aristocratic and the Windsor thought to be "Mid-West grain salesman."
I didn't keep the old stitching, sorry.You guys had sleeves shortened before on S&M suits? I’d like to, but it would be the first time I’ve needed that. Anyone have after pics of the “old” stitching after being removed?
You guys had sleeves shortened before on S&M suits? I’d like to, but it would be the first time I’ve needed that. Anyone have after pics of the “old” stitching after being removed?
I didn't keep the old stitching, sorry.
don't worry, I've done it on a bunch of suits and sport coats, you can't see any marks
View attachment 1105194 Don’t ever use this knot. I once was at a steakhouse and the bartender had this knot. He made terrible martinis.
SM jackets are the only ones that came in perfect length and I'm really detailed on getting the right sleeve lengths.
Amount of shirring can be adjusted. Ask for heavy shirring.
Rick, imo the latest jacket cut is perfect the way it is but the sleeves can be at least 1cm slimmer. It would look more balanced especially for the Slim cut. Also the genuine horn buttons can have more curves instead of flat if you can find a supplier to keep prices the same.
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