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Which jacket fits me better? 38R Slim or 40R Slim? Both require equivalent amounts of tailoring (38 = collar roll, sleeves / 40 = take in body, sleeves)
Don't pay attention to the pants - need contemporary
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Navy, blue, light brown, cigar maybe.Ok brains trust, what trousers with the cream jacket?
Cigar is already sold-out in 40L.
I have trousers to match all the jackets except the cream, which is fine as I don’t really want to make up a suit.
Button your jacket first.Which jacket fits me better? 38R Slim or 40R Slim? Both require equivalent amounts of tailoring (38 = collar roll, sleeves / 40 = take in body, sleeves)
Don't pay attention to the pants - need contemporary
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You sure? I feel like 40R in contemporary may work, and going up a size in pants in contemporary fit.Lol, you're still trying to figure this out? I recall you posting many months ago about which size worked better for you.
Both the 38R and 40R appear to work okay for you in robo-pose and with the jackets unbuttoned. However, when buttoned, or when actually wearing and moving about, you'll probably want the extra room the 40 offers. The 38 looks tight across the upper back just standing there with it unbuttoned.
I know you said to ignore the pants, but unless the contemporary drapes significantly cleaner on the backside, I'd pass on S&M suits/pants altogether if I were you. Although the suit in your photos might be from before the recent changes to front/back rise which is supposed to address the messy rear, not sure.
Which jacket fits me better? 38R Slim or 40R Slim? Both require equivalent amounts of tailoring (38 = collar roll, sleeves / 40 = take in body, sleeves)
Don't pay attention to the pants - need contemporary
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Those of you that need to make your jackets a bit slimmer do you typically have the back center seam taken in or the sides?
I've had different tailors do it differently with some swearing against the center back but I can't find anything definitive on this.
Which jacket fits me better? 38R Slim or 40R Slim? Both require equivalent amounts of tailoring (38 = collar roll, sleeves / 40 = take in body, sleeves)
Don't pay attention to the pants - need contemporary
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Letting out 2 SM Slim cut jackets right now through the center back. If you do it from the sides it's probably worse for the windowpane or any other linear pattern.
38Which jacket fits me better? 38R Slim or 40R Slim? Both require equivalent amounts of tailoring (38 = collar roll, sleeves / 40 = take in body, sleeves)
Don't pay attention to the pants - need contemporary
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