Suits cut in the English tradition

[chester patel]

I have not seen any here

 

[Tarmac]

cool

 

[acidboy]

alright

 

[lasbar]

We have had many pictures from A&S,Huntsman and many Savile row cutters.....

Go on the thread about cut and silhouette...

 

[marc237]

Many links - one example is "Fine Examples of Bespoke" Use the search function

 

[JibranK]

Yes, I do have a link.

 

[Manton]

A suit cut in the English tradition:

 

[Philosoph]

^ It's always nice to see peak lapels that actually point back over the shoulder instead of out to the sides.

 

[dopey]

Originally Posted by Manton

A suit cut in the English tradition:

Will that pass through a wedding ring?

 

[Manton]

Originally Posted by dopey

Will that pass through a wedding ring?

I am trained in interpreting esoteric writing, but I usually need more to work with.

 

[dopey]

Originally Posted by Manton

I am trained in interpreting esoteric writing, but I usually need more to work with.

It was a question about softness. For example, a pashmina scarf might be said to be so soft that it could be passed through a wedding ring.

 

[Connemara]

Ewwww, pashmina.

 

[Manton]

Funny, it is soft, but I did not think that it looked so soft. It's less slouchy than other things I own, and less obviously draped.

There is no shoulder padding. There is, however, a touch of sleevehead wadding. The front canvas exists, but is not assertive.

 

[voxsartoria]

1. It is comforting to see that the toilet paper unrolls properly, and that there is a sufficient quantity for most meals.

2. Outpocket flaps seem a tad large...are they trapezoidal?

3. Why no dimple in the the tie? Is that an Albert?

- B

Originally Posted by Manton

A suit cut in the English tradition:

 

[unpainted huffheinz]

The navy DB is perhaps my favorite of the classics. I want to say that comes from A&S but I somehow doubt that is correct.