classicalthunde
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A few pics of my semi-bespoke trousers which I was able to get done while I was in NYC for a few months, happily coinciding with Steed's NYC visit.
As I learned, semi-bespoke is done completely in house. Edwin cut this pair. For semi-bespoke, there's no second fitting and the trousers are machine and not hand sewn. I was under the misimpression that they cut the fabric in England then send it to the MTM factory to be machine sewn. This is the Fox air fabric I mentioned earlier. I'll be getting another pair in Fox air for the next one, possibly with forward pleats though the plain front worked out ok, despite the height of the rise. I need a little more room in the waist. All this would be taken care of in the second fitting, but alas, I'm not in NYC anymore so the bespoke option can't happen.
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anyone have feedback on how the semi-bespoke option has panned out for suits/sport coats? I'm interested in possibly commissioning a tweed and I'm not a stickler for handmade vs. machine made and the price is in line with my budget...but I am worried about the straight to finish since I haven't done any orders with Steed before...
Was thinking something like this, but with a brown Harris Tweed length that I have: