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everyone start copy before they innovate I suppose, personally I don't have an issue with your second point, though slightly off topic, is there a high end RTW Enlgish? I can think of only bespoke, otherwise all the English RTW brand is all made in italy anyway
I had a nice Richard James glen plaid sport coat that was made in Mauritius. Wore if for years.I think top of the line RTW for Gives and Hawks are Made in Italy (and never tried, so can't tell about style), not sure about Richard James, and I don't think I have seen Kilgour RTW for a long time...
I tried one of the Paul Stuart Custom DB, I like it, and I think it's priced like SuitSupply MtM (~$1k?)
edit: you also got Prologue which is very specific Florence type of style?, those are the only MtM I can think of on top of my head, outside SuitSupply and Spier and MacKay? I'm sure there are bunch if you just google (is black lapel MiC, are they any good?)
though I think style might be the bigger challenge, most of the MtM MiC ones are aiming for the short jacket, tight fit crowd
It's my complaint about BB. Are the seamstresses in Romania (or China) able to match the quality of work of the US and Italy? I don't doubt it. Just don't charge me Italy prices when you've cut labor costs to almost nothing (or, if the sub is using Uighurs, nothing at all).we don't buy them? I mean just look at the reaction here when Polo moved from Corneliani made in Italy to Corneliani made in eastern europe
we don't buy them? I mean just look at the reaction here when Polo moved from Corneliani made in Italy to Corneliani made in eastern europe
I dunno that people in general have lost interest in Polo because of that, I'm not interested in current Polo because they went from full to half canvas, obviously not because of where it's made.
Corneliani has always been half canvass, no?