The CM Graveyard: First Sartoria Partenopea... next J. Crew?

[smittycl]

and in another note, if you guys have something more structured/English and in same price range as you do for sartoria carrara then can probably count me in...

Steed MTM might be what you're looking for.

 

[circumspice]

They can advertise the convenience features of this jacket: the only DB suit that lets you urinate without even unbuttoning the jacket!

This is Zoom-ready - all other DBs might wrinkle at the waist when seated

 

[clee1982]

Steed MTM might be what you're looking for.

I don’t want drape. All the structured guys I like to try are expensive as hell

 

[clee1982]

Suit is gray so you could pull off a blue shirt, solid or patterned.

well in that case light blue and light pink work in same way as white, though still not sure about shoe.

and to be clear not interested in buying this, just curious about shoes, maybe polo suede? Feels too menswear

 

[vida]

They can advertise the convenience features of this jacket: the only DB suit that lets you urinate without even unbuttoning the jacket!

Purple Label is not that short. This is just advertising and promo. I have no idea why they would present tailored clothing this way...
I have a couple of their current suits and sc's and they are standard length.

 

[JASONBLOOD]

Going back to RL, some interesting pieces this year.

I'd be all over this if it didn't look so ridiculously short (although it could be the model's height):

Like the double pleats on the trousers. Also, looks like they're 'in-sourcing' back to Italy for their Polo suits. According to the description, they're also half canvassed.

Lastly, I can't tell if they're going for Cifonelli for their new 'Ralph' cut, or 30's Hollywood:

Gotta ditch the belt loops

 

[abkain]

I don’t want drape. All the structured guys I like to try are expensive as hell

Maybe Whitcomb & Shaftesbury

Whitcomb & Shaftesbury

www.whitcombshaftesbury.co.uk

 

[abkain]

well in that case light blue and light pink work in same way as white, though still not sure about shoe.

and to be clear not interested in buying this, just curious about shoes, maybe polo suede? Feels too menswear

I think a mid to dark oakish brown calf would work and look good. Something like this:

 

[Ich_Dien]

Gotta ditch the belt loops

Looks like just a loop to hold the front closure. The other ones are side adjusters...

 

[clee1982]

I think a mid to dark oakish brown calf would work and look good. Something like this:
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hum, somehow I don't see this work not sure why.

 

[clee1982]

Looks like just a loop to hold the front closure. The other ones are side adjusters...

+1, looks like just extend closure that pass one loop then rest are side adjusters

 

[clee1982]

Maybe Whitcomb & Shaftesbury

Whitcomb & Shaftesbury

www.whitcombshaftesbury.co.uk

nothing wrong with it

Permanent Style

Whitcomb & Shaftesbury final suit – great value bespoke

www.permanentstyle.com

but at least per these photos it goes to the nice but a bit generic category (style choice wise, I assume he took the house style)

 

[abkain]

nothing wrong with it

Permanent Style

Whitcomb & Shaftesbury final suit – great value bespoke

www.permanentstyle.com

but at least per these photos it goes to the nice but a bit generic category (style choice wise, I assume he took the house style)

Slightly generic - yes. Not as distinctly English as Poole, Huntsman or C&M, etc. I believe Sexton does a slightly less expensive MtM/Bespoke program where the garment is cut in London but made in Asia - I think.

 

[clee1982]

Never knew Edward Sexton has a cheaper tier, as per usual no pricing info...

Offshore Bespoke

Located at Savile Row, London. Unprecedented quality tailors since 1969, creating classic mens and ladies tailoring, a modern twist of English eccentricity.

www.edwardsexton.co.uk

 

[abkain]

Never knew Edward Sexton has a cheaper tier, as per usual no pricing info...

Offshore Bespoke

Located at Savile Row, London. Unprecedented quality tailors since 1969, creating classic mens and ladies tailoring, a modern twist of English eccentricity.

www.edwardsexton.co.uk

I recall the price for a two-piece suit under the offshore program being around $2000+/- last time I met with them about two years ago.