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That’s awesome, wish I had that kind of access. Probably good for my wallet I don’t thoughNew NYC studio/showroom is awesome. Went over today for a fitting and, as always, had a great time with Agyesh & Nick. Some of the best in the biz.
You’d just move into the showroomThat’s awesome, wish I had that kind of access. Probably good for my wallet I don’t though
You’d just move into the showroom
Does anyone have any of the jackets in linen? About to order a flight in linen but can’t decide on lined or unlined...
I live in the UK where we don’t often get the best weather, but also buying to wear abroad etc
Well it all depends on your definition of formal. I'd say they're few steps up from chinos, but probably not as formal as a proper, non fuzzy, sharp creased cotton trousers so to speak. You can definitely wear them with jackets but they might be easier with knitwear. All in the eye of the beholder of course.Booked my appointment for London in May, I think I'm unsure on a flannel pair based on durability, I tend to be quite hard wearing on pants for some reason. 2 pairs in peached cotton will get me started on the right foot. Where would the peached cottons rank in terms of formality?
That’s really helpful thank you. Based on what you’ve said I think I’ll get the most wear out of it by going for the lined optionI do...I have the lined flight jacket in Sand Linen. I live in the North East and find it perfect for Spring, early Summer and Fall. The lining adds a bit more substantial feel to the jacket, so for where I live it's not practical for peak of summer or hot/humid climates.
Booked my appointment for London in May, I think I'm unsure on a flannel pair based on durability, I tend to be quite hard wearing on pants for some reason. 2 pairs in peached cotton will get me started on the right foot. Where would the peached cottons rank in terms of formality?
@ezev Here's a shot of the peached cotton worn with a jacket, so as you can see formal but not too formal. They require a fairly regular ironing to keep a crease, I'd say that's the only negative peached.
If you know you want to add like 2 cm per sleeve and that’s it, I guess technically it should be possible. I’d email and ask.Does anyone know if you can request customized sleeve length on the knit shirts without going to a trunk show? I was going to order one from their website, but if reports of shrinkage are true I'm definitely going to need some extra inches.