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They would like Neapolitan pizza even lessI guess they haven't frequented Naples yet.
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They would like Neapolitan pizza even lessI guess they haven't frequented Naples yet.
i don’t comment about cloth that much because I don’t use many of the mills spoken about here or the cloth types popular here.@Despos what are the characteristics of your ideal type of fabric to work with when making a topcoat (lighter weight overcoat)? More specifically:
what is your preferred fabric weight range? Do you prefer cloth 16/17 oz range or heavier cloth?
also, what wool compositions do you tend to prefer? Lambswool, cashmere, Escorial, vicuña, wool/cash blends, or other wool blends.
What was the cloth type and weight for the high neckline coat you made? If I recall correctly, it was for someone who lived in a very cold region.i don’t comment about cloth that much because I don’t use many of the mills spoken about here or the cloth types popular here.
Light weight top coats we’ve made were 13-14 ounce sport coat cloth. Have made 10-11 ounce top coats too. Have only made a couple topcoats over 18 ounces In all my years of business.
Have only a few clients who wear very light weight cloth, less than 9-10 ounce and have fewer clients who like cloth over 13-14 ounce.
my personal cloth preferences differ by cloth type. Sweet spot for cloth weave and weight is different for each cloth and application.
If I can find the order will look for the cloth merchant and style number. That was made a decade agoWhat was the cloth type and weight for the high neckline coat you made? If I recall correctly, it was for someone who lived in a very cold region.
Looks cozy AF!Made this wrap coat in 2016. Double faced Loro Piana cloth.
Tone on tone plaid, black on a charcoal ground. The other side is the same solid charcoal grey as the ground of the patterned side.
Hard to see in the picture; lapels, collar and cuffs on the sleeves are solid grey. Body is the plaid side of the cloth. Used both sides of the cloth on the belt, a solid side and a plaid side.
Client related many comments and compliments on this one. He told me about a man who actually crossed the street in the middle of the block in London to get a closer look and comment about the coat.
Hat is from Optimo in Chicago.
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@ConcordiaWould think about a different fabric, but a very nice coat!
Client wanted to utilize the double face cloth is a unique way,You may well have squeezed maximum juice from it. But I'd have tried to find a different cashmere-- more British in flavor.
Client wanted to utilize the double face cloth is a unique way,
therefore; contrasting collar, lapel and cuffs.
Vary rare to find a plaid double face cloth and the other side a solid with the same ground color.
I would hate that!You may well have squeezed maximum juice from it. But I'd have tried to find a different cashmere-- more British in flavor.