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Do you mean "workhorse" in a good or bad way?
I have a colleague with a suit in this fabric. To him, it's workhorse in a good way: doesn't wrinkle too much, wears hard, looks good.
I can well imagine a suit made out of some of the cloth in that book looking quite donnish.
It's a Skoda cloth. Nothing fancy, but everything you need is right there.
+1Def would not get trousers from SherryKash
Does anyone have experience with the Fox lighter weight worsted flannel? I'm thinking of getting an odd jacket made from the navy one.
Does anyone have experience with the Fox lighter weight worsted flannel? I'm thinking of getting an odd jacket made from the navy one.
Does anyone have experience with the Fox lighter weight worsted flannel? I'm thinking of getting an odd jacket made from the navy one.
I have a couple - the light grey and the grey/blue/red PoW. Wore them both quite a bit last Fall - durability is good for the weight imo, but certainly poor when compared to the more traditional 14oz-15oz.flannels.
If you really want a flannel in that weight, then Fox would be fine (and certainly better than the comparable flannels from Draper's, H&W, LP). Just don't expect it to perform like a 15oz. Minnis flannel.