Marshak
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somebody knows a mill that makes a 24 or 36 ply? asking for a friend.
Kevlar mill.
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somebody knows a mill that makes a 24 or 36 ply? asking for a friend.
Those with dinner jackets...midnight versus black? Why opt for the former? Is it more interesting, even if it reads formal? Curious how you would describe the difference or why one for you was more appealing, aesthetically.
Those with dinner jackets...midnight versus black? Why opt for the former? Is it more interesting, even if it reads formal? Curious how you would describe the difference or why one for you was more appealing, aesthetically.
Those with dinner jackets...midnight versus black? Why opt for the former? Is it more interesting, even if it reads formal? Curious how you would describe the difference or why one for you was more appealing, aesthetically.
Pulling an idea for a casual travel jacket off the back burner.
Does anyone know or have suggestions on a jersey knit or similar? Something with some stretch, super soft to throw on for flights, won’t easily wrinkle? I know Zegna has a Wool/Cotton jersey knit I can pick up in like a molted “denim” shade but just making sure I’ve exhausted my search.
Drago’s Rugby Flannel came to mind. Drapers Earth/Wind/Fire as well.
Pulling an idea for a casual travel jacket off the back burner.
Does anyone know or have suggestions on a jersey knit or similar? Something with some stretch, super soft to throw on for flights, won’t easily wrinkle? I know Zegna has a Wool/Cotton jersey knit I can pick up in like a molted “denim” shade but just making sure I’ve exhausted my search.
Drago’s Rugby Flannel came to mind. Drapers Earth/Wind/Fire as well.
Those with dinner jackets...midnight versus black? Why opt for the former? Is it more interesting, even if it reads formal? Curious how you would describe the difference or why one for you was more appealing, aesthetically.
Thanks. I designed a travel jacket with my tailor to fit my needs how I want. It’s not a sport coat and I don’t care if it’s shapeless, bags or anything else. I asked about the jersey knit suggestions for on purpose.I would probably buy something like this RTW, rather than have it made. Cloth like what you are describing has a tendency to stretch and bag, eventually losing shape. If you have money to burn, then check out the Ariston books. Fusion has a couple interesting pieces that could work, as does Leisure.
Pulling an idea for a casual travel jacket off the back burner.
Does anyone know or have suggestions on a jersey knit or similar? Something with some stretch, super soft to throw on for flights, won’t easily wrinkle? I know Zegna has a Wool/Cotton jersey knit I can pick up in like a molted “denim” shade but just making sure I’ve exhausted my search.
Drago’s Rugby Flannel came to mind. Drapers Earth/Wind/Fire as well.
Porter and Harding new bunch Lonedin??!! Anyone have Intel on these?
The patterns look meh. But curious about the fabric itself.
Thanks. I designed a travel jacket with my tailor to fit my needs how I want. It’s not a sport coat and I don’t care if it’s shapeless, bags or anything else. I asked about the jersey knit suggestions for on purpose.
Those with dinner jackets...midnight versus black? Why opt for the former? Is it more interesting, even if it reads formal? Curious how you would describe the difference or why one for you was more appealing, aesthetically.