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That's true, although Fox Brothers cloth is also very expensive. At least when I inquired about organizing a custom run. They do try to maintain a global price so that you're not undercutting them or their partners. But the wholesale price is such that you can't sell it for much less than the global price anyway without losing money.
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I got this Giant ******* Lapels™️ Fox overcoat made up last year, 24oz cloth. It didn’t cost me anything more than any other overcoat. Maybe my tailor assumed the same price and didn’t flow it through to me in the end?
Maybe I’m just a pleb but I like grabbing fabric I know I’ll use in the future not because I think I’ll get a better deal, but rather to spread the cost of the suit over time.
Well to be fair, it is charcoal and a heavily heathered herringbone. I don't own any black suits, but I did when I was in college. I do have a black sportcoat that is super lightweight I wear in the summer with jeans.
Well to be fair, it is charcoal and a heavily heathered herringbone. I don't own any black suits, but I did when I was in college. I do have a black sportcoat that is super lightweight I wear in the summer with jeans.
I'm learning so much about cloth these days...
If you haven’t had anything made before I would run away now while you still can. Having the knowledge of how things are supposed to fit properly will turn you off to normal clothes you can buy at most department stores.
@aristoi bcn put me on to this and I wanted to ask the question. Is cashmere mock leno an oxymoron?
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There are a few fabric houses that use cashmere in summer. Piacenza has a bunch called Panarea which is about 50/50 cashmere/silk in a plain weave. I do think, however, that that's the point where the "luxury" element takes precedence over actually added value. Certainly, my bog basic mesh summer jackets do all I want them to do.I would have serious concerns about the durability of that cloth if its woven in the same open weave as other mock lenos. Also, as a Boothian sweat monster myself, thinking about wearing cashmere in the summer troubles my endocrine system just sitting here.
There are a few fabric houses that use cashmere in summer. Piacenza has a bunch called Panarea which is about 50/50 cashmere/silk in a plain weave. I do think, however, that that's the point where the "luxury" element takes precedence over actually added value. Certainly, my bog basic mesh summer jackets do all I want them to do.