Who makes Cucinelli suits and sportcoats?

[IndianBoyz]

And what's with the weird button stance on db's?

Any information would be appreciated.

 

[Gus]



And what's with the weird button stance on db's?

Any information would be appreciated.

That DB button shape seems to be their House Style. It certainly isn't classic but BC has always had its own spin on things.

 

[IndianBoyz]



That DB button shape seems to be their House Style. It certainly isn't classic but BC has always had its own spin on things.

Not a flatterig look at all. Do you know by any chance who is the maker?

 

[Gus]

There aren't any labels inside the jackets that indicate one of the major private label Italian makers. I hear claims all the time that certain cashmere pieces are farmed out to other makers but I never hear that about jackets or suits.

 

[IndianBoyz]



There aren't any labels inside the jackets that indicate one of the major private label Italian makers. I hear claims all the time that certain cashmere pieces are farmed out to other makers but I never hear that about jackets or suits.

True. How do you like the cut of the suits and jackets yourself?

 

[Gus]

I've been wearing BC jackets for about eight years or so and own several. BC's strength is their interpretation of a casual tailored look. They execute a comfortable tailored style that isn't as extreme a cut as most Boglioli, LBM or even much of the newer Isaia that I have tried. I like that.

But, if you are looking for more classic tailoring, say a business suit for court, go elsewhere.

I think BC is ideal for the guy who wears jackets and suit because he wants too and likes to mix with casual wear, jeans, etc..

 

[IndianBoyz]

Thanks.

 

[JensenH]



Not a flatterig look at all. Do you know by any chance who is the maker?

They are made in-house.

 

[IndianBoyz]



They are made in-house.

Interesting.