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Is this Amish make? - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
Actually, I believe they are Nino Corvato. He is a custom tailor, a master tailor.
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Actually, I believe they are Nino Corvato. He is a custom tailor, a master tailor.
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I don't really get this jacket. The three matching-one different front panels make it look like a mistake. Why didn't you go for two and two, or four in different colorways?Originally Posted by iammatt
I assume that he ran out of fabric.
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Actually, I believe they are Nino Corvato. He is a custom tailor, a master tailor.Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
The turnback cuffs guy? No kidding!
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Aside from the fabric, that jacket is just about perfect. Disqualified.Originally Posted by Baron
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Originally Posted by iammatt
Im not sure if I am checking for fit or overall design but this jacket can be pretty cool. I realize it has some iGent to it but it is in black which takes it into a bit more chic territory and, in the right circumstances, you could carry this off. Can you take the tape off? Also, wear it with medium grey pants. Is it seersucker?
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The turnback cuffs guy? No kidding! - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
No kidding. If you ever decide to step up to the plate, you might find you can no longer wear what you already have.
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No kidding. If you ever decide to step up to the plate, you might find you can no longer wear what you already have.Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
I'm not sure that the Trumpian phrase "step up" is quite iGent. I'll give you 2 iYorker points, though.
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Originally Posted by rnoldh
You might almost say this is a nice piece, and then think about it and say NO!
I actually like it, and assume Vox likes his as well, but I can definitely see how both could fall into the tragic category.
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You might almost say this is a nice piece, and then think about it and say NO!Originally Posted by rnoldh
What if he wore this tie with it?
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I don't really get this jacket. The three matching-one different front panels make it look like a mistake. Why didn't you go for two and two, or four in different colorways?Originally Posted by iammatt
It's actually 7 panels in the same fabric, different colors and that one panel. For instance the sleeves are vertically split into two fabrics. Usually this type of jacket is made from smaller patches, this achieves a subtler effect for the genre. I don't know if my number 1 fan has collected the back view of the jacket but that photo is in poor lighting. I took that waay back during the AAAC days when I was getting used to taking pics of clothes for the first time. I could retake it next time I wear it, which will be soon. Which is an interesting point, that jacket has gone from being for the occasional private party to wearing it around city and suburbs on the weekend and people love it.
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