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BTW I hope ya'll knew I was using a quite a bit of jest in that last post lol
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anyone ever use tom fords mtm program?
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It's more of a red delicious to golden delicious apple comparison. It looks different when your eyes are open, but tastes the same when you bite into it. - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
Fair enough. Either way, though, neither one has approached the ingenuity of "bevel jeans." I just want to put that out there.
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Fair enough. Either way, though, neither one has approached the ingenuity of "bevel jeans." I just want to put that out there.Originally Posted by rach2jlc
We can only wander around the bevel jean...
...but remain too primitive to know what it is.
...Originally Posted by jefferyd
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BTW I hope ya'll knew I was using a quite a bit of jest in that last post lolOriginally Posted by AvariceBespoke
We jest with you.
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We can only wander around the bevel jean...Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Of course, civilization after many many years still did not know what, why, when, or how re: the monolith and I am not sure civilization will understand the Bevel jean either. Perhaps if one actually comes in contact with Bevel jean or goes so far as to even wear them, they start regress and age backwards.
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One thing I did not like was that the RTW coats @ TF is that the 5 workable sleeve buttons were already on the coats.. Lucky for me the sleeve length needed just a hair of taking up to finish at proper length.
I wonder why they do this on the RTW suits. Buttons were def. nice horn and felt well sewn with nice button holes. but if ur arms were short, wtf? i guess it would be 4 buttons for u ! or u do their MTM program..
their MTM program has two levels btw, one they claim is tons of hand work
I wonder why they do this on the RTW suits. Buttons were def. nice horn and felt well sewn with nice button holes. but if ur arms were short, wtf? i guess it would be 4 buttons for u ! or u do their MTM program..
their MTM program has two levels btw, one they claim is tons of hand work
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Are you getting one RTW suit?
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Originally Posted by AvariceBespoke
I wonder why they do this on the RTW suits. Buttons were def. nice horn and felt well sewn with nice button holes. but if ur arms were short, wtf? i guess it would be 4 buttons for u ! or u do their MTM program..
They would adjust it at the armhole. I asked them about it once at Bergdorf. Though, if I heard correctly, they charge $80 for that adjustment.
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Are you getting one RTW suit?Originally Posted by SirSuturesALot
for now yes, i want to see how the final product fits - if i aboslutely love it after its done, id be wiling to shop there more
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They would adjust it at the armhole. I asked them about it once at Bergdorf. Though, if I heard correctly, they charge $80 for that adjustment.Originally Posted by gomestar
OK - I hope this is what they do at TF or I'll be pissed as a mofo and probably fight them in the glass perfume room
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When will you be taking delivery? Definitely post back with pics from all angles!
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OK - I hope this is what they do at TF or I'll be pissed as a mofo and probably fight them in the glass perfume roomOriginally Posted by AvariceBespoke
Now, those would be pics worth posting. Martial combat in a perfume room would tick off at least three boxes on the Forum Gentleman checklist.
Are you sure TF uses real horn buttons? I ask because even the Zegna Couture stuff in its heyday used plastic buttons.
Then again, Anderson & Shepard used to default to plastic buttons.
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When will you be taking delivery? Definitely post back with pics from all angles!Originally Posted by SirSuturesALot
late this week
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Now, those would be pics worth posting.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Are you sure TF uses real horn buttons? I ask because even the Zegna Couture stuff in its heyday used plastic buttons.
Then again, Anderson & Shepard used to default to plastic buttons.
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Not 100% sure
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