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No, there is not and it is not likely. I don't really like it.Originally Posted by dopey
That's not a traditional configuration. On my six-button DB, for example, the top buttons are only for show. There are no buttonholes or even enough fabric to fasten them with. Herringbone flannel or cashmere sounds right. It looked nice and slouchy. He was very proud of it, taking time to tell the story and thank Bill Cosby, walk to the center of the stage, take off the jacket and show it to the camera.Originally Posted by mafoofan
Don't know if he has any in his closet but he wants to do this style. Oh boy!Originally Posted by Despos
I assume you would now. Maybe all I remembered was his posting about his interest in it. No doubt, he will tell us himself soon enough.Originally Posted by dopey
Not really true. It is rare, but not untraditional. Here is Dege's version:Originally Posted by dopey
Herringbone flannel or cashmere sounds right. It looked nice and slouchy. He was very proud of it, taking time to tell the story and thank Bill Cosby, walk to the center of the stage, take off the jacket and show it to the camera.Originally Posted by mafoofan
What night was that show? maybe they have a clip of it on Letterman's site.Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
Originally Posted by A Y
Pity that Letterman must have been holding dumbells in each hand when Corvato adjusted his sleeves. Very GWB.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Must be his personal preference to not show cuff and to have a big break--all his suits seem to be that way.Originally Posted by mafoofan
I'm completely down with blaming Letterman. - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
I still had the episode on my PVR, and took some screen captures (click on them for the full-sized pictures):Originally Posted by A Y
This shoulder line reminds me a lot of the one I got from Winston Tailors. It is not one I am used to.Originally Posted by dopey
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