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I recon my Solito is more like your NSM than your Solito.Originally Posted by gomestar
My second-hand Solito is more like your Solito.
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My second-hand Solito is more like your Solito.
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You told me my SB Solito looked "just like Rubinacci."Originally Posted by Manton
Yes, but yours is not "Solito generally." As you've pointed out, Luigi would have cut you leaner jacket had you not asked him otherwise.
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Yes, but yours is not "Solito generally." As you've pointed out, Luigi would have cut you leaner jacket had you not asked him otherwise.Originally Posted by mafoofan
Well, I asked for what the father (Gennaro) makes for himself and for M. Marinella, which I assume is the core house style.
Perhaps they have a generational issue similar to the one at Rubinacci where daddy likes it the drape and junior likes it the dash. Kids these days.
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Well, I asked for what the father (Gennaro) makes for himself and for M. Marinella, which I assume is the core house style.Originally Posted by Manton
Perhaps they have a generational issue similar to the one at Rubinacci where daddy likes it the drape and junior likes it the dash. Kids these days.
Entirely possible and very plausible. The kids and the granfathers in Naples couldn't express more different tastes in style--which I suppose is another way of making my point.
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Well, I asked for what the father (Gennaro) makes for himself and for M. Marinella, which I assume is the core house style.Originally Posted by Manton
Perhaps they have a generational issue similar to the one at Rubinacci where daddy likes it the drape and junior likes it the dash. Kids these days.
Entirely possible and very plausible. The kids and the granfathers in Naples couldn't express more different tastes in style--which I suppose is another way of making my point.Originally Posted by mafoofan
The picture gets more clear.
The sons get suits from Mina to have a youthful, lean cut with vigor. The fathers go Rubinaci for the generic, safe neapolitan look and the grandfathers go to Solito for the, I don't give a crap I want comfort and I want it loose fit
There's also a Manhattan location. Chris, I recommend a side of St. Louis spare ribs as a side order.Originally Posted by brax
Good to know, looking forward to both.
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Who goes to Panico?
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Who goes to Panico?Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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T4 used to, I believe. In fact, I know he used to, but I have no idea if he still does. Panico's own suits are quite nice.
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Doesn't the senior Cappelli use him too?Originally Posted by Manton
I only know one Cappelli (around 45 or so,) and his suits are from the late Formosa. Great looking stuff, IMO. Very proper. In fact, I think his personal style is as good as anybody's I have seen.
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What is this thread aboutOriginally Posted by edmorel
Vox, Foo, Naples, and drape, i.e. what all of MC is about.
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