The_Foxx
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Harris, Bmulford and others-- thanks for mentioning me! However, the photo of me in the blue sportcoat is terrible and bunched up, I think it looked much better after a short wearing-in period:
Matt, I'm not sure I'd seen all of these photos of your duds before-- the DB grey suit and the SB chalkstripe (navy? gray?) are truly works of art, really fantastic.
Manton, I'm not convinced that your shirt collar perfection will ever be bested. If I ever hit the big time and go for Charvet bespoke, I'd tell them I want my shirt collars to look like yours!
As for me, I'm headed back to the USA for at least a few weeks off of work. Things here are still f*cked up, despite what you may see in the news. I need a break.
Looking forward to checking out the small cache of new purchases I was able to order online in the last 3 months, including a navy cotton Brunello Cucinelli sportcoat from a fellow forumite!
Question for you guys-- why don't manufacturers like Brioni, Kiton, Oxxford, etc. copy the anderson and sheppard contstruction of the cloth above the jacket pockets/ pocket "jetting" lining up with the jacket pattern>? I don't think i've seen another manufacturer. Is it that difficult or labor intensive to do this? [link to english cut photo which illustrates]
http://www.englishcut.com/archives/000126.html
Matt, I'm not sure I'd seen all of these photos of your duds before-- the DB grey suit and the SB chalkstripe (navy? gray?) are truly works of art, really fantastic.
Manton, I'm not convinced that your shirt collar perfection will ever be bested. If I ever hit the big time and go for Charvet bespoke, I'd tell them I want my shirt collars to look like yours!
As for me, I'm headed back to the USA for at least a few weeks off of work. Things here are still f*cked up, despite what you may see in the news. I need a break.
Looking forward to checking out the small cache of new purchases I was able to order online in the last 3 months, including a navy cotton Brunello Cucinelli sportcoat from a fellow forumite!
Question for you guys-- why don't manufacturers like Brioni, Kiton, Oxxford, etc. copy the anderson and sheppard contstruction of the cloth above the jacket pockets/ pocket "jetting" lining up with the jacket pattern>? I don't think i've seen another manufacturer. Is it that difficult or labor intensive to do this? [link to english cut photo which illustrates]
http://www.englishcut.com/archives/000126.html