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I think people are baiting Sator as much as he is bating everyone else.
Some on here talk about drape is if it were the apex of tailoring and that clean-cut is for those that appreciate and can only afford RTW. Do you disagree, Vox? Often it's talked about as if it were something only the wealthy and established could afford.
Who? Who's said that drape is the apex of tailoring? Some people just prefer it, as far as I can tell. For whatever reason, others find that offensive.
I've thought about this, and I do not believe that it is true except in the sense that Sator's posts on drape here on SF now reliablely draw an acerbic and somewhat exasperated response from Manton.
How does a person know which style (drape or clean chested) will look best on them without going out and buying one of each?
So are we still talking about drape here?
With 23 pages, I assumed this thread would be riveting and wanted to join the party. I was wrong.
That is the definitive way.
What can I say? He is exasperating.
Fun thread to read today.
Lots of great examples on what I could show my tailor to approximate his version of a drape cut.