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I'm warming up to the lower roll. I've got two gray DBs, this is the super 110s from harrisons - also have a flannel from smiths.Originally Posted by whnay.
Nice suit even if double breasted are not my cup of tea.
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That is a very nice DB. Can you get fitted from beginning to end in New York for a suit?
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Nice suit even if double breasted are not my cup of tea.Originally Posted by lasbar
For years I felt that way about double breasted suits myself ... but I've changed my mind. That's not to suggest that you too will change yours one day ... but ...
I like the suit. Keep posting!
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That is a very nice DB. Can you get fitted from beginning to end in New York for a suit?Originally Posted by killercadi
You can, yes. Though I would argue a trip to Naples should be in the cards - you'll want to deal directly with the folks making your clothes.
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I always enjoy both your clothes on their own and how you put together your outfits, whnay. You do yourself a disservice with the photography. I'd love to see some of your outfits with better pictures, so we can really appreciate everything.
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I always enjoy both your clothes on their own and how you put together your outfits, whnay. You do yourself a disservice with the photography. I'd love to see some of your outfits with better pictures, so we can really appreciate everything.Originally Posted by zbromer
+1 ... Post more and better photos. If it's not too cold ... perhaps you could take a few outside ... in good lighting. Your part of Atlanta has such a truly beautiful out-of-doors!
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Looking good, Billy Ray!
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Bill, are the shoulders going to "drop" or are they staying that way (have a mental block about the name of the fabric rolled up a bit at the sleevehead). Also, is the pic angle making the peaks look higher than they really are?
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Bill, are the shoulders going to "drop" or are they staying that way (have a mental block about the name of the fabric rolled up a bit at the sleevehead). Also, is the pic angle making the peaks look higher than they really are?Originally Posted by edmorel
Peaks look a lot higher due to the angle. Not sure what your asking up front?
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Look wonderfully even with the no-so-good picture, take another one outdoor with a proper camera.
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Peaks look a lot higher due to the angle. Not sure what your asking up front?Originally Posted by whnay.
the sleevehead, what's it called,the fabric roll?? jeez, can't believe I forgot. Just wondering if that will go away and the shoulders more natural. I guess what I am asking is are the shoulders spalla camicia or are they "regular"
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