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This is true, you can easily find the signature Florentine single diagonal dart on Neapolitan jackets. Also when it comes to bespoke, the lines are even more blurred.Originally Posted by maomao1980
Yea, you can ask for anything you want in HK bespokeOriginally Posted by kolecho
Originally Posted by gazman70k
Most exerent..Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Tends to be trim and short. The defining characteristic is that the dart is diagonal going from under the arm to the to the pocket. See here (credit: uppercase)Originally Posted by iammatt
All in all, the various regional styles are not as different as we would make them seem.Originally Posted by iammatt
This is true, you can easily find the signature Florentine single diagonal dart on Neapolitan jackets. Also when it comes to bespoke, the lines are even more blurred.Originally Posted by maomao1980
This I know: the most common regional feature of Neopolitan jackets is the single long back dart, going down the center of the back from the middle of the collar to the hem. Look for it.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
The pictorial that I want to see is how different streets in Naples have their own street style, and different cuts AM or PM depending on the position of the sun.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
I think it is commonly referred to by the Neapolitan tailors as the crack-o-napoletanoOriginally Posted by maomao1980
No, this actually refers to the dart running along the entire sleeve. What you meant was the so-called nottonirli-a-spalla.Originally Posted by Sterling Gillette
The pictorial that I want to see is how different streets in Naples have their own street style, and different cuts AM or PM depending on the position of the sun.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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