Cravate_Noire
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Keep the Steed panties and the Rubinacci/ Attolini bespoke coats
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However, all your tailor pants or even some of casual pants are rather wonky, especially the Rubinacci number.
I say the Attolini. Bespoke is supposed to make you look your best, not every house style works for everyone. However, all your tailor pants or even some of casual pants are rather wonky, especially the Rubinacci number.
Maybe this is the next drape craze on SF, ass drape.
I know people who can do that without wearing pants.
I really like the leanness of the Castagania and would have voted for that if it were on the list. After that, all three are pretty close.
I think it goes a bit like this.
The collars on the Rubinacci are interesting. If the picture would show only the collar/lapel styling I would have thought these were from Caraceni Milan. Perhaps there is a difference in what city the Rubinacci's are made. Maybe they employ some tailors formerly with Caraceni.
The collars on the Rubinacci are interesting. If the picture would show only the collar/lapel styling I would have thought these were from Caraceni Milan. Perhaps there is a difference in what city the Rubinacci's are made. Maybe they employ some tailors formerly with Caraceni.
I think it goes a bit like this.
Firstly, thanks for a terrific thread - very informative.
Wow, now that's an eye. The Milan shop does use its own tailors, and some are ex-Caraceni.
Are you saying that the Rubinacci 'house style' differs depending on which location you get measured at?