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Thought I'd contribute something here.Originally Posted by odoreater
Swiss Army Spring Tuesday:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Swiss Army Spring Tuesday:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Might you have a close-up of the Crispin's, Vox?Originally Posted by Cary Grant
It is very strange... I always thought that the circus is a part of your culture. Anyway, that you know so much about clowns, has convinced me of it definitively. Right?Originally Posted by IST66
Butler;3136186 said:One other, smaller point about trousers: I believe you made a remark somewhere that trousers always gets longer, or words to that extent. If one uses braces, guaranteeing that the top stays at the same position, trousers will on the contrary get shorter when wrinkeled by use. The best example beeing linen trousers, which should actually be made a bit longer than normal, due to the excessive wrinkling when worn, agree?Originally Posted by voxsartoria
I forgot to respond to this part: yes I do agree. My reference was to the relative imprecision of unbraced and belted trousers on most physiques, and there I do think the most common tendency is for the trousers to work their way lower as they are worn until the man readjusts them.
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They're the Saint Crispin's model 115, which you can see in their RTW catalog.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
voxsartoria;3136363 said:Originally Posted by Butler
I forgot to respond to this part: yes I do agree. My reference was to the relative imprecision of unbraced and belted trousers on most physiques, and there I do think the most common tendency is for the trousers to work their way lower as they are worn until the man readjusts them.
- B
We are in agreement! H
Thanks- Love that shape.Originally Posted by Cary Grant
Swiss Army Spring Tuesday:Originally Posted by voxsartoria
They are also implicitly DWFII-approved.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Very nice, Vox. You say the Hemrajani is MTM. Isn't it bespoke?Originally Posted by JohnnyCrockett
At any rate, they're gemm's of a shoe.Originally Posted by Cary Grant
They are also implicitly DWFII-approved.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
how comes? ah, you mean just the waist is pegged.Originally Posted by fritzl
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