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Generally like what I see, PG, especially the shaping of the coat. Something is bothering me about the buttons' positions but what do I know...
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...Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Nice Spoo – what's the jacket, if you don't mind me asking?
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Generally like what I see, PG, especially the shaping of the coat. Something is bothering me about the buttons' positions but what do I know...Originally Posted by Cary Grant
At first I also think the stance is weird, perhaps too high. However I think the issue is the coat is a bit long for him. In general I think this is the best X#$$@# made jacket I have seen.
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Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Feed-back requested on new DB by new Goon.
FWIW it is 8oz J.J Minnis Phasco
FWIW it is 8oz J.J Minnis Phasco
PG - i think the jacket looks good. The shoulders are perfect!!
The only thing i can see is the drop of the lapel from the ticket pocket down to the seam. It appears to not be perpendicular to the ground. I have noticed this on some DBs and always wondered what the rule was. Should it be a straight line down and perpendicular to the ground, or is it allowed to be slant? Depending on the rule, i think you have an issue or otherwise.
The pants - i think you look better in your older pants which were less fuller, especially from the lower thigh to the calf and below.
my $0.02
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Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Feed-back requested on new DB by new Goon. FWIW it is 8oz J.J Minnis Phasco
I really like the look of this PG, and think that DB works better with extra length and I also quite like the fuller legs of late. However, the sleeves seem a bit too long? I wouldn't shorten them too much as they'll definitely make the jacket appear too long.
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Meh, a little busy today pandarts
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[Originally Posted by SpooPoker
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I like the combo a lot.
Suede shoes are just awesome.
pocketsquare is discreet yet has a pop to it with the contrast edge.
Only thing I don't like is the shirt collar. I think the points are too long.
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