Folded Up Shirt Appreciation

banis · Jun 5, 2010

Originally Posted by Miguel Alvarez

Yes .
Yes they do.

Moscow has a couple of stores that carries Finamore. Maybe it's easier to get them in Moscow other than going to Napoli.
Andrea travels to Moscow once in a while. You could send him an email for the dates he'll be visiting.

Thanks!
I know that Andrea visits Moscow from time to time. I've spoken with him last time he was in Moscow. I should probably have somewhere his business card.

Reason I do not want to order locally in Moscow is that it is overpriced. MTM for dress shirts starts at somewhere 350 Euro, which is too much... What are current prices for MTM in Naples - from 200 Euro?

SpallaCamiccia · Jun 5, 2010

Originally Posted by Miguel Alvarez

Yes . Yes they do. Moscow has a couple of stores that carries Finamore. Maybe it's easier to get them in Moscow other than going to Napoli. Andrea travels to Moscow once in a while. You could send him an email for the dates he'll be visiting. I'd want to give you the specs, but I don't think I can give the accurate measurement for the angle in which the collar is cut. If anyone could tell me how to measure this I'd be happy to give you the specs. For now all I can give you is the collar height (4,5 cm), collar points (9 cm) and the spread between collar points (16 cm).
I am in deep love with the old ( no more in production ) wide spread alex collar, what looks wider than yours and do an impressive roll. But points are also 9 cm. I wonder where is the technical difference. Look here

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Originally Posted by banis

Thanks! I know that Andrea visits Moscow from time to time. I've spoken with him last time he was in Moscow. I should probably have somewhere his business card. Reason I do not want to order locally in Moscow is that it is overpriced. MTM for dress shirts starts at somewhere 350 Euro, which is too much... What are current prices for MTM in Naples - from 200 Euro?
Around 190, but I doubt he sends them to moscow if he has a own store there.. He would selfdestroy then, right? Let me know if he does.

vincerich · Jun 5, 2010

Originally Posted by Tomasso

Here's a stack that just happened to be on my hard drive.

banis · Jun 6, 2010

Originally Posted by SpallaCamiccia

Around 190, but I doubt he sends them to moscow if he has a own store there.. He would selfdestroy then, right?

Let me know if he does.

I don't think that he will be selfdestroying. Moscow is not owned by Finamore itself.
Will either drop e-mail to Andrea or will see him when he visits Moscow next time.

andreyb2 · Jun 8, 2010

Just arrived, from Stephen Lachter:

Andrey

Panzeraxe II · Jun 8, 2010

Like the Lachter shirt. Is he still housed within Norton & Sons?

thuggingz42 · Jun 8, 2010

great style!

andreyb2 · Jun 8, 2010

Originally Posted by Panzeraxe II

Like the Lachter shirt. Is he still housed within Norton & Sons?

Yes. He works both as Norton's resident shirtmaker and separately, on his own.

The label reads "16, Savile Row" -- this is his address.

Andrey

TheTukker · Jun 8, 2010

Originally Posted by Miguel Alvarez

I'd want to give you the specs, but I don't think I can give the accurate measurement for the angle in which the collar is cut.
If anyone could tell me how to measure this I'd be happy to give you the specs.
For now all I can give you is the collar height (4,5 cm), collar points (9 cm) and the
spread between collar points (16 cm).

Many thanks Miguel - much appreciated! I will x-post in the other thread for you.

Miguel Alvarez · Jun 9, 2010

Redwoood · Jun 9, 2010

SpallaCamiccia · Jun 9, 2010

Nice Finamores .

IÂ´m stuck in my thoughts about why he refused?

Also would like to know the difference between both collars. Eduardo and Alex

Kent Wang · Jun 10, 2010

Do you guys spend a lot of time straightening out the shirts before photographing them? Because whenever I get a folded up shirt in the mail, it definitely isn't that perfect.

TheTukker · Jun 10, 2010

Originally Posted by Redwoood

Miguel Alvarez · Jun 10, 2010

Originally Posted by Kent Wang

Do you guys spend a lot of time straightening out the shirts before photographing them? Because whenever I get a folded up shirt in the mail, it definitely isn't that perfect.

I spent zero time in straightening out shirts. They look like this coming out of the box. The shirt itself is clipped and folded on some piece of cardboard.

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