UNIFORM LA CHILLICOTHE WORK JACKET Drop, going on right now.
Uniform LA's Chillicothe Work Jacket is an elevated take on the classic Detroit Work Jacket. Made of ultra-premium 14-ounce Japanese canvas, it has been meticulously washed and hand distressed to replicate vintage workwear that’s been worn for years, and available in three colors.
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Should've been casual but had a court hearing and had to dress conservatively Friday:Originally Posted by D Yizz
Cool shoes, next time post a closer picture, I think they look interesting..Originally Posted by gnatty8
Looks great...I like the shoes.Originally Posted by Bentley
Not a fan of the shoes (looks to be corrected grain leather), but the suit is interesting. Who made it?Originally Posted by musicguy
Originally Posted by ManofKent
It's been months since I posted in here. Too busy! This isn't today, but recent enough. From last Tuesday, Pitti bound.Originally Posted by chorse123
Watch the road, moron.Originally Posted by Cary Grant
Wearing the seersucker to beat the heat.Originally Posted by Mr.K
Hitting up the local Long Beach bars, messing around with some color, and some new stuff (DB navy blazer, burgundy pants, and C&J Lowndes kicks):Originally Posted by IBJanky
Looks great...I like the shoes.Originally Posted by Bentley
Not a fan of the shoes (looks to be corrected grain leather), but the suit is interesting. Who made it?Originally Posted by musicguy
- very sharp Myke. the jacket fits great ... shows what tailoring can do.Originally Posted by niidawg3
Looks great anywayOriginally Posted by ManofKent
It's been months since I posted in here. Too busy! This isn't today, but recent enough. From last Tuesday, Pitti bound.Originally Posted by chorse123
Originally Posted by D Yizz
The suit is from Zara, the only OTR suits that I can find over here and fit me well with minimal alterations. Granted they produce some crappy things, but over time I've acquired quite a few quality items from them. BTW, I'm planning to use this suit as a model for a couple MTM's I'll have made in the next few months.Originally Posted by D Yizz
Guys - lets be real here. The suit is not great. The shoulders clearly need work. How can people become better when you dont give them accurate feedback.Originally Posted by niidawg3
If you are seriously planning to use this suit as a model, you should pay attention to Nii's commentary above. While the fit in the body looks fine as far as I can see, the shoulders are not good - mainly because they seem to extend too far beyond your own. Done properly, MTM should provide an opportunity to solve problems like this - but this will only work if you're aware of the deficiencies in your current RTW.Originally Posted by 0b5cur1ty
Originally Posted by ManofKent
What are you having made?
Taken at the Pitti, courtesy of http://www.designcatwalk.comOriginally Posted by Cravate_Noire
hats off to both of you. [borat voice] very nice. [/borat voice]Originally Posted by niidawg3
Thanks for the observations. I had also noticed the shoulder problems. I notice this jacket has more padding than others I own or the same as others that fit a bit roomier. Don't know if it has something to do with it, or with the fact that it otherwise is slimmer all around.Originally Posted by D Yizz
Mark has been mentoring me for the last two months, he and Alan invited me to spend a day there. I was there about 5 hours and saw how everything works. I did get something out of it but I can't post about it yet. Within the next week or two the news will get out.Originally Posted by PaoloM
Guys - lets be real here. The suit is not great. The shoulders clearly need work. How can people become better when you dont give them accurate feedback.Originally Posted by niidawg3
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