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Eustace Tilley

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Love the check.
 

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Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
Love the check.

Me too. Replacement of an old one (here on the right):

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More pics:


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The dark blue linen is an Albini Sahara, the gingham a Thomas Mason Zephir.

(And yes: gauntlet buttons...)
 

Eustace Tilley

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Please tell us more about your shirtmaker, Ettemadis. I'm not familiar with them.
 

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Originally Posted by andreyb2
NOBD, very nice.

Andrey


Thank you, Andrey.


Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
Please tell us more about your shirtmaker, Ettemadis. I'm not familiar with them.

Mr. Etemadi (singular is with one t and without the end-s) was born in Iran, son of a shirtmaker/tailor, and has been a shirtmaker and alteration tailor (hope I'm using the right term) in The Netherlands sinds 1979. He measures, makes a pattern, cuts the fabric and sews the shirts. I have some pictures of the process which I can post later, if you're interested.

Website: www.ettemadis.com
Blog of his son Amir (who cut the collars of these shirts): http://ettemadis.blogspot.com/
 

Eustace Tilley

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Thanks NOBD
 

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Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
Thanks NOBD

You're welcome.



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My first Ettemadis shirt:

The Fabric

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The Making

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The Fitting

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The Result

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In Action

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Kent Wang

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Originally Posted by NOBD
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This is quite a dark color. I'm curious how you intend on wearing it, with a jacket or not?
 

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Originally Posted by Kent Wang
This is quite a dark color. I'm curious how you intend on wearing it, with a jacket or not?

Yes, it's a deep, dark blue. I have a jacket in mind with which I intend to wear it—I'll do a WAYWRN with it soon. But other than that, I will mostly wear it without a jacket on hot summer days; we seem to get those more and more over here.
 

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Originally Posted by sho'nuff
these are some nice pictures. showing the made to measure process.

but arent those shoulders a bit too narrow for your actual shoulders?


My later shirts might be a bit wider in the shoulders, but I like them quite narrow for shirts.
 

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Originally Posted by NOBD
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with a grain of salt: it hurts a bit to know, that all this nice shirts have normal cuffs + four hole buttons
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Originally Posted by fritzl
with a grain of salt: it hurts a bit to know, that all this nice shirts have normal cuffs + four hole buttons
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Hehe. I haven't heard about your hole button theory yet, fritzl... Please explain. You prefer three? (Two is for women and children, right?)
 

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