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6 x 1 Double Breasted Jackets

TRINI

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Originally Posted by IndianBoyz
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Very nice.


I don't like. I tried buttoning my DB jacket in this fashion the other day and it droops too much in the front.
 

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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Really? I have the three volume Sotheby's auction book from when the contents of his Paris flat were sold off in 1997. Among the many great color plates of his clothes, I dont' recall seeing a single 6x1. 4x1s aplenty, though, since that's what Scholte cut for him in DBs.

Yes, but he was a nazi, so...
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Originally Posted by imageWIS
Yes, but he was a nazi, so...
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Churchill didn't want him even back in the country...

His wife had an affair with German spies in pre-war London...

A marriage made in Nazi heaven.
 

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I have a RLPL 6x2 that naturally rolls into a 6x1. I personally think it's quite nice.
 

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^^ Pls post a pic, if possible. I always thought that RLPL suits are low buttoning so it you buttoning it Kent syle, dont you find the buttoning point too low
 

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This Brioni 6 x 1 got reasonable endorsements from styleforum. It was recommended that I replace and reposition the buttons.



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That is some scary looking fungus on your face mate. A cross between D'Artagnan and Terry-Thomas and I'd bet the bank that you'd look much younger/better/less like a nonce if you get busy with a bic. The jacket seems to fit well.
 

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Originally Posted by TRINI
I don't like. I tried buttoning my DB jacket in this fashion the other day and it droops too much in the front.

The shiny suit of the Japanese businessman is just awful...

Well-cut but still awful...
 

chobochobo

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I prefer the 6x2 but like most clothing, how a particular cut or buttoning arrangement looks really depends on the person wearing it.
 

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Originally Posted by Ianiceman
That is some scary looking fungus on your face mate. A cross between D'Artagnan and Terry-Thomas and I'd bet the bank that you'd look much younger/better/less like a nonce if you get busy with a bic. The jacket seems to fit well.

Terry Thomas, indeed! It´s so because the gap between the teeths.
 

NewYorkIslander

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Originally Posted by PTWilliams
This Brioni 6 x 1 got reasonable endorsements from styleforum. It was recommended that I replace and reposition the buttons.



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I think you're shaped well for this type of coat. I also think your the exception not the rule. Most 6x1 don't appeal to me.
 

texas_jack

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Originally Posted by PTWilliams
This Brioni 6 x 1 got reasonable endorsements from styleforum. It was recommended that I replace and reposition the buttons.



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Love that jacket. Keep the buttons they are delightfully wrong.
 

PTWilliams

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Originally Posted by Ianiceman
A cross between D'Artagnan and Terry-Thomas and I'd bet the bank that you'd look much younger/better/less like a nonce if you get busy with a bic.
Originally Posted by BlackBrumel
Terry Thomas, indeed! It´s so because the gap between the teeths.
Gee, toss in John Holmes and you've got me totally pegged.
 

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