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The Rubinacci Thread.

Sander

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I tried to, apparently it didn't work. Oh yes, I should definitely have added whnay.

Anyway, maybe I'll start calling every outfit in WAYWRN that's ****** ******. Might be a lot of work though.
 

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Originally Posted by Jan_
Please, explain this to me. You see, I'm relatively new and need some orientation. What's wrong with WAYWRN? I've some ideas, but please tell me. Thanks.
It's moved from a some what serious attempt at examining outfits to a gay parade.
 

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Originally Posted by maomao1980
It's moved from a some what serious attempt at examining outfits to a gay parade.
Why would you think that?
 

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Originally Posted by mafoofan
Depends on your preference for cannolis versus kimchee.

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Originally Posted by maomao1980
It's moved from a some what serious attempt at examining outfits to a gay parade.

It was never that except among the few that chose to see it that way. In the earliest days before digital pics were so common, it was just text that said what folks were wearing with no idea of fits.
 

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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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There's only so much one can say about chambray. Sad, but true...

I never mentioned that I've liked chambray for work shirts ever since my dad brought one back from Maine for me back in '88. I still have it. Have sewn a few holes in it but never wear it for fear that it will die. Maybe some day I'll try finer stuff.
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Of course not. In the grand scheme of things ... clothing is relatively minor from my point of view. That is probably why I enjoy talking about clothes ... doing so takes my mind off things that are ... well ... more pressing. It's a lesser form of meditation in the way it clears the mind.
Well said.
Originally Posted by whnay.
No question but FWIW and IMHO there are less than 3x that number that actually know what they are talking about or have more than an ounce full of taste / perspective.

I like being able to share my experiences with this forum because its my way of giving back to others, such as yourself, that have made the process of acquiring bespoke clothing et al more approachable. I think without this thread and many of the other experiences shared in other threads, SF would be a joke and a fragment of what it once was.

I can understand and appreciate that not everyone is going to like what Rubinacci has to offer - if that was the case his business would be a lot more booming than it is. I can say, however, that I've seen a lot (meaning I've visited the shops, met the owners, tailors etc not just viewed photos online) of what most would consider the top rung of the bespoke world and LH ranks very high on that list from a quality and design perspective. And I would also say as it relates to the "internet" favorable tailoring house, LH is one of the more consistent on the web.

Finally, while I can't opine on the customer services levels at a lot of other places all I can say is that for being a relatively small time client Mariano and the entire firm has made good on every promise - including going above and beyond in some cases.

What a great post. Thanks for showing your stuff. I've appreciated it. I post what little of my stuff that I do to try to give back too.

Btw, why has no one posted the links to the recent LL threads on LH?
 

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Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Why would you think that?

Thank you for posting these great holiday pictures...

I haven't laughed that hard for many years...
 

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The Blazer is a piece that each men must have in his wardrobe. Easy to wear, adaptable in all occasions, it could be sportive or formal, and, it’s always fashion! Rubinacci is the exclusive supplier of the Italian Genova and Naples Yachting Clubs. In this picture Mariano Rubinacci is wearing a two ply blue navy hopsack Blazer, (hopsack is a special kind of wool made exclusive for Rubinacci), completely unlined, horn buttons with Naples Yachting Club crest on top, double stitching, patch pockets with welted pocket. Mid grey two ply hopsack trousers with two pleats and cuffs. Silk printed unlined tie and ” Mediterraneo ” pochette all from Rubinacci Collection.
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Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Vox, you should know better than that. My pocket squares are never folded, for they refuse to be tamed. They sally forth as they see fit.

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Originally Posted by DocHolliday
I don't ever recall there being a real golden age of WAYW.

Would you settle for a Stone Age of WAYWRN?


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voxsartoria

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Originally Posted by aj_del
In this picture Mariano Rubinacci is wearing a two ply blue navy hopsack Blazer, (hopsack is a special kind of wool made exclusive for Rubinacci), completely unlined, horn buttons with Naples Yachting Club crest on top, double stitching, patch pockets with welted pocket.

Someone...please...run up and tug down the front of M.R.'s jacket...

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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Someone...please...run up and tug down the front of M.R.'s jacket...
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need someone strong, with a firm grip, and pull down on the quarters like there is no tomorrow! I've seen him a few times in different jackets, none of them fit him in the neck, it's strange.
 

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Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Someone...please...run up and tug down the front of M.R.'s jacket...

smile.gif



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First think I noticed. You are on Styleforvm at 6 in the morning
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Originally Posted by whnay.
No question but FWIW and IMHO there are less than 3x that number that actually know what they are talking about or have more than an ounce full of taste / perspective.

I like being able to share my experiences with this forum because its my way of giving back to others, such as yourself, that have made the process of acquiring bespoke clothing et al more approachable. I think without this thread and many of the other experiences shared in other threads, SF would be a joke and a fragment of what it once was.

I can understand and appreciate that not everyone is going to like what Rubinacci has to offer - if that was the case his business would be a lot more booming than it is. I can say, however, that I've seen a lot (meaning I've visited the shops, met the owners, tailors etc not just viewed photos online) of what most would consider the top rung of the bespoke world and LH ranks very high on that list from a quality and design perspective. And I would also say as it relates to the "internet" favorable tailoring house, LH is one of the more consistent on the web.

Finally, while I can't opine on the customer services levels at a lot of other places all I can say is that for being a relatively small time client Mariano and the entire firm has made good on every promise - including going above and beyond in some cases.


This is an excellent post and a good description of what SF offers at its best. I certainly appreciate the folks who have taken the time to post about their experiences, to say nothing of those who are brave enough to post pictures.

Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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It took me ten years to figure out that affairs of state referred to the governor's affair with his assistant on the one hand and running the railroad through Rockridge on the other..
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Please mock me as you see fit.
 

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Originally Posted by maomao1980
need someone strong, with a firm grip, and pull down on the quarters like there is no tomorrow! I've seen him a few times in different jackets, none of them fit him in the neck, it's strange.
I asked the tailor about this. Apparently Mariano wants his jackets that way. He likes it. Odd, and frustrating to his tailor.
 

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That tie and PS combo is not working for me at all.

I generally really like what he wears.
 

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