Very nice vox. How about a fit pic?
Also, are you ordering several shirts in the same cloth / style (the S-G chambray)? Why?
+1. Collar looks very nice, I only remember the one from your first shirt, these are different, no?
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Very nice vox. How about a fit pic?
Push the boat out and get some checks from the Regent range...
was the needle work any tighter?
Very nice vox. How about a fit pic?
+1. Collar looks very nice, I only remember the one from your first shirt, these are different, no?
Outstanding.
Stephen Lachter: ???
(Why I always like fabric other people selected more than my own choices?
I really liked this photograph that bengal posted, so I'm reposting here. Another shot from Will's blog:
His collar is standing off his neck.
His head is tilted down. I've seen him several times at this point and he is always well turned out. It's a bias of mine. A really great guy. - B
I had to say it before someone else did!
I haven't asked him directly, but even after the pattern is set, I think that he still cuts almost all the collars. - B
No, I was making a general comment about seeing artisans use a knife to cut material in lieu of shears. I wasn't referring specifically to Mr Whittaker's technique.
Right...I think most good shirtmakers still cut collars and cuffs with a knife, particularly fine fabrics.