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Thoughts on Removing Nipple Buttons from Double Breasted Suits

F. Corbera

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Lapels are useless. Best to remove those as well.
 

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Originally Posted by F. Corbera
Lapels are useless. Best to remove those as well.

Where is the famous de-nippled RLPL DB??
 

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all this chatter about nipples and breast but none are depicted in this threak
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anyway; bring it to a tailor and let em fix that **** for you.
 

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I've seen DB jackets w/o them - just the four around the stomach area - Hugo Boss did that a few seasons back. A little more contemporary and a little less classic, but whatever floats your boat.
 

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Originally Posted by FidelCashflow
I've seen DB jackets w/o them - just the four around the stomach area - Hugo Boss did that a few seasons back. A little more contemporary and a little less classic, but whatever floats your boat.

Shenanigans.
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Originally Posted by amplifiedheat
Shenanigans.
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The Prince associates himself with men who button both buttons of their suit?!
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Originally Posted by landshark
g457461.jpg

The Prince associates himself with men who button both buttons of their suit?!
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...as well as someone who got himself a double dose of Thom Browne "pull" when he instructed his tailor on fit.
 

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Originally Posted by amplifiedheat
Shenanigans.
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How much crap would the DOW get here for the fit on this jacket...and his comprade for the mega-puling fully buttoned up deal to his side?
 

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The DoW wss about a 37S. I saw his clothes at auction in the late 90s.

He's using a successful ploy to look a bit taller, unless you see him in relation to any other European adult male.

On a well designed coat, the buttons are placed in relation to each other, whether it's a 2/1, a 4/1 or a 6/2 or whatever.

Taking the buttons off the OP's coat may have the undesired result of making him look a bit "top-heavy,' at least in the eyes of his fellow iGents.
 

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Originally Posted by landshark
The Prince associates himself with men who button both buttons of their suit?!
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Horrors!
 

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Originally Posted by razl
...as well as someone who got himself a double dose of Thom Browne "pull" when he instructed his tailor on fit.

He's actually got the opposite problem. Thom Browne pull is too little light fabric. The DoW has a loose enough jacket, but because he hasn't buttoned the inside button, the jacket is sagging in such a way as to pull on the button. If he took a second to smooth out the jacket, it would go away.
 

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Originally Posted by amplifiedheat
He's actually got the opposite problem. Thom Browne pull is too little light fabric. The DoW has a loose enough jacket, but because he hasn't buttoned the inside button, the jacket is sagging in such a way as to pull on the button. If he took a second to smooth out the jacket, it would go away.

I though razi was referring to the other man.
 

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