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These are the longest patch pockets I've seen - do you plan on carrying a newspaper in them?
assuming it's a 2 button, they seem to start at the second button and end about an inch from the hem. that seems about right.
They seem quite elongated, which is a reflection of the overall coat silhouette which looks very elongated as well (too long?). End result is they look very tall - the OP could probably store a standing bottle of wine in each pocket.
The proportions of the suit are just horrendous. Too long, angles are bad, curves in the wrong places and not where they are needed. You can't point to one thing going wrong, just to an entirety that is poorly proportioned.
store a standing bottle of wine in each pocket.
What is the price of his bespoke now? I heard it was $7,000.
The proportions of the suit are just horrendous. Too long, angles are bad, curves in the wrong places and not where they are needed. You can't point to one thing going wrong, just to an entirety that is poorly proportioned.
They aren't finished.
The line of the sleeve is also peculiar, though I don't know if the issues are related. Notice how it appears to fall in a straight line virtually perpendicular to the groudn down to the elbow before taking on any curvature. It looks more like an imposed shape than a natural one, and not very pretty to look at either way.
It seems as though you are happy though, that is what matters.
very 70s
Mr. Green sends me a "presentation" of fabrics he selected himself based on knowing me, my wishes, my climate. His knowledge and eyes in the fabric market are truly all encompassing.
I don't think he charges enough for what he does or what he is able to accomplish. What you don't see are multiple fittings, someone who projects his own personal standards onto his products regardless of who the client might be. He, to me, had never lost his "boutique touch," rare indeed.
I don't know, I like 'em. See George's wisdom. Another view, that's the way I hang . . .
I plan on just resting my hands in those pockets [also my third leg]. Thanks for the idea, I am an oenophile. I don't think he charges enough for what he does or what he is able to accomplish. What you don't see are multiple fittings, someone who projects his own personal standards onto his products regardless of who the client might be. He, to me, had never lost his "boutique touch," rare indeed. What do you think of the black-brown color sportscoat? It's a rare one - to find a brown that fits my Winter colorings - a true black brown. My wife loves it as all she sees are my deeep pearly brown eyes when I wear that jacket. True that. You are wise, George. I don't know, I like 'em. See George's wisdom. Another view, that's the way I hang . . .