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Harrisons Moonbeam recomendation
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36507 in the wild:Originally Posted by gusvs
Veryyy nice!
Does moonbeam make up well for trousers too? Or should it be mostly used for jacketing?
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Veryyy nice! Does moonbeam make up well for trousers too? Or should it be mostly used for jacketing?Originally Posted by Lightbringer
Lots of good info in this thread: http://www.styleforum.net/showthread...light=MOONBEAM
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Lots of good info in this thread: http://www.styleforum.net/showthread...light=MOONBEAMOriginally Posted by TRINI
Yeah I read that thread and read about the stretching, hence my fears of making it up into a pair of pants.
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I would not make pants in Moonbeam.Originally Posted by gusvs
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Originally Posted by Lightbringer
You can have pants made,they are just not going to be durable and/or may not keep their shape well.
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Originally Posted by Lightbringer
FWIW, Raphael (the NY tailor) believes Moonbeam trousers should make up quite well.
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I have the grey herringbone for a jacket and like it very much...Originally Posted by wmb
do you wear this with dark grey trousers?
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FWIW, Raphael (the NY tailor) believes Moonbeam trousers should make up quite well.Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
I might proceed with this experiment.
Either way I think I will have enough suits that this won't be a large issue.
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