Recent non-Sartorialist Looks

ndw · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by ThinkDerm

without cuffs, most pants look unfinished in my opinion. cuffs add significant formality to pants.

^ I tend to agree. I know that historically cuffs (or turn ups) were less formal, but for me, personally, I think uncuffed pants look unfinished.

Originally Posted by Patek

Great, traditional, finished looks--sans cuffs!

+1 - I have no opposition to cuffless trousers on others, just not for me.

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Back I am amazed at how clean the back is.

DIslike the tie, but suit is great.

The sleeve hangs perfectly here.

jefferyd · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by ndw

I am amazed at how clean the back is.

The sleeve hangs perfectly here.

Easy to do with those old 20 oz, hard as nails piece goods.

ndw · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by jefferyd

Easy to do with those old 20 oz, hard as nails piece goods.

Ah, I see. That's pretty cool. 20 oz sounds ridiculously heavy!

ThinkDerm · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by ndw

Ah, I see. That's pretty cool. 20 oz sounds ridiculously heavy!

sounds like no winter coat required

jefferyd · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by ndw

Ah, I see. That's pretty cool. 20 oz sounds ridiculously heavy!

They love the stuff over at LL.

patrickBOOTH · May 20, 2011

Vox's father.

lasbar · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by ThinkDerm

without cuffs, most pants look unfinished in my opinion. cuffs add significant formality to pants.

Cuffs stop the leg and I love a clean line....

I prefer a sleeker and cleaner look...

Look at classic looks , sans cufff was and still is very common...

Cuffs on everything is crazy....

Cuffs are making the all look busier ...

NORE · May 20, 2011

howbah · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by ndw

I am amazed at how clean the back is.
well, there's hell's own amount of retouching on these photos. that probably accounts for it.

yachtie · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by ndw

Nice. I've been looking for a large format worsted herringbone for a while. Any more info?

ndw · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by yachtie

Nice. I've been looking for a large format worsted herringbone for a while. Any more info?
Yeah - I love that one. Unfortunately, no more infor- besides the fact that it's from 1967. By the way, all these photos are from Cutter and Tailor. Sator's forum: http://www.cutterandtailor.com/forum...opic=685&st=18

hendrix · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by ndw

^ I tend to agree. I know that historically cuffs (or turn ups) were less formal, but for me, personally, I think uncuffed pants look unfinished.

+1 - I have no opposition to cuffless trousers on others, just not for me.

Some more looks:

DIslike the tie, but suit is great.

love the tie, love the suit.

Originally Posted by lasbar

Cuffs stop the leg and I love a clean line....

I prefer a sleeker and cleaner look...

Sure if you want to look from a purely proportionate point of view, no cuffs is cleaner. But then so is no break, and a whole bunch of other options which take away from texture, drape and the actual in-person niceness of clothing.

you may as well just wear polyester if you're only interested in clean lines IMO.

Mrshinyredplanet · May 20, 2011

Love the suit, hate the tie ^

lasbar · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by hendrix

love the tie, love the suit.

Sure if you want to look from a purely proportionate point of view, no cuffs is cleaner. But then so is no break, and a whole bunch of other options which take away from texture, drape and the actual in-person niceness of clothing.

you may as well just wear polyester if you're only interested in clean lines IMO.

For flannel , I cuff not for worsted but at the end it is my taste..

ndw · May 20, 2011

Originally Posted by lasbar

For flannel , I cuff not for worsted but at the end it is my taste..

Lasbar, I am quite positive I would love your wardrobe after reading your many references about it. Wish you would at least post pics of some stuff on the hanger (at the very least - your stuff from cifonelli).

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