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Japanese Bespoke Shirtmakers
The quality is similar to the UK/European shirtmakers I am frequenting. Except for Charvet.- rbaker
- Post #13
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Japanese Bespoke Shirtmakers
I am using Takehara in Fukuoka for some bespoke/MTM shirts and I am very happy with him.- rbaker
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Japanese Bespoke Tailoring Thread
A good time to consult Japanese tailors. I just picked up my bespoke Ulster-style wintercoat from Takehara in Fukuoka; it fits beautifully. The fabric is from Scabal.- rbaker
- Post #69
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Japanese Bespoke Shirtmakers
Had good experiences with Takehara in Fukuoka. Good choice of fabrics, including the ones for hot weather.- rbaker
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Japanese Bespoke Tailoring Thread
Very good experience with Takehara in Fukuoka. Somewhere between custom and bespoke. Very meticulous and flexible. Also an excellent shirtmaker.- rbaker
- Post #7
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Monks w/ suit....okay or not?
Monks with suits - depends on the monks. Monks, maybe due their connotation with swashbuckling musketeers and their monasteric origin, are more casual that Oxfords/Balmorals, and probably somewhere near the subtly decorated Blucher/Derby, and single buckle monks are less casual than their two...- rbaker
- Post #35
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Fall of The Black Wingtip
The place of the black wingtip in a man’s wardrobe is a tricky one. The construction of the wingtip or Full-Brogue with its busy brogueing is derived from and represents country shoe ware, i.e. a more casual style. The American notion in the 1980s, accepted by pushy and loud nouveau riche...- rbaker
- Post #84
- Forum: Classic Menswear