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Will post pics when the DB suit is in my possession.
Last one for 2010:
They do a muslin fitting (1-2x) for your first pattern, followed by 2-3 basted/forward fittings depending on how difficult you are to fit.
This is shaping up nicely. Will this be an odd jacket or a suit? What fabric did you use?
I dunno. Isn't there something odd about the button placement and the proportion of the overlap and lapels to the overall suit? It's as though someone has pulled you up lengthways, perhaps it's just the camera angle.
Another nice one bro. How angled is the hacking pocket? Do you align them with anything in particular or just whatever angle which suits the eye?
gshen;3586773 said:Just an odd jacket.. Fabric (~10oz worsted) is from Dugdale, but I don't think they sell this stuff any longer. Was supposed to be the White Rose collection, but apparently they had some production issues with this range and it isn't made any longer? Closeup:Lovely fabric; I'd imagine that the lighter-coloured fabric would suit the perpetual summer of Singapore... Is the overcheck in reddish tones or darker browns? Colour reproduction on my screen isn't the best...
any of you guys know which london tailor (graham browne or connie and lock or sims and mcdonald or chris kerr would be best commissioned to create a similar cut to this chaps (the first blue suit)..i cannot afford the row so hence looking off the row
Why don't you go to all the tailors you've mentioned and discuss your ideas with them? You might be able see their work and evaluate which tailor you have the best rapport with?
i would rather find out via the forum if possible which can best make this type of suit.
any of you guys know which london tailor (graham browne or connie and lock or sims and mcdonald or chris kerr would be best commissioned to create a similar cut to this chaps (the first blue suit)..i cannot afford the row so hence looking off the row