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Too short for me. The problem is that the hem width won't allow them to be much longer without bunching up in front. You can't get a proper break with less than about an 8 inch hem. At that width you can get the length down to around the middle of the the laces and still have only a quarter break. It also covers your socks.View attachment 2188925 Thoughts on the length of these trousers? Certainly shorter than what I am used to but not sure if I should have them let out a little. Photos with both loafers and oxfords to illustrate:
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Too short for me. The problem is that the hem width won't allow them to be much longer without bunching up in front. You can't get a proper break with less than about an 8 inch hem. At that width you can get the length down to around the middle of the the laces and still have only a quarter break. It also covers your socks.
I suspect it’s repairable. But ask a tailor who you have a relationship to take a look at it. I wouldn’t trust it to just anyoneHi all, my cashmere overcoat has a couple small nicks in the R shoulder. Is this repairable or am I out of luck. Thanks!
Yeah I was thinking about using like either an invisible darning or if anything some sort of small frogging over it. The challenging part is finding the right person to do this. Boston doesn't really have good access to much tailors.I suspect it’s repairable. But ask a tailor who you have a relationship to take a look at it. I wouldn’t trust it to just anyone
For some reason, I thought you were in England.Yeah I was thinking about using like either an invisible darning or if anything some sort of small frogging over it. The challenging part is finding the right person to do this. Boston doesn't really have good access to much tailors.
Hi guys, I'm getting shirt tailored online, so I didn't get a chance to have the proper measurement in person. I would appreciate if you could give me a suggestion on the shirt fit. I'm thinking of getting of getting the waist (side seam) taken out by an inch. I also would like to have the armhole a bit higher as well, but I would like your input on this.
Thanks for your input, @DorianGreen . I normally don't wear jacket, so it is normally a dress shirt with a pair of dress pants and a nice pair of dress shoes, so I like a breast pocket, so I can put stuff inside like a pen. However, if you don't think it looks good, I will reconsider it.The shirt looks good to me, I wouldn't touch it.
By the way, I like the massive collar, perfect with the wide tie. I would remove the breast pocket, though, somewhat misplaced on s dress shirt.