Oxxford - what's really inside (with s*****y pics)

[aportnoy]

Originally Posted by GQgeek

Do people at work know you go by the alias of The Shoe Fairy online?

Don't ask, don't tell.

 

[Zegnamtl]

In the name of brotherly love,

I offer you a disected Pal Zileria Sartorial line blue blazer
(if you think I am going to cut up an oxxford you are flipping nuts!)

But which of the 16 current threads does this belong in??
Whatthe hell, I'll put it in all of them!

Holy Jumping Fusing Ovens!
The collar is machine padded and fused!!!

 

[LabelKing]

Is this the new sport? Cutting up high-end garments?

 

[Artisan Fan]

Thanks Zegnamtl, fusing on the Sartoriale line no less. That's just sad.

 

[Zegnamtl]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

Is this the new sport? Cutting up high-end garments?

Step right up!

Step right up!

And piss on your best jackets

!!

 

[countdemoney]

Will there be kites? A bonfire?

 

[JetBlast]

Is this the new sport? Cutting up high-end garments?

A new SF fetish is born.

JB

 

[kitonbrioni]

These "what's inside" are really good threads (pun intended). Keep those seam rippers going.

 

[satorstyle]

Please no autopsies gentlemen, let's keep it to clothing

 

[JamesT]

Originally Posted by Brad

Next, I'm ripping apart a Despos.

I do that nearly every day (at least every day that I am at work). Very exciting stuff, that jacket-opening business.

 

[RJman]

The next step is the creation of a gigantic Wicker Suit. Whom shall we burn?

 

[stilmacher]

I will throw in a Brioni this afternoon

 

[Zegnamtl]

Originally Posted by stilmacher

I will throw in a Brioni this afternoon
If you do go ahead with this please, shot some pictures of the chest piece in a way that we can see what is a pre made chest piece and what is actually sewn to the garment. Some of the Kiton pictures are incomplete and do not show the whole story. If at all possible, the horse hair is generally jobbed out at all shops, and then cut exactly once on the shop floor, can you get a view that allows you to see how many layers and what type of layers are used? I find on the few units I have looked at, they are getting really thin, down to two or three layers max.

 

[LARon]

Originally Posted by bry2000

Dollar for dollar, I would much rather have a Kiton than an Oxxford any day. I don't care which has more handwork.

+1