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I have read somewhere that this type of construction was favoured for travel jackets.
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This particular fabric is a 10 oz fresco from Woodehouse.
Parise be where deserved! VERY nicely done matt. I am not a fan of this shoulder. I have seen very few examples of this done well in NY... usual circle of friends.
Gotcha. I have three jackets made with a spalla camacia - one bespoke and two RTW. One of the RTW, maybe both, has lapped sleeve seams. I am pretty sure the bespoke one does not have lapped seams. I will check to see how the sleeves are inserted into the armscye.
the suits I had made at a Neapolitan tailor in Sydney always looked like that