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Would you say this is standard for most of your Neopolitan jackets?
I believe this is for all their jackets, not just the Neo cut
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Would you say this is standard for most of your Neopolitan jackets?
Are there more colors of the easy pants being dropped?
I'm curious by the idea, copped a couple myself.
Could you please share details on the olive cotton suit? Neo/regular?
Would you say this is standard for most of your Neopolitan jackets?
the sleeve lengths look pretty generous (35" on a 15.5) -- will probably be on the long-ish side for most people. My advice still stands -- don't sweat the extra length. Won't be seen if you wear under a jacket, and if you wear it on its own, just roll the sleeves up; it's a casual summer shirt.
Yes, more info would be great here. 100% cotton or is there some stretch in there? ETA?
Neo.
I think @Burzan has done this successfully with OCBD's but I can't comment from experience. Maybe Rick @spiermackay has data points on what % shrinkage to expect overall compared vs. length in the body/sleeves.
hi all first post but am longtime fan of both forum and SM. I too am interested in this (although I'm aware it's probably been discussed adnsm). I think I remember reading that there were differences in armhole height and sleeve width between the two cuts/silhouettes (slim vs contemporary) as well. This has kept me from buying the contemporary (and considering going MTO slim for in-between sizes [41], although I feel in the end I would be more comfortable in 40 contemporary given the measurements. I own a grey sport coat in the 40 slim and had to have a tailor let it out a bit in the waist this week. I'm slim built but a little between sizes (6'1'' and 173) with 18''-18.25'' shoulders, 39.9 chest, and 38'' waist. But something in the slim cut makes my chest pop open a bit on the right side if I close the jacket and relax my shoulders. Is the contemporary still cut with a high armhole and not too wide sleeves? i also noticed that the neapolitan slim cut is a little bigger in the shoulders (.25''), perhaps this would solve my problem (as I think the chest popping problem might really be a shoulder issue). been trying to move away from tighter fits and appreciating ease more and more but don't want to sacrifice sleeve fit too much. looking forward to future acquisitions...
hi all first post but am longtime fan of both forum and SM. I too am interested in this (although I'm aware it's probably been discussed adnsm). I think I remember reading that there were differences in armhole height and sleeve width between the two cuts/silhouettes (slim vs contemporary) as well. This has kept me from buying the contemporary (and considering going MTO slim for in-between sizes [41], although I feel in the end I would be more comfortable in 40 contemporary given the measurements. I own a grey sport coat in the 40 slim and had to have a tailor let it out a bit in the waist this week. I'm slim built but a little between sizes (6'1'' and 173) with 18''-18.25'' shoulders, 39.9 chest, and 38'' waist. But something in the slim cut makes my chest pop open a bit on the right side if I close the jacket and relax my shoulders. Is the contemporary still cut with a high armhole and not too wide sleeves? i also noticed that the neapolitan slim cut is a little bigger in the shoulders (.25''), perhaps this would solve my problem (as I think the chest popping problem might really be a shoulder issue). been trying to move away from tighter fits and appreciating ease more and more but don't want to sacrifice sleeve fit too much. looking forward to future acquisitions...
I just placed an order 2 days ago. Of course they run the sale now.
I think a slightly softer colour of trousers would work better. Everything else looks great.View attachment 1601524
a little love for the MTO Di Pray jacket. Very versatile!
welcome!
please don't take this the wrong way -- but given your description of how the slim jacket fits and your measurements, I would not recommend slim for you.
I wear a Neapolitan contemporary jacket myself. I find the regular cut to be too short in the body (no 36L size unfortunately). I personally don't think the sleeves are too big but I think this is really up to you to decide.
I know lots of people want a 'slim' fit -- I'd argue that most people would be better off with a cut that complements their build, not a cut that reveals their build.
The chest of the slim is probably not a good fit for you. It's not just the actual measurements, but the balance and shape. If you have a muscular chest, then you'll need more room at the front and less in the back.
I just placed an order 2 days ago. Of course they run the sale now.