DonRaphael
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Navy Guabello hopsack
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is it possible to make the RTW jackets have surgeon cuffs? I had one S&M jacket with surgeons cuffs and really like it.
Thanks. I can relate to what Riva says. The Filarte is more flimsy and tends to pile more. Guabello definitely feels more expensive and looks more expensive close up as well since it doesn't pile.Very nice! How does the Guabello feel compared to the Dino Filarte? I know @Riva doesn't like the Dino Filarte version.
Please, no.
RTW jackets with surgeon's cuffs are great if you only need half-an-inch of adjustment to the sleeve length. Otherwise, they are a major, major pain to get the sleeves adjusted, particularly if the fabric is patterned. Much more expensive, too, and not all tailors can do it, or are willing to do it.
The irony is that it's much cheaper to have working buttonholes added to jacket sleeves, than it is to shorten sleeves with working buttonholes (unless, as noted above, you only need them shortened a very small amount).
Drake's burgundy tie is A-1, my friend. I think I have the same one in black. I've dipped my toe into the burgundy waters hard as of late. Still waiting to receive that burgundy ME hopsack sportcoat you convinced me to buy.
Thanks, mate. I grabbed it during the archive sale. Burgundy is one of my favourite colours for ties. It's versatile and sedated. But I like it even more for FW ties. It's a perfect base for madder.Drake's burgundy tie is A-1, my friend. I think I have the same one in black. I've dipped my toe into the burgundy waters hard as of late. Still waiting to receive that burgundy ME hopsack sportcoat you convinced me to buy.
Please, god, nooooooooo.is it possible to make the RTW jackets have surgeon cuffs? I had one S&M jacket with surgeons cuffs and really like it.
+100. I just get buttonholes made when getting my SM gear altered. It's not CHEAP, by any means, but far cheaper, and farrrrrr less risky than shortening from the shoulders.Please, no.
RTW jackets with surgeon's cuffs are great if you only need half-an-inch of adjustment to the sleeve length. Otherwise, they are a major, major pain to get the sleeves adjusted, particularly if the fabric is patterned. Much more expensive, too, and not all tailors can do it, or are willing to do it.
The irony is that it's much cheaper to have working buttonholes added to jacket sleeves, than it is to shorten sleeves with working buttonholes (unless, as noted above, you only need them shortened a very small amount).
Please, god, nooooooooo.
+100. I just get buttonholes made when getting my SM gear altered. It's not CHEAP, by any means, but far cheaper, and farrrrrr less risky than shortening from the shoulders.
Please, god, nooooooooo.
+100. I just get buttonholes made when getting my SM gear altered. It's not CHEAP, by any means, but far cheaper, and farrrrrr less risky than shortening from the shoulders.