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Process of elimination on who I had an accidental meatup with.Nothing new for me this time. I know I saw my man @Sreezy36 on Pastena's IG, though
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Process of elimination on who I had an accidental meatup with.Nothing new for me this time. I know I saw my man @Sreezy36 on Pastena's IG, though
Nothing new for me this time. I know I saw my man @Sreezy36 on Pastena's IG, though
Hi everyone!
I’m planning on attending an upcoming trunk show.
I’m in contact with him via WhatsApp, but due to language barriers, I’d like your input on a couple of questions:
-what’s the consensus on his shirt offering? He quoted a very competitive price for bespoke shirts and claimed everything was done in-house. He asked for my size to bring a sample shirt - sounds like mtm?
-to those who use him for shirts: how many shirts did it take to perfect the fit?
-after that, do you just contact him and have everything shipped or do you normally collect during trunk shows?
-given your experience, how hard is it to communicate in general and eg for a longer style than his Neapolitan style that’s on the shorter and slimmer side? I know it’s normally frowned upon to deviate from a house style but I reckon he’s more of a „salesmen“ than a strict advocate of a certain style
-do you pay everything upfront?
The results in this thread are really impressive, especially given the price point so I’m really intrigued.
Long time lurker, first time poster here.
Thanks to this thread (and a very kind gentleman from Atlanta) I have commissioned my first sportcoat during a recent trunk show in Frankfurt, Germany. It was featured on Instagram today and I'm looking forward to the basted fitting.
I'm trying to keep it simple with my first commission: navy hopsack, 3b-2roll, two patch pockets, barchetta breast pocket, spalla camiccia and double vents, slightly longer in length and slightly lowered gorge.
Just heard from Antonio that he's coming in September for a two week tour of the US and added another new city this time.
LA - 15th-18th
Atlanta - 19th and 20th
Houston - 21st and 22nd
Minneapolis - 23rd and 24th
Chicago - 25th and 26th
New York - 27th and 28th
Now to figure out what to have him make me. Think I'll do two suits and likely will go heavy. Debating between:
Vintage length of Sportex from the '60's in charcoal with a very, very subtle blue pinstripe
Dugdale White Rose Caldonaire herringbone city tweed
Smiths Botany in navy birdseye
PB Universal in a dark/mid grey herringbone
Ascot 4 ply in dark grey
Decisions, decisions.
nahhh!! you NOT LIKE US!!!!Would love it if there was enough group interest to get Antonio to come to Toronto.
I've been corresponding with Antonio of Pastena Elegancee, about a commission for a sport coat in a vintage cloth (thanks @camez_).
I asked if he can come to San Francisco, but he needs about 8-9 appointments to make the trip. Otherwise, I'll go down to LA to meet him.
If you're in the Bay Area and are willing to make an appointment with him please let me know.
He is highly regarded and is very reasonable. You can read this thread for details.