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Simple and soporific again...
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I'm interested in the shoulders on this jacket - there's a line of stitching on the shoulder, which I thought was the necessary and sufficient condition for a spalla camicia, but then it doesn't really look like a spalla camicia...is that just the angle/pose in the photo?
 

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I'm interested in the shoulders on this jacket - there's a line of stitching on the shoulder, which I thought was the necessary and sufficient condition for a spalla camicia, but then it doesn't really look like a spalla camicia...is that just the angle/pose in the photo?


According to Patrick (Johnson), this is just a top-stitch done by hand; the suit does not have spalla camicia shoulders but a plain, natural shoulder with minimal padding.
 

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That pocket square looks familiar, ColdEyedPugilist. Drake's tiger?
 
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According to Patrick (Johnson), this is just a top-stitch done by hand; the suit does not have spalla camicia shoulders but a plain, natural shoulder with minimal padding.


Interesting...so the seam allowance on the sleevehead is not pressed to the shoulder and stitched by that topstitch? it's just decorative?
 

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Interesting...so the seam allowance on the sleevehead is not pressed to the shoulder and stitched by that topstitch? it's just decorative?


Not sure, actually, Pat's website mentions the AMF top-stitch. Not clear if it's merely decorative ot functional.
 

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According to Patrick (Johnson), this is just a top-stitch done by hand; the suit does not have spalla camicia shoulders but a plain, natural shoulder with minimal padding.


i love the shoulder stitching. im a sucker for that stuff.
 

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