I read once somewhere -- maybe it was Flusser or Boyer or one of the others Keers perhaps, that
one should always judge the fit of a jacket that you've bespoken, by how it fits when you sit at a chair?

I don't know why this stuck with me, but I'd used it as a test on some of the bespoke suits I'd gotten
in the past.  I wondered if this was a reasonable rule-of-thumb or just some dubious info. I'd picked up
(or perhaps imagined) along the way?

I posted on this a few years ago and I recall Darren Beaman mentioning that he had cut some jackets for
those whose primary task is sitting at a desk whilst being seen (such as TV personalities and other TV news people),
but that was as far as his response (as I recall) went.

Thoughts?