Based on the fit of your suit, I do believe you're the proprietor of the London Lounge. May I say, sir, you rock?!
It would seem that the suit has inherited you, rather than the other way 'round.
Dear Mr. Vaclav,
You might not recognise my name or be able to tell who I am by my style of writing, but I am a friend...
Good to see you back here, Sir. It's been too long.
I like your suit very much. The proportions of tie, collar and lapel are perfect. A very nice shoulder line on the suit too... Wear it in good health.
All the best,
Sussell R. Treet
(If you do guess my secret identity please do not mention it online. Nobody else has twigged yet. I feel like Peter Parker.)
Oh - and as for the sleeves, working button holes may make the job a little more difficult but I'm sure that something could be done by the right man. Mr. Grayson will know best.
How much shorter were you thinking of going?
You like to show a little more cuff?
If you show any more cuff, you might cause Duncan Quinn an identity crisis.
Let's all remember that Brother Vaclav is wearing this suit for an interview...
Croupiers show a lot of cuff.
Surgeons like their sleeves out of the way too.
Let's not jump to judgement here.
I'd be very surprised if Mr. Vaclav didn't know exactly what he was doing.
I wonder if our brother has a discreet monogram on the cuff? Bottle Green on Pink? "V.A.B."
Could be.
Brother V,
Bodnar's kit is off-the-hook. Still waiting for that bespoke Press number you have.
I know, your English is not yoru first language, so perhaps you meant, to lengthen the sleeve? If such is the case, you might get lucky and there might be a little material in shoulder to let out. There appears to be a little (enough?) to let out in end of sleeve.
H-Out
Last edited by Ed (2006-11-30 05:08:18)
Vaclav, perhaps a Paul Stuart would be better for an interview?