I think a Tautz lapel is were the top of the notch is parallel to the floor, not angular like a conventional which is like this "<"
Look at the lapel cut on Grant's peak lapel
http://www.nortonandsons.co.uk/history3.htm
Personally from an aesthetic point of view I don't particular like it and think it's another example of a minor change to a detail entering into the canon of mens tailoring like it's some kind of great sartorial invention deserving of it own stylistic name forever immortalising it's "inventor"
Rant over...
Last edited by formby (2008-05-03 16:58:42)
Last edited by The_Shooman (2008-05-06 08:41:56)
Wait, Gaziano and Girling outsource their work?!!
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.php?p=3165783&postcount=26
Last edited by Bishop of Briggs (2010-04-26 11:34:02)
From a D&B report one should be able to work out the volume of what they sell. Sadly, I don't have access anymore.
^== 100 bespoke (mainly evenings) rest factory, see para 2.
Last edited by The_Shooman (2010-04-27 00:47:28)
Considering they have a RTW model called the "Hove" which is the spitting image of the Dover, the iconic EG shoe, I don't think that IP issues are going to bedevil their bespoke creations. Their RTW shoes are mostly C&J made to a variety of different standards/grades depending on the shoe or boot. I have shoes I suspect to be benchgrade and boots which are handgrade in C&J terms.