Last edited by The_Shooman (2010-10-01 02:54:56)

l've been lucky enough to see his top bespoke on real clients. The suits look like they are painted on.

For those who think it looks messy on the dummy, that's because it's bespoke made for an unusual body type. lf you place some bespokes on dummies, naturally the true art isn't going to be exposed until the person wears it. Evenstill, people who appreciate fine things should be able to tell from the pictures that this is true quality. The colour sceme may not be to everyones taste, but the coat oozes class. 

lf people like FNB or Aportney wanted to try him out, i'd be happy to introduce them to him. Most people wouldn't get a look in, but some people would. He is a protected species and l mention him in hushed tones only, same goes with my shoemaker.

Last edited by The_Shooman (2010-10-03 02:15:34)

Last edited by The_Shooman (2010-10-03 18:35:35)

Yawn. Ugly lapels, built-up shoulders, but oh my god, he can pattern-match pockets (which any half-decent tailor can do). What a rockstar!

Last edited by The_Shooman (2010-10-04 00:22:08)

Another half witted iGent obsession: sloppy, shapeless and unstructured shoulders. Thank God your tailors kicks them right out of the bloody door. If you are going to complain about structure in the shoulders why not complain about the structure in the chest and get your tailors to remove the canvassing and the domette.

As for the pattern matching at the collar - look at the way the pattern is well matched where collar meets lapel on both sides. That has been his first concern and that of matching at the back as second one. He has achieved a good balance.

Last edited by Sator (2010-10-04 05:34:58)

By the way, the square shoulders in this case may be likely a result of the shape of the dummy as opposed to padding (another iGent obsession is x-ray vision of shoulder pads).

Last edited by Grossgrain Silk (2010-12-10 02:47:09)