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One button jackets are underrated, IMO .
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One button jackets are underrated, IMO .
Yes, it's a nice style in its minimalism and essentiality, seldom seen, apart from formal clothing. I wouldn't say however that I like it more over other styles.
The bottom button is just there to frustrate your ocd that wants it to sit at belt level on every pair of trousers, which is near-impossible.All my jackets are cut single button. If you wear a 2 button jacket you only fasten the top button anyway. Get ridda da fuqqa.
Well, I think it depends on how the fronts are cut. On my 2 buttons in the past, you couldn't fasten the {lower] button without upsetting the balance of the jacket.The bottom button is just there to frustrate your ocd that wants it to sit at belt level on every pair of trousers, which is near-impossible.
Tissue border? Do you mean swelled edges?Yeah, button the collars and that is tops. The tissue border is a little thicc, but not a deal breaker.
Ps I took it as.Tissue border? Do you mean swelled edges?
Awesome latch action which just seems to rock with the pocket design. Great colourway. I dont know why he hasn't button downed the shirt collar up though, its a Viola M job and they have a great roll.
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Very nice. I wore an almost identical outfit last weekend, but with a dark green jacket and without a pocket parrot.View attachment 40960View attachment 40961
Lapel too narrow and trousers a tad too short, but very nice look with a great colour combination.
Nice colours. Poor execution. Pocket parrots is foul. Unbuttoning of the cuffs deserves to be tossed into 'disagreeable thread'.Grey, light blue and (muted) orange looking great together:
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Beautiful lapel, by the way.
Its wank when a tie is buried by a shirt collar like that. Proportion between tie knot and lapel is woeful. I can live with the bottom sleeve button being undone but if your doing that and then wearing cufflinks...Grey, light blue and (muted) orange looking great together:
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Beautiful lapel, by the way.
Agree. That PS doesn’t do it for me.Its wank when a tie is buried by a shirt collar like that. Proportion between tie knot and label is woeful. I can live with the bottom sleeve button being undone but if your doing that and then wearing cufflinks...
Not sure I'd wear I'd wear yellow in the PS with a burnt orange tie either. Kudos for dying his chin the same colour as the suit though.
I don’t love the colorI prefer Italian softness over British stiffness, but this Edward Sexton suit looks superb.
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It’s mostly orange (burnt).I don't hate them, I just prefer higher ones. That's slightly different. The world is not in black and white, you know.
You deffo did not like them then though. You did a whole report on it. Now it's part of a superb suit. Can't be both now can it?I don't hate them, I just prefer higher ones. That's slightly different. The world is not in black and white, you know.
Preferring something to something other doesn't mean you don't like that something. I certainly like Sexton's slim silhouette with strong, roped shoulders and rather wide trousers, but I prefer a less acute angle between collar and lapel. Moreover I prefer a higher, more bellied lapel. And I actually like Sexton's pocket flaps. I dislike their shirts instead, with tab collar.
As regards to the shoulder I prefer a more natural one generally, but I would't disdain to wear a strong one now and then.
I like it, even the feigned attempt at a nonchalant aristocratic visage.A nice oufit for the autumn by Stile Latino:
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The boots are not my taste, but the whole is very pleasant.