Eidos, The Poor Man's Isaia

Really? Would you happen to know the shop in London or any in Amsterdam?

crompton mentions trunk in london

in amsterdam there is a/o oger and pauw. many of the pauw branded suits are caruso made. they also offer(ed) mtm which was a pretty good deal. i believe sartoria in naarden also still carries caruso.

on the dutch stijlforum you should be able to find up to date info on all of these

still in the € 1200-1400 that price bracket nothing beats the como tailor that visits nl regularly, but it takes some planning and patience
 
crompton mentions trunk in london

in amsterdam there is a/o oger and pauw. many of the pauw branded suits are caruso made. they also offer(ed) mtm which was a pretty good deal. i believe sartoria in naarden also still carries caruso.

on the dutch stijlforum you should be able to find up to date info on all of these

still in the € 1200-1400 that price bracket nothing beats the como tailor that visits nl regularly, but it takes some planning and patience

Cheers! Trunk is outrageously expensive, but I'll have a look next time I'm in Amsterdam. That traveling is just too much of a hassle at the moment.
 
I remember looking in a mens clothing shop in Naarden a few years ago. That must have been it. Naarden isn't very big though is it?
 
This, I think, falls firmly into the latter category:

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Hey, the patterns match at the gut-pockets. Is this thing supposed to be that snug, or is this guy just not smart enough to get one loose-fitting enough so the waistband can be buttoned?
 
Hey, the patterns match at the gut-pockets. Is this thing supposed to be that snug, or is this guy just not smart enough to get one loose-fitting enough so the waistband can be buttoned?

He has been ordained as one of the newest experts on SF. You can tell because he now posts with emotion in his poses. His one-two punch of sullen then smiling is captivating.
 
One thing I don't get about Eidos is the "X" silhouette. The extreme cut away of the (long) jacket fronts just looks weird and seems to exacerbate those midrift / buttoning-point wrinkles on quite a few examples.

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This is Antonio's rendition/copying of Liverano's (which have their RTW made by the same Isaia factory that churns out Eidos) wide open quarters (shown is a Liverano, not Eidos).
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One thing I don't get about Eidos is the "X" silhouette. The extreme cut away of the (long) jacket fronts just looks weird and seems to exacerbate those midrift / buttoning-point wrinkles on quite a few examples.

I'm pretty sure that they're trying to replicate the "Liverano silhouette", which has a very cut-away front and which is much admired on SF.

I think that, like most clothing, it flatters certain body types more than others. People who are fairly tall and fairly slim look quite good in it, people who are shorter and not so slim do not look so good in it.
 
IGENTS LOVE OPEN QUARTERS
this is the most logical thing in the world

you read what those igent hillbillies from bumfuck, arizona really really like
create a check list (soft shoulders, wide lapels, open quarters, blablabla)
create such a garment in a very cheap manner
sell it more expensive
be a handsome spaghetti american
post in a way that makes them feel like you are one of them / they are one of yours
success
 
I'm pretty sure that they're trying to replicate the "Liverano silhouette", which has a very cut-away front and which is much admired on SF.

I think that, like most clothing, it flatters certain body types more than others. People who are fairly tall and fairly slim look quite good in it, people who are shorter and not so slim do not look so good in it.

that was my case when I tried. I look okay on Boglioli, LBM or any other Italian manufacturer of similar style but not on Eidos. A slightly longer jacket would help me like this (yes i know is too tight)

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that was my case when I tried. I look okay on Boglioli, LBM or any other Italian manufacturer of similar style but not on Eidos. A slightly longer jacket would help me like this (yes i know is too tight)

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so why did you want to sleep with Sartodinapoli?

EDIT: why are you wearing rtw on a blog that is called Absolute Bespoke?
 
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IGENTS LOVE OPEN QUARTERS
this is the most logical thing in the world

In fact the term "open quarters" was invented by Americans on SF from what I know. Certainly wasn't/isn't used by tailors or in tailoring books and journals.
 
There is more than 1 reason why I don't post pictures of myself in the internet .. anyhow I just google absolute bespoke because they do a jacket with very open quarters/front like Eidos and the picture of this bloke just came out.

btw this is Spanish MTM made in Zaragoza (or it was) and yes I don't know why the company is called Absolute BESPOKE....
 
There is more than 1 reason why I don't post pictures of myself in the internet .. anyhow I just google absolute bespoke because they do a jacket with very open quarters/front like Eidos and the picture of this bloke just came out.

btw this is Spanish MTM made in Zaragoza (or it was) and yes I don't know why the company is called Absolute BESPOKE....

Damn tacky Spanish unthruthful untailors!!
 
that was my case when I tried. I look okay on Boglioli, LBM or any other Italian manufacturer of similar style but not on Eidos. A slightly longer jacket would help me like this (yes i know is too tight)

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Hideous plunging, rounded V-neck sweater? Please show to AAS but tell him it is available in chunky knit in the discount aisle colour ways he prefers
 
that was my case when I tried. I look okay on Boglioli, LBM or any other Italian manufacturer of similar style but not on Eidos. A slightly longer jacket would help me like this (yes i know is too tight)

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Abtholute dithasthter de tharragotha. "My name ith Pepe. Do you like my thexthy bethpoke MTO? You like my buthstier and open quarterths revealing my beautiful panths waistht thans belt? Of courth you no thee my thide adjusthters. Always perfecto y correcto and alwaths listhping"
 

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