I feel like it's Instagram and word of mouth for locals, then more fashion brand OEM manufacturing than they can handle, so there's no need to do more.
I remember Sator (who was something of a subject matter expert on tailoring on the forums about 15 years ago, until he married a woman who disliked menswear so he turned against it) talking about how lots of the fairly recent (60s and 70s for instance) Australian tailoring had more handwork than...
Most of the main points have made, so I'll add this: don't feel like owning/wearing a leather jacket needs to change the way you wear the rest of your clothes.
Especially don't get a giant chain wallet, neck tattoos, stitchdown boots, etc to "match" your jacket. You'll simply look ridiculous...
Yeah I was mentioning the Johnson stuff just to explain to him who they are, not to rag on his original reaction.
It's totally understandable that he'd have no idea because they are primarily a white label brand; like how a random person, even a fashionable one, probably won't know what Caruso...
Not necessarily. The Schott forum was a holdover from when companies often made their own in-house forum software. I expect whoever coded it is long gone.
I had no idea. Can you let the person know it would be great if they even locked it to new posts but left the archive up?
I'll voice the same when I visit Schott later this month.
Quite a few of us are into fashion, actually. The pushback against, say Real McCoys or Fine Creek or whatever at the time as "fashion jackets" is actually usually by someone like @Monitor pointing out that these brands are essentially nobodies in the fashion space.
When I said I assumed this...
I wonder how much it hurt the tailoring trade in the US when US dress uniforms went from being basically a voucher redeemed at the tailors in the area to being factory-produced garments.
Indeed I wonder if that actually increased costs to some extent because it means necessarily making too...
Really?
I honestly assumed it was a $200 made-in-Pakistan "motorcycle jacket" from Amazon from the pic. (Nothing wrong with that, to be clear, and it wouldn't have stopped me from giving you fit advice.) But hearing it cost $2000 is horrifying.
Perhaps it shouldn't have surprised me because...
If you don't want to go full fur jacket (which are not very versatile so I get that) I think an N-1 would be great. When it comes to Japanese companies, I like the special N-1s Buzz Rickson's made for HPA in New Jersey in blue and khaki.
Not all Japanese companies take a fashion/luxe approach but RC definitely does, modern RMC definitely does.
There's a reason the Eastman ones are perennial bestsellers over there.
I would not consider Rainbow Country for this at all, not just because of the price. They make some good stuff for sure, but the G-1 and its siblings are widely available and frankly luxe-ing them up would take away from much of what makes them great.
The only Japanese maker I would be happy to...
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