Maybe a fix of a hole? Or maybe just crap, quickly done wartime work. I think we've all come across stuff that was apparently made by someone who shouldn't even have been a tweedworker.
on the collar: it looks like the top collar has been cut too big (depth wise rather than length wise) and the excess has settled into a ripple.
hopefully (for whoever buys the suit) it can be pressed out.
p.s. i'm not completely down on this suit. i think the fabric is great.
i know what you're saying A.C., but in this case i don't think it's a 3 roll 2. these type of three button Brit 40s jackets are invariably rolled to the top button, and stiffly so.
if you undid the top button it would hold its shape there. like this:
I was just throwing that out there. The lapels on the suit above look like they could use another inch or so and releasing the top button woud do that if it were a 3 roll 2.
In any event, I too like the cloth. So it's got that goin for it.....
Have you heard of Rob Crossley? He of Rocacha tailoring. His web page shows double breasted 1940's suits, but I wanted single breasted. He not only came up with what I wanted but suggested the brown colour and pinstripe too. And with a beautiful gold lining. Yet despite having something similar, I still hankered after that suit as soon as TT posted it. I seem to be developing my wife's: You can never have too many shoes syndrome.
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