I'm not going to get into that level of complexity with the replica, but what exactly is meant here, just so I can understand it? Does it mean that the "previous" cuff I pointed out is not a decorative one but somehow part of this one?
I was also hoping that this part of the zipper (below) might reveal some kind of logo / brand, but unfortunately it's too dark to see if there's anything on it, lol...
I meant what appears to be a brown extension to the zipper, the round wooden/plastic thing attached to it.
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That's fantastic, thank you! It took you a lot of time to do this!
That's fantastic, thank you! It took you a lot of time to do this!
The only two higher res versions that would be missing are the one where he's standing in the dark holding the lighter, and also this one below, because of another look at that "decorative" cuff...
But perhaps a higher res of those two particular ones isn't needed.
How do you suggest I provide the measurements the best way? "Oversize" version right from the start, by labeling/marking the photos etc.?
I also think I'm going to simplify certain aspects of it, for example there's no way I'm going to attempt that weird overlapping cuff thing, as I don't even understand what is going on there. I might just use the version I have from one of my own jackets.
I think it'd be a fun project.Interesting. So what I described as a "decorative cuff" earlier now doesn't seem to be decorative, but part of the other cuff? And the "decorative" part is not a decorative cuff, but just another "connection" similar to the vertical line along the sleeve?Not much else is visible in the meat packing plant scene that would in any way help with what we got so far. I think we have the jacket pretty much figured out by now.
My suggestion is you send them as many photos as you have - All of these, for instance - and in addition to all the details, explain this is how you want it to fit. Deliberate over-sizing would in this case be the key. 5* ought be used by now to specific customer requests and I'm sure they'll figure it out for you.
The folding sleeve/cuff isn't such a big deal, as far as I can see. It's just a tab that once snapped-on, simply bunches the sleeve end to narrow it down. Doesn't seem like there's much engineering involved in it. I'd say it'd be easier for them to make this than the snap-on cuff from your other jacket and honestly, now that we've gotten this far to nail all the details, why not get the jacket to look as close to screen accurate as possible.
Grabbed some better screenshots for you, maybe it can help with 5* getting the details right. Click on each for a full size preview.
Makes sense, definitely round shoulders.Funny... shoulder gusset with bat sleeves
BTW... when ordering from 5* it is best to specify each measurement exactly. The more the better.
Anything not specified is left to chance.
Just to say that are my measurements and now please once oversized will not work. For the jacket, you absolutely have to make "round" shoulders. Pointy shoulders will certainly not look good.
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In my opinion, yes.
Def looking forward to the birth of this child!
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