Prince tweed coat
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Finally, I took delivery of the coat. I noticed a fil rouge in every LL cloth which I was lucky to subscribe: they reveal a different aspect of themselves every time you look at them
Simple cloth they aren't
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Simple cloth they aren't
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Well done! This cloth will allow endless combinations, very versatile.
Looking forward to my version
cheers, David
Looking forward to my version
cheers, David
Absolutely great coat! Well done.
Michael
Michael
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Thank you, I'll bring your kind words to the taylor.
Such a nice feeling to wear this coat
Such a nice feeling to wear this coat
I wish I made that.
Not saying I could.
It is effortless and beautiful.
Not saying I could.
It is effortless and beautiful.
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These are really great compliments, coming from you. My taylor loves his craft, he has to be happy with a coat to let it go.old henry wrote:I wish I made that.
Not saying I could.
It is effortless and beautiful.
It's a pleasure and a privilege to take part in his work, sharing ideas and usually having great faith in his art... and finally you even get a coat
Seriously, I take great pleasure in the process
Thank you
That is what tailoring should be, in a nutshell.
Working together. And your admiration and respect for your tailor and you two working together to make a coat that is his as much as yours. Having a coat made should be an adventure. I love the word "Charm". An endangered word.
Your coat has charm.
Working together. And your admiration and respect for your tailor and you two working together to make a coat that is his as much as yours. Having a coat made should be an adventure. I love the word "Charm". An endangered word.
Your coat has charm.
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Frank,old henry wrote:That is what tailoring should be, in a nutshell.
Working together. And your admiration and respect for your tailor and you two working together to make a coat that is his as much as yours. Having a coat made should be an adventure. I love the word "Charm". And endangered word.
Could you perhaps let us with (much) more inexperienced eyes know what in particular you liked so much about this coat? Are there particular elements you love, or is it more the whole of the jacket? I just see a beautiful coat, but I am unable to pin down exactly what makes it so, and even if I did I am not sure I would be able to articulate it.
And to screamingmarlon, I can only offer my gratulations on a wonderful piece of clothing
BB
Soft, supple, subtle, unforced craft of hand.Nothing forced. No speed bumbs for the eye. Subtle fitted sleeve and soft sleeve head. Look at that sleeve. A content extremely well placed collar. Fine shoulders. Point to point what it should be technically and no more. No statement made. No exaggeration to make a statement or to say "I was here". It is only what it should be. And that at the very least. The customer is in there just as he is. The unforced tailoring. The self assured customer allowing the tailor to do this..All make for a subtle humble unforced and..in the true meaning of a much over used and misused word.."Elegant" {form following function} coat. A "Charming" coat.
old henry wrote:Soft, supple, subtle, unforced craft of hand.Nothing forced. No speed bumbs for the eye. Subtle fitted sleeve and soft sleeve head. Look at that sleeve. A content extremely well placed collar. Fine shoulders. Point to point what it should be technically and no more. No statement made. No exaggeration to make a statement or to say "I was here". It is only what it should be. And that at the very least. The customer is in there just as he is. The unforced tailoring. The self assured customer allowing the tailor to do this..All make for a subtle humble unforced and..in the true meaning of a much over used and misused word.."Elegant" {form following function} coat. A "Charming" coat.
Dear Frank,
very nice words
cheers, david
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Thanks for sharing Frank.old henry wrote:Soft, supple, subtle, unforced craft of hand.Nothing forced. No speed bumbs for the eye. Subtle fitted sleeve and soft sleeve head. Look at that sleeve. A content extremely well placed collar. Fine shoulders. Point to point what it should be technically and no more. No statement made. No exaggeration to make a statement or to say "I was here". It is only what it should be. And that at the very least. The customer is in there just as he is. The unforced tailoring. The self assured customer allowing the tailor to do this..All make for a subtle humble unforced and..in the true meaning of a much over used and misused word.."Elegant" {form following function} coat. A "Charming" coat.
BB
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I wish to thank Old Henry for his detailed and delicate appreciation, on behalf of my taylor, and all LLers who had the patience to partecipate and share their thoughts,
Grazie a tutti voi
M.
Grazie a tutti voi
M.
Lovely stuff Frank and something we can all aspire to. Thanks.Soft, supple, subtle, unforced craft of hand.Nothing forced. No speed bumbs for the eye. Subtle fitted sleeve and soft sleeve head. Look at that sleeve. A content extremely well placed collar. Fine shoulders. Point to point what it should be technically and no more. No statement made. No exaggeration to make a statement or to say "I was here". It is only what it should be. And that at the very least. The customer is in there just as he is. The unforced tailoring. The self assured customer allowing the tailor to do this..All make for a subtle humble unforced and..in the true meaning of a much over used and misused word.."Elegant" {form following function} coat. A "Charming" coat.
You are our resident tailor, a poet with cloth...and sometimes just a poet.
Cheers
Michael
I agree the coat looks great. Is there some reason why posters on this forum often do not identify their tailors when they are displaying their clothes?
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