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Huntsman is famous for his single breasted one button coat.
But how is his double breasted?
I dont'have never see,someone have some pictures?

American poet Frederick Seidel was a Huntsman's customer. He may be possibly wearing one here: http://www.thelondonlounge.net/forum/vi ... 550#p49613

This was the look of fat dressed slenderly by Savile Row...

marcelo wrote:American poet Frederick Seidel was a Huntsman's customer. He may be possibly wearing one here: http://www.thelondonlounge.net/forum/vi ... 550#p49613

This was the look of fat dressed slenderly by Savile Row...

This Double breast suit is very fine . I wish I could know what vents he has . Side? No vents ? I will try to make something resembling this with my next DB. Try , I say. Try.. It is so unforced. I could go on and on ..FS

Some time ago Huntsman published a new brochure. There is a "behind the scenes" look available on the web, with almost all pictrues from the brochure present. Not sure these are bespoke pieces, though.

http://www.attireandstyle.co.uk/archive ... tsman.html

Andrey

Another. Old LL is a wealth of knowledge

marcelo wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 25, 2010 2:49 am

American poet Frederick Seidel was a Huntsman's customer. He may be possibly wearing one here: http://www.thelondonlounge.net/forum/vi ... 550#p49613

This was the look of fat dressed slenderly by Savile Row...

That's a nice look. Not that I need another tailor, but that could be a useful source if they (or Richard Anderson) are aiming in that direction.

Seidel is now a customer of Richard Anderson - even writing a poem about his suits.

The Huntsman double breasted is a very long and flared skirt. The lapels are narrower and shorter than I prefer in a double breasted and, like all Huntsman jackets, all your movement comes where the chest meets the underarm. It’s not my preferred style.