any chance to do this cloth again?
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cheers, David
I second the motion.davidhuh wrote:Dear Michael,
any chance to do this cloth again?![]()
cheers, David
The position of the notch on an SB is pretty flexible. A high notch lengthens the lapel and slims the line, so tailors serving shorter, thicker men (as in Naples) prefer a higher notch and a slightly lower button point. Tall, slender men might prefer a lower notch but it really depends on what their eye tells them and how they want to look.Would the level of the notch on a single breasted coat be judged in a similar fashion? 1-2cm below the end of the tie knot?
Chan is quite insistent on that alignment. They make lovely SB PL jackets with bellied, high-notch lapels. But doing the same for DB, as Anderson’s would do, is off limits for them.ethandesu wrote: ↑Thu Dec 22, 2011 2:34 amI thought it worthwhile posting an image of one of my own, where the notch sits a shade lower, and almost horizontally. I like the wider overlap, despite having quite a bit of width through the middle myself. I know some would think it unflattering for a more rotund frame like my own, but for some reason it just looks more flattering to my eye.
The cloth is Harrisons Grand Cru, by the by.
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