You can see inthis picture from Uppercase that the dart goes all the way to the bottom of the coat. On most jackets, including the Milano Rubinaccis, the dart ends at the pocket.
I am not sure the functional difference, but it is a difference nonetheless.
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The dart going all the way down is somewhat client-dependent, too. I have two cutters of SB jackets who do it for me-- one tactfully telling me that it was the way to handle my middle-aged spread. Another house not known for its soft tailoring also does the same.
He has a good number of bolts from the fifties on in the shop. They are generally specialty pieces that would enhance an already stable wardrobe. Some of the overcoat fabrics are spectacular. Some interesting plads as well.brescd01 wrote:Can anyone describe Rubinacci's special fabrics?
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Hello All,
This is my first post. I am honored to be in your company. I am enroute to London for purely pleasure this trip. I was searching our site here and discovered this reportage on Rubinacci. Clearly this establishment will be among my first visits when I arrive.
Thank you all for your contributions to my continuing education!
This is my first post. I am honored to be in your company. I am enroute to London for purely pleasure this trip. I was searching our site here and discovered this reportage on Rubinacci. Clearly this establishment will be among my first visits when I arrive.
Thank you all for your contributions to my continuing education!
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