Dear Gentlemen,
I would like to propose we create a reference list of the different models offered by the best RTW manufacturers. Makers such as Oxxford, Kiton, and Brioni offer a wide variety of fits off the rack and a list of such models and where to get them would be a great resource.
For instance, I just tried on a Kiton "KB" suit in 40 regular, drop 8, which is a great model. Very high gorge, slimmer lapel, very high arm hole and quite fitted.
I would appreciate any further knowledge the club could provide.
Best,
James
RTW Model Reference
Rather than a compilation of ready-to-wear models, I'd like to see good, clear, line sketches of different silhouettes. That would allow me to expand my perception of possible cuts beyond my present simplistic Huntsman-A&S-Naples axis and could be useful when I speak with tailors who are no more fluent in English than I am in their languages.
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I mentioned to Oxxford that its website, which is being re-done, should include the drawings from its new stylebook showing the various, popular models.
I shall see its CEO next week, and I'll mention it to him.
However, nothing substitutes trying-on coats and determining which one suits you best.
I shall see its CEO next week, and I'll mention it to him.
However, nothing substitutes trying-on coats and determining which one suits you best.
Funny you say that, Mark. When I met with Alan Isaacs, I suggested the same thing. In many ways, line drawings are much more useful than photos for quickly understanding the basic differences between models.Mark Seitelman wrote:I mentioned to Oxxford that its website, which is being re-done, should include the drawings from its new stylebook showing the various, popular models.
Hear, hear!dopey wrote:. . . . In many ways, line drawings are much more useful than photos for quickly understanding the basic differences between models.
I'll add my voice to the rising chorus when next I meet with Alan Isaacs.
Please send him my regards when you do. I never had reason to use his services but I liked meeting him very much and would certainly recommend him (and have) to Oxxford customers or potential customers.RWS wrote: . . . I'll add my voice to the rising chorus when next I meet with Alan Isaacs.
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That this topic discussing RTW styles is in the Bespoke Forum is one of the reasons that Mr Alden's decision to redesign the site is right.
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