Who makes this today?

[uppercase]

What do you call this pattern (on left) and who makes similar cloth today? TIA

[alden]

UC

That is a pattern I have been looking at for a few years and its in line to be made in the Cloth Club.

Cheers

Michael

[Lance]

What about the shirts shown below the coats? The cloth is interesting, lots of texture.

[uppercase]

What about the shirts shown below the coats? The cloth is interesting, lots of texture.

True. All the cloth looked better then.

btw, can anyone make out what the monogram on the shirts says?

[shredder]

'E' with a ducal crown above?

[le.gentleman]

'E' with a ducal crown above?

It's the Royal monogram he had on quite a few of his things. If you browse through the Sotheby's catalog of his estate, you will see it allover.

[Lance]

I wonder, can we even buy shirting like this today? I think I've seen shirts from the Italian makers, for instance Armani, which have texture and heft like those shown above. Possibly Charvet, with their extensive inventory, offers something similar.

[shredder]

It's the Royal monogram he had on quite a few of his things.

I'm not sure if it is THE royal monogram since there might be a few variants depending on rank?

The brown check jacket on the left is very interesting indeed.
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[Costi]

Thanks to Cornelius who posted a link to an auction in another thread, I think this is what we are seeing on the shirts in the Duke's closet: