Very unique jacket. Pictures of the backside would be appreciated.HristoStefanov wrote:Gianfrancesco Musella did for me a double breasted jacket from a Molloy & Sons fabric and I am very happy with the result.
Molloy & Sons' Donegal Tweed - 545g/m
Dear Hristo,HristoStefanov wrote:Gianfrancesco Musella did for me a double breasted jacket from a Molloy & Sons fabric and I am very happy with the result.
Beautiful fabric in the hands of a skilful tailor leads to great results:
http://www.muselladembechmilano.com/pos ... h-belt-and
http://www.muselladembechmilano.com/pos ... nd-fitting
http://www.muselladembechmilano.com/pos ... newproject
beautiful tailoring indeed, congratulations!
It would be nice to see you wearing the finished garment. I bet we would see you with a big smile
Cheers, David
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bond_and_beyond wrote:Thought I'd share a photo of the Molloy in the wild, at the Guinness Academy in Dublin
Dear BB,HristoStefanov wrote:Gianfrancesco Musella did for me a double breasted jacket from a Molloy & Sons fabric and I am very happy with the result.
Dear Hristo,
Congratulations and thank you for sharing! BB, it would be great to see a less 'compressed' picture to really appreciate your tailor's job and your choices. Hristo, the jacket has a 'vintage' flavour (belt, shape of the lapels, pockets); was there a particular source of inspiration for this project? Also looking forward to a photo of you wearing the jacket - that would be great! Congratulations again to both. We might need a Molloy Appreciation Thread soon
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Thank you for the positive responses.
The jacket was inspired by this photo that I found on the Internet(the belted suit with stripes in the middle):
http://s23.photobucket.com/user/Veronic ... 5.jpg.html
I could post photo wearing it later this year as soon as there is a cold and sunny day in Munich.
Until then I attach a photo of the backside from the second fitting.
http://i59.tinypic.com/24mhizb.jpg
The jacket was inspired by this photo that I found on the Internet(the belted suit with stripes in the middle):
http://s23.photobucket.com/user/Veronic ... 5.jpg.html
I could post photo wearing it later this year as soon as there is a cold and sunny day in Munich.
Until then I attach a photo of the backside from the second fitting.
http://i59.tinypic.com/24mhizb.jpg
Thank you, Hristo. Very nice!HristoStefanov wrote:Until then I attach a photo of the backside from the second fitting.
http://i59.tinypic.com/24mhizb.jpg
Any special reason to go ventless?
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This is my first ventless jacket and I am simply curious, how would it work for me. I give it a try.hectorm wrote:Any special reason to go ventless?
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Thank you, Hristo. Yes, the vintage inspiration (and its brilliant execution) was quite clear. I really like the cut of the jacket as seen from the back. The breast pocket stands out a bit as a modern detail (vintage ones used to have a smaller welt). Looking forward to seeing the jacket on you. Enjoy! Funny enough, I also gave my tailor a different shot from that same series of shop windows for a sport jacket.HristoStefanov wrote:The jacket was inspired by this photo that I found on the Internet(the belted suit with stripes in the middle):
http://s23.photobucket.com/user/Veronic ... 5.jpg.html
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I was in Ireland this morning, it was 6.30 and I was having a walk across a bog.
Kind regards to all tweed lovers,
f
Kind regards to all tweed lovers,
f
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What a beautiful place. No wonder tweed comes out from such places.
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The jacket from Musella Dembech Milano in action:Frederic Leighton wrote: Also looking forward to a photo of you wearing the jacket - that would be great!
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Front yoke, 4 patch pockets, 3 buttons. Inspired by a 1910's fashion plate. Hi
Wool tie, linen square, linen shirt.
Excuse the messy waistcoat.
Featuring a 3/4 working belt and the Thames.
Wool tie, linen square, linen shirt.
Excuse the messy waistcoat.
Featuring a 3/4 working belt and the Thames.
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The result is wonderful! Very nice!
Is it this fabric? https://www.flickr.com/photos/molloyandsons/6792061399/
Is it this fabric? https://www.flickr.com/photos/molloyandsons/6792061399/
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What a great ensemble, Federico!
You wear it very well,
M.
You wear it very well,
M.
Mind boggling Donegal suit, Federico. Congratulations.
Be careful when you go down and cross the Woolwich foot tunnel so well dressed
Be careful when you go down and cross the Woolwich foot tunnel so well dressed
Truly lovely.
A highly effective combination of cloth and a style to show it off.
Months of chilly weather to come too. Perfick !
(Nice glasses too BTW)
A highly effective combination of cloth and a style to show it off.
Months of chilly weather to come too. Perfick !
(Nice glasses too BTW)
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