bjorn
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Post by bjorn on Dec 20, 2014 4:21:42 GMT -6
Looking at the city coat from Gustin, and not really digging the format (it's a crossover, IMO not in a good way, between a suit jacket (sports coat, odd jacket etc) and a denim jacket, I was wondering if someone had done a more original version jacket in denim. Savile Row tailor Richard Anderson, for example, had: Could Lawless do this? I'm not thinking a canvassed version, like this one, but rather a very basic version without canvassing. Notch lapel, single button, would prefer patch pockets (the usual number on a suit jacket, 3, NO double breast pockets, no flaps). Perhaps very thin pads in the shoulders, but I'm thinking not. Lapels in the width pictured above, not too skinny. Rather err on the side of wide. Would make an interesting alternative to a blazer or tweed jacket, and could be used with dress shirts. Also, add a pair of chinos in the same fabric and voila, a denim suit.
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Post by brentkuz on Dec 20, 2014 8:11:17 GMT -6
I don't think that is a very odd idea at all.
I was going to see if Roman could reupholster my harley seat in selvage. That way I get butt fades.
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Post by Dirty_Denim on Dec 20, 2014 10:03:34 GMT -6
Looking at the city coat from Gustin, and not really digging the format (it's a crossover, IMO not in a good way, between a suit jacket (sports coat, odd jacket etc) and a denim jacket, I was wondering if someone had done a more original version jacket in denim. Savile Row tailor Richard Anderson, for example, had: Could Lawless do this? I'm not thinking a canvassed version, like this one, but rather a very basic version without canvassing. Notch lapel, single button, would prefer patch pockets (the usual number on a suit jacket, 3, NO double breast pockets, no flaps). Perhaps very thin pads in the shoulders, but I'm thinking not. Lapels in the width pictured above, not too skinny. Rather err on the side of wide. Would make an interesting alternative to a blazer or tweed jacket, and could be used with dress shirts. Also, add a pair of chinos in the same fabric and voila, a denim suit. I am sure we could do it but that would be a special request kind of thing which would require custom pricing I think. I say that because we haven't discussed a blazer or any jacket like that as of yet. So I would think its worth a call to the shop. As I type I know it is likely something we wouldn't be able to mass produce because of all the lining and time that jacket would use up on the production floor
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