Could overshirts and shirt jackets kill the sportcoat?
Thoughts on whether the popularity of overshirts could kill off the wearing of sportcoats.
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Thoughts on whether the popularity of overshirts could kill off the wearing of sportcoats.
Read MoreHow wearing the Prologue capri collar overshirt has worked out for me.
Read MoreAbout my design process for the Safari Jacket, available now in made to measure form through Beg Your Pardon in Adelaide, South Australia.
Read MoreReviewing the Barbour Classic Beaufort waxed cotton jacket.
Read MoreMy Corneliani linen jacket has been the most worn item in my wardrobe over spring/summer 2020.
Read MoreA short history of the Harrington jacket, the few common designs and how you can style them.
Read MoreHave you ever noticed that some jackets look better on you than others, even with the same measurements? Perhaps you’ve had a jacket at some point that has issues with tightness around the top buttoning point, even though the measurements say that everything should be correct. Or, a you’ve bought a regular length jacket off the rack that makes you look a bit short for some reason. Chances are that any of these issues – especially if they’ve arisen from a contemporary off the rack jacket – are caused by a button stance that is too high.
Read MoreWhat was that thing? It was the king. The one thing that matters more than anything; the fabric, the construction, anything else.
Fit.
A surgeon cuff is something you have quite likely seen before. If you have ever had a jacket or suit made for you, you have probably even owned surgeon cuffs before.
Read MoreThe details can be just as instrumental in making a suit or jacket look great as the cut and fit; with unflattering details, it becomes harder to match the jacket with accessories and shoes. We have covered lapel and fronting, as well as the jacket construction. Now that you have the biggest parts in check, it is time to discuss the details! In this section of the guide we will cover rear vents, pockets, armholes and sleeve buttons.
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