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Trousers: Avoiding Crotch "******"?
Appreciate it... can you explain a bit more? When you say just take it in or pass out the top, what does that mean? Thanks.- fatpauljackson
- Post #3
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Trousers: Avoiding Crotch "Vag*na" (For Lack of a Better Term)?
Hi all, looking for some advice in terms of trousers... it seems a bunch of the bespoke pairs that I get made end up having the following problem in the crotch (so sorry, ignore the dirty mirror, it looks perfectly fine other than in pictures!): Looks fine normally: But spread the legs...- fatpauljackson
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- Replies: 2
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Trousers: Avoiding Crotch "******"?
Hi all, looking for some advice in terms of trousers... it seems a bunch of the bespoke pairs that I get made end up having the following problem in the crotch (so sorry, ignore the dirty mirror, it looks perfectly fine other than in pictures!): Looks fine normally: But spread the legs...- fatpauljackson
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- Replies: 4
- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Freewheelers Journeyman Work Coat, 40 - Olive Drab Shinki Horsehide - Bump.
Bump.- fatpauljackson
- Resource update
- Category: Leather Jackets
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Freewheelers Journeyman Work Coat, 40 - Olive Drab Shinki Horsehide
fatpauljackson updated Freewheelers Journeyman Work Coat, 40 - Olive Drab Shinki Horsehide with a new update entry: Bump. Read the rest of this update entry...- fatpauljackson
- Post #3
- Forum: Streetwear & Denim Classifieds Discussions
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Edward Green Westminster Double Monk in Nightshade, UK 7 (Worn Once) - Bump
Bump- fatpauljackson
- Resource update
- Category: Loafers and Slip-ons
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Edward Green Westminster Double Monk in Nightshade, UK 7 (Worn Once)
fatpauljackson updated Edward Green Westminster Double Monk in Nightshade, UK 7 (Worn Once) with a new update entry: Bump Read the rest of this update entry...- fatpauljackson
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear Classifieds Discussions
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Freewheelers Journeyman Work Coat, 40 - Olive Drab Shinki Horsehide - Bump
Bump- fatpauljackson
- Resource update
- Category: Leather Jackets
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Freewheelers Journeyman Work Coat, 40 - Olive Drab Shinki Horsehide
fatpauljackson updated Freewheelers Journeyman Work Coat, 40 - Olive Drab Shinki Horsehide with a new update entry: Bump Read the rest of this update entry...- fatpauljackson
- Post #2
- Forum: Streetwear & Denim Classifieds Discussions
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Freewheelers Journeyman Work Coat, 40 - Olive Drab Shinki Horsehide
fatpauljackson submitted a new classified: Freewheelers Journeyman Work Coat, 40 - Olive Drab Shinki Horsehide - Beautiful leather break-in. Read more about this classified...- fatpauljackson
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- Replies: 3
- Forum: Streetwear & Denim Classifieds Discussions
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Freewheelers Journeyman Work Coat, 40 - Olive Drab Shinki Horsehide
This is a used Freewheelers jacket which I purchased and was slightly too small for me. I gambled that the 40 would fit me, but in reality it was wishful thinking as the Japanese 40 is really a US 38 / EU 48. I knew this at the time but took the chance given Freewheelers currently isn't making...- fatpauljackson
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- Category: Leather Jackets
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Edward Green Westminster Double Monk in Nightshade, UK 7 (Worn Once)
fatpauljackson submitted a new classified: Edward Green Westminister Double Monk in Nightshade, UK 7 (Worn Once) - Beautiful, basically brand new double-monks. Read more about this classified...- fatpauljackson
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- Replies: 1
- Forum: Classic Menswear Classifieds Discussions
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Edward Green Westminster Double Monk in Nightshade, UK 7 (Worn Once)
I bought this beautiful pair of shoes which - while fitting well in the store - unfortuantely was a half size too small for me in reality when I wore them once for a ~1 mile walk. In the 82 last, an Edward Green UK 7 is really a US 7.5, whereas I need a US 8. Sadly, I was fooled as I have a...- fatpauljackson
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- Category: Loafers and Slip-ons
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Steed vs Anderson & Sheppard
I'm so sorry for reviving an old thread, but I was wondering if there were views on Redmayne vs. Steed? Whatever happened between the two as I believe Tom Mahon also co-founded Steed? Thanks very much for all the great information on this thread... I think I will commission from Steed at the...- fatpauljackson
- Post #48
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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First Savile Row Bespoke Suit - Which Tailor?
Yeah, I submitted a form awhile back but no response... was wondering if they visit so I could try to catch them in-person. Thanks.- fatpauljackson
- Post #20
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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First Savile Row Bespoke Suit - Which Tailor?
Appreciate the help. As to your question, I just like Attolini because I am familiar with them and feel the RTW stuff is tremendous (got engagement photos taken in one of their DBs). I wasn't familiar with any of these others at least in my neck of the woods in the States. Obviously that...- fatpauljackson
- Post #17
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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First Savile Row Bespoke Suit - Which Tailor?
On a somewhat separate note, I was wondering if Cesare Attolini does any bespoke out of London? If they travel here or anything? I have two RTW suits from them which are the finest, best fitting suits I have worn (after basic alterations). Figured on this basis I shouldn't just limit myself...- fatpauljackson
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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First Savile Row Bespoke Suit - Which Tailor?
All, thank you for your wonderful help. In particular, this Anderson expat thread has been a gold mine of great information. Much appreciated. I'm likely to look into Steed, Redmayne, and Hitchcock especially.- fatpauljackson
- Post #11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Cesare Attolini Appreciation Thread
Looks fantastic - by the way, where did you get the shirt? I've been looking for a light grey small gingham... seems like a lot of places don't stock this anymore.- fatpauljackson
- Post #281
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Cesare Attolini Appreciation Thread
Hi all - sorry to interject here, but I just moved to London and am wondering if Cesare Attolini does any bespoke out of London? If they travel here or anything? I have two RTW suits from them which are the finest, best fitting suits I have worn (after the basic alterations). I'm looking to...- fatpauljackson
- Post #280
- Forum: Classic Menswear