The point is not to wear it more often--the jacket still needs to rest between wearings. The point is to prolong the life of the suit, since most people wear out their trousers before their jacket.
I don't have any suits with extra trousers at the moment, but if I was having a suit made and...
I think cookie was speaking metaphorically, expressing his appreciation of seeing the end of that jacket's story, as it were. Or at least this chapter in its history.
My favorites are Jos. A. Banks' cotton argyle over-the-calf socks. Comfortable, they don't shrink like some wool ones I've had, and they stay up all day.
I have a 4x1 Polo RL brown flannel suit that's quite vintage-looking, but the button stance is too low for my tastes. So I took it to the tailor, and he's going to move the buttons, add a buttonhole, and re-press the lapels so the upper button is functional as well.
Here's the before...
Which of these is closest to what you mean by a "regular" collar?
I would classify these as moderate spread, medium spread, forward point, and cutaway, respectively.
Brooks Brothers, in the US, has shirts with styles 1, 3, and 4 that have French cuffs.
Forget the spray starch.
These instructions were posted on the Yahoo group Stiffcollarmen:
Disclaimer: I have not tried this method (yet). My first stiff collars are on their way from the UK at the moment.
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