Wish we had a dead-on shot of the back. Secrets are being withheld by the camera's fickle eye...are there bellows? reversed pleats to the right, or all the same direction?
Yep, "competitive" doesn't always mean price wars anymore. Amongst privatized carriers the competition is for profit margins, which can mean competing to raise rates the least.
If you have a textbook body type. If you're even a little bit soft around the middle, you're going to need a size up, or it's gonna show off your physique!
Or at the time, the slightly smaller than average chaps. I wore 36R in high school, and yes, I owned and WORE a PB suit then. Played jazz concerts in it.
This may be tricky. It's often said there are no good deals when it comes to craft repair - you pay top dollar or you wish you had. Do let us know what you find out and good luck.
You do have to be willing to get a little addictive. There is a lot of info and discussion coming your way on just about any topic, and you can't really archive it, so you need to Be There.
Not strictly relevant to the Genuine Cloth...but what is the closest suiting in hand and weight available today?
I would think a heavy linen, but they are getting really hard to find.
(I actually thought PB was linen until the innertoobz came along.)
Behind the Candelabra, the Liberace thing with Michael Douglas. It kind of makes you want to puke, but so does the real life story. See if you can spot Dan Aykroyd. I couldn't recognize him.
Sharp look! The grey jacket was favored by a lot of musical groups because it was easier to care for than whites. (I don't think they wore PB Cloth tho. Gabardines kept their shape better.)
Materials aside, it's not so much hard to build, it's time-consuming and requires extra-heavy machinery. No other leather garment I know of needs such a heavy lining to be actually sewn in. Others are all sheepskin, including the Irvin. The B-1, I believe, was actually horsehide lined with...
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