Fair enough! Part of it is the longer silhouette that is intentional and different than something like an open-quartered Neapolitan. The fit is also more generous and sweater-like, especially in this soft fabric. I know what you mean though and plan to take the waist in a bit to make it more fitted, which, I believe, will also open the quarters slightly.
While I do agree the jacket is slightly long that is a matter of preference. I wouldn't go for further suppression. Some of your jackets seem a little tight in the waistline but once again, personal preference. I also wouldn't use suppression as a method to open the quarters. This should be addressed by the cut. Really like the lapel treatment here. Sometimes a wider lapel with a lower gorge can look incongruent but I feel it works here.
Around $1K USD with variation according to the fabric, so around the range of Spier&Mackay and Suitsupply MTM for sure with more input/control into the process (IMO).
Awesome review 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Prologue or Anthology overall for you?
Anthology
Great review. For my eyes, too long and those closed quarters make it look even longer , not so flattkering and somehow boxy .fabric is awesome.
Fair enough! Part of it is the longer silhouette that is intentional and different than something like an open-quartered Neapolitan. The fit is also more generous and sweater-like, especially in this soft fabric. I know what you mean though and plan to take the waist in a bit to make it more fitted, which, I believe, will also open the quarters slightly.
While I do agree the jacket is slightly long that is a matter of preference. I wouldn't go for further suppression. Some of your jackets seem a little tight in the waistline but once again, personal preference. I also wouldn't use suppression as a method to open the quarters. This should be addressed by the cut. Really like the lapel treatment here. Sometimes a wider lapel with a lower gorge can look incongruent but I feel it works here.
I appreciate your thoughts, Jonathan.
What's the price point?
Around $1K USD with variation according to the fabric, so around the range of Spier&Mackay and Suitsupply MTM for sure with more input/control into the process (IMO).