Making Working Buttonholes elevates a jacket from good to great

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Elevating a suit jacket from a standard off-the-rack piece to a garment that exudes custom luxury can be accomplished with the addition of working buttonholes, often referred to as "surgeon's cuffs".

This feature allows the sleeves to be unbuttoned, much like a surgeon's coat, which not only adds a touch of elegance but also showcases the skill of a master tailor and good taste.

This customisation adds both functionality and a clear indicator of sartorial expertise, especially when applied to a premium Isaia Jacket constructed from opulent Dormeuil Guanashina fabric.

It is a simple but splendid way to elevate a garment from good to great.

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The Craftsmanship Behind Custom Orchestra Attire: An Insight Into Our Process

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Introduction


Today, I'm eager to share with you the intricate process involved in crafting bespoke suits for a special niche within our bespoke tailor's workshop: conductors and orchestra attire.

The Challenge of Orchestra Attire

Creating orchestra attire presents unique challenges. This clothing must blend the classic elegance of a bespoke suit with the functionality of sport and workwear. Every detail, from the construction method to sizing and material choice, is meticulously considered and tailored to meet the specific needs of our clients.

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What is the correct sleeve length for a jacket?

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In our tailor's blog post about oversized shoulders in your jacket, we talked about which points are important for a good fit in your jacket.

As discussed in the previous article, the width of side seams does not have much to do with whether a jacket appears too large, this is purely a matter of taste.

One of the things that makes a suit look too big is a sleeve length that is too long. You often encounter this as a tailor and in this blog we will go into more depth.

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