Last edited by Mario; 02-15-2012 at 01:21 PM.
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Ok. Thanks. It is heavy padded on the chest and shoulders. I makes me feel very manly.Made me think of the bold look but I don't know if the had it in europe too.
Many vintage German suits tended to be rather drab. This pretty straightforward DB suit here is in dark gray as well with the inevitable white pinstripes but there is a nice little touch to it with its red pinstripes. I like them.
Seems to me that many German tailors had a penchant for wide waistbands.
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Last edited by Mario; 02-15-2012 at 01:43 PM.
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Not to muddy the waters too much, but here's a Greek suit. I'm looking for photos of my German and Belgian.
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@ Mario:Please delete this picture from my brain. Thanks
Back to topic.
Short jacket skirt. The sleeves are longer than the body of the jacket.
Sharp peak lapels. Lapel gorge is false- peak lapel is sewn to the collar.
Slanted shoulder seams
Selvedge in inside pockets, like on the Greek suit.
Prima buttons
Hand-stitched collar
The large buttons on the front match these sleeve buttons. All are silk.
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Last edited by Dinerman; 02-15-2012 at 01:57 PM.
The stripes in the pockets are from the fabric selvedge.
The slanted shoulder seam was ubiquitous on suits in general during that period, and the farther back you go the more slanted they were.
Last edited by Qirrel; 02-15-2012 at 01:56 PM.
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