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Is there anything more capital-F-Fall than a herringbone tweed jacket? Maybe, but this one is solid. The fabric comes from England, where they famously know their tweeds, and together the oat and brown create a surprisingly neutral, solid-from-a-distance effect that pairs well with a lot of different shirts. The No. 2 jacket make is fully canvassed, with a lightweight, single-layer canvas that'll mold and meld to your body (in a sportier, easier way than our more structured Nos. 3, 4, or 5,) with pickstitched, spalla camicia shirtsleeve construction. And our Virgil model has a natural shoulder, a 3-roll-2 lapel, and a shorter body with no front darts at all. Think old-school 'sack jacket,' but sexier. It's got a slightly more American feel than the Kincaid or the Landry, but just like all of our tailored clothing, it's designed to take you from Mississippi to Manhattan to Milan without looking or feeling out of place.
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For reference, you are viewing Style S77960
We organize our tailored clothing into different levels of makes, similar to the way some German automakers have different series of cars.
Our sportiest, most casual make — unconstructed, with no canvas at all. The knockaround.
Our “easy” make, refined yet relaxed, with a lightweight, single-layer canvas. The basic.
Our “house” make and the one that started it all, with a structured, 3-layer canvas. The workhorse.
Our sarto make, with more handwork and a more natural, lightweight-yet-dense 2-layer canvas. The upgrade.
True sarto, with the same canvas as the No. 4, but completely handmade. The top of the line.
Hey Sid!
“This presents an opportunity to have some fun with your jacket. Good timing, because we’ve just gotten in a bunch of really killer seasonal sport coats… all of which would be awesome for a fall wedding. And they all look great without a tie. But they’ll all look great with a tie, too.”
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