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And it never occurred to you that years later, you would be the person who would eventually do just that, make one.

I don’t know whether this style has work-wear connotations and would be somewhat at odds with dressier trousers. Make the utility model easily loose and tight strip to be folded thus, thereby improved the efficient of making waist of trousers elastic cord, promoted the quality of waist of trousers elastic cord. Similarly, I believe that Simone will not argue that certain body type requires a shorter length of a jacket, for instance, one that does not entirely cover one’s seat. In fact, I haven’t encountered any person that found them less convenient in comparison to trousers with a lower rise.It seems to me there are plenty of contributors to this debate who know as much, if not more, about tailoring than Simon does. Do bespoke trousers makers sew a short strip of durable synthetic material on the inside circumference of legs’ ends, presumably to protect it from damage brought about friction between trousers legs and shoes?

I guess that’s unlikely to work too well on my lighter weight suits, so should I be looking at this differently?

Simon, I have been an avid reader of the blog and find it extremely useful- the following criticism is minute given my overall appreciation of your style. The utility model relates to a kind of waist of trousers tightener, is mainly used in the waist of trousers elastic cord of making in the clothes, belongs to a kind of instrument of making waist of trousers elastic cord in the clothes. Bespoke v MTM v RTW doesnt make much difference here really – it’s just about the cloth and the slimness. Finally, I usually prefer a waistband to finish in a button on slightly more casual trousers, but a hook on smarter ones – as it’s cleaner.

This is not quite a relevant post : I am looking for charcoal flat-front trousers, warm for winter and with a rather casual style. In both cases, this practice adds some bulkiness to those parts (especially the edge where fabric is folded). The reason we celebrate the style of the 1930s and repeatedly attempt to mimic that silhouette and cut has to do with the ideology and political economy that informed that particular style.To be honest that sounds like it might be down to the cheapness of the make (the hardware, but also the structure in the waistband). If yr considering eschewing breast pocket adornment, would you also consider having flapped breast pockets on yr sport coats and tweed suits and such, and entirely omitting a breast pocket on yr dressier/smarter coats and suits? When you use some of the cheaper tailors outside London or in places like Asia, you do sometimes notice that the trimmings aren’t as good – the quality is less.