I like the fact that although your jacket is fitted, you could absolutely pull off CCW with it, and with those unrestricted sleeves, actually protect yourself.
What you’re trying to describe about the buttons on the sleeve is known as surgeons cuffs, today suits with functional buttons on the sleeve is likely high end or bespoke
It's a personal thing of course but DB sport coats is a bit of contradiction in terms. DB in odd jackets is probably best restricted to blazers with or without brass buttons. The undone button cuff is pure vanity but hey we're all allowed a bit of that.
I enjoyed the informative video. I have a question. I'm curious about the length of the jacket you wore. I bought a sports coat this time and it was 76.5cm length . I am about 174.5cm tall, so please let me know if the figures are appropriate. Thank you.
The beauty of custom clothing is we build your pattern that is precisely for you. Even with these exact measurements, it doesn't take into account your posture, which heavily affects how a sport coat will fit, along with other factors that typically go unnoticed. I would need to do a virtual consultation to be able to give you a better answer/ opinion.
Good morning and congratulations on your big dance coming up. I would suggest more of a navy or even a royal blue dress pant to go along with the grey coat. The color will compliment not only the sport coat better but also compliment your date's dress better as well. Have a great time.
While talking about improper fit of that first coat your collar is at least an inch off your neck. Is it not just something that’s unavoidable? I’m sure your coats are made to fit correctly and there’s that gap.
Hello sir, the first sport coat you mentioned about how it fits around the neck. What color is this sport coat? The brand of the sport coat. Thank you.
Yes - when it's too big and leaves space between your neck/ collar and the jacket. Posture greatly affects this, along with the slope of your neck, etc., This is why we make custom clothing for men: Most men have a specific body type that does not allow for the to simply buy off the rack.
When wearing double breasted jackets, I always button both buttons at the front. I think it looks untidy otherwise. Also the only way I’d wear one without it being part of a suit would be as a navy blazer with brass buttons and light tan trousers and never as a sport jacket. I love tweed sports jackets.
A navy blazer also looks great with grey trousers. I'm more adventurous so I sometimes don a brown blazer. Also, a double breasted ivory dinner jacket is a classic for warm weather black tie.
@@harjad9546 A double breasted ivory dinner jacket would make me feel like I was James Bond. Well, maybe Brooke Bond (I like my tea stirred, not shaken).😂
But does anyone except a taylor take notice your jacket isn't hugging the back of your neck??? I think not. At 70 I've never yet, not one time, taken any notice of that on anyone.
A double breasted jacket is NOT for everyone. Depending on your unique style and how you want to wear the jacket to bring out your personality is what is key. Personally for me, I prefer a double breast in specific situations.
I would evaluate what you consider "hugging" your neck. In almost every shot the jacket hugs my neck. Of course in some shots when my hands are moving etc., the jacket moves with my body. As a general rule of thumb- in a resting position the jacket should naturally "hug the neck". Cheers.
@ Randy Willard. Good coverage of the basics. In Australia the suit coat sleeves that can be unbuttoned are referred to as Surgeons Cuffs, and they were a trending fashion in the major Department Stores pre-COVID. I have one that I bought about nine months ago, but as we started our third Total Lockdown of Melbourne yesterday, the suit is still hanging in the wardrobe. Phil
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I like the fact that although your jacket is fitted, you could absolutely pull off CCW with it, and with those unrestricted sleeves, actually protect yourself.
Great video, I appreciated it being very informational yet concise. Loved the focus on surgeon's cuff, wonderful bespoke detail
Thank you!
Thank you for the information. I found the fact about the sleeve buttons interesting and the hug aroun the neck helpful.
Glad you enjoyed - thanks for watching !
Great video.I usually wear bespoke sportcoats with single button and peak lapels
A peak lapel is a great choice to make the right sport coat pop
What you’re trying to describe about the buttons on the sleeve is known as surgeons cuffs, today suits with functional buttons on the sleeve is likely high end or bespoke
this is a nice channel, the videos are high quality made, why so few subscribers? subscribed. looking forward to more videos.
Thank you
Because most young people want to dress like hip-hop artist nowadays
Good advice, overlooked points that matter ..
Good tips on jacket etiquette
Thank you for watching
So basically, leave it unbuttoned when sitting and do what you feel like when standing.
Beautiful jacket your wearing nice pattern
Thank you
Love these videos!
Glad you like them!
Good information,thank you
Thank you for watching
It's a personal thing of course but DB sport coats is a bit of contradiction in terms. DB in odd jackets is probably best restricted to blazers with or without brass buttons. The undone button cuff is pure vanity but hey we're all allowed a bit of that.
A personal thing - of course! Thank you for watching.
Hence the saying 'roll your sleeves up'
Thanks for the info. Looking great, Sir
Thank you for watching!
I enjoyed the informative video. I have a question. I'm curious about the length of the jacket you wore. I bought a sports coat this time and it was 76.5cm length . I am about 174.5cm tall, so please let me know if the figures are appropriate. Thank you.
The beauty of custom clothing is we build your pattern that is precisely for you. Even with these exact measurements, it doesn't take into account your posture, which heavily affects how a sport coat will fit, along with other factors that typically go unnoticed. I would need to do a virtual consultation to be able to give you a better answer/ opinion.
I got a big dance with a girl she had a royal blue dress is a gray jacket best with kaki pants?
Good morning and congratulations on your big dance coming up. I would suggest more of a navy or even a royal blue dress pant to go along with the grey coat. The color will compliment not only the sport coat better but also compliment your date's dress better as well. Have a great time.
While talking about improper fit of that first coat your collar is at least an inch off your neck. Is it not just something that’s unavoidable? I’m sure your coats are made to fit correctly and there’s that gap.
Hello sir, the first sport coat you mentioned about how it fits around the neck. What color is this sport coat? The brand of the sport coat. Thank you.
Everything is custom made - the brand is Randy Willard.
What is the best fabric for a trouser to pair with a Linen Sport jacket? (To make it a little more dressier)
High twist wools
You sound like a much younger man. Your mind must be sharp. ------ Thank you for the video.
Thank You
The title is misleading, was looking more how to pair or style a jacket.
Horse collar does this mean it's too big??
Yes - when it's too big and leaves space between your neck/ collar and the jacket. Posture greatly affects this, along with the slope of your neck, etc., This is why we make custom clothing for men: Most men have a specific body type that does not allow for the to simply buy off the rack.
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True and if you need modifications it gets pricey
They're jackets not coats, the names are not interchangeable as you seem to think they are.
Sport coat and sport jacket are interchangeable.
@@harjad9546 coat and jacket are NOT interchangeable words, at least not in proper English.
Sport coat never button that í why it called sport
If you aren’t sitting and your jacket isn’t buttoned you probably should have it off. 😉
This is more of a personal choice for when to wear the jacket un-buttoned vs. taking it off
When wearing double breasted jackets, I always button both buttons at the front. I think it looks untidy otherwise. Also the only way I’d wear one without it being part of a suit would be as a navy blazer with brass buttons and light tan trousers and never as a sport jacket. I love tweed sports jackets.
A navy blazer also looks great with grey trousers. I'm more adventurous so I sometimes don a brown blazer. Also, a double breasted ivory dinner jacket is a classic for warm weather black tie.
@@harjad9546
A double breasted ivory dinner jacket would make me feel like I was James Bond. Well, maybe Brooke Bond (I like my tea stirred, not shaken).😂
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This gentleman has failed to do up a couple of buttons on his shirt.
A nice coat and pocket square, but you would have looked so much better with a tie.
But does anyone except a taylor take notice your jacket isn't hugging the back of your neck??? I think not. At 70 I've never yet, not one time, taken any notice of that on anyone.
I do, the fit of a jacket is very important
No double breasted jacket for me tho
A double breasted jacket is NOT for everyone. Depending on your unique style and how you want to wear the jacket to bring out your personality is what is key. Personally for me, I prefer a double breast in specific situations.
@@therandywillard it looks good on you tho
Americans all they wear is shorts, jeans and a T-shirt.
It's a sad reality.
Your coat is cool, but the gorge is TOO HIGH!
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Dude how about buttoning up that shirt
That’s the correct way of wearing that shirt with a coat without a tie
@@reyperez3424 yes … in 1975!!
@@michaellee5828 and anytime
@@michaelmerck7576, not so much.
Another three minutes I've lost off my life..
Don't think like that. Every moment of time is a blessing. Do not take it for granted.
Randy?!…gotta be an American! 🤦♂️
Ironic how you talk about how your jacket should hug your neck but yours doesnt.
It does
I would evaluate what you consider "hugging" your neck. In almost every shot the jacket hugs my neck. Of course in some shots when my hands are moving etc., the jacket moves with my body. As a general rule of thumb- in a resting position the jacket should naturally "hug the neck". Cheers.
@ Randy Willard. Good coverage of the basics. In Australia the suit coat sleeves that can be unbuttoned are referred to as Surgeons Cuffs, and they were a trending fashion in the major Department Stores pre-COVID. I have one that I bought about nine months ago, but as we started our third Total Lockdown of Melbourne yesterday, the suit is still hanging in the wardrobe. Phil
It does hug his neck
Ironic is how stupid you are.
The jacket is a perfect fit on this man.