gruto
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Post by gruto on May 17, 2012 16:07:10 GMT 1
in terms of weight, patterns and finish? For instance, I feel that larger scale herringbones are nice for an overcoating but too much for a jacket.
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Post by jamesd on May 18, 2012 11:52:56 GMT 1
Gruto Good morning /Evening depending on where you are ...Overcoats are heavier weight than jacketing..from 400gms upto 700 gms . The yarn used is much thicker so when you say larger herringbones are nice...because of the thickness of yarn you get a much thicker bigger design ..Usually the finer the yarn the cleaner and clearer the design..Look at herringbones in fine classics compared with premier cru.So its impossible to get neat jacketing patterns in overcoat designs.Finish wise we use several we find a ripple finish works well with Cashmere. Our best selling Overcoating are Cashmeres as you get both warmth and Luxury,vital for an Overcoating.
Have a great Weekend
Jamesd
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