Tweed Jacket
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Tweed Jacket
I don't know if this has been covered before and if it has, my apologies. I am looking for the tweed jacket that Indy wore during the dinner scene in TOD. Does any one have ant information on this? I've tried e-bay and found something similar, but I want a copy of the exact jacket.
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http://www.orvis.com/store/product_choi ... 1&shop_id=
Orvis is close. I have one of these and I like it very much.
Orvis is close. I have one of these and I like it very much.
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Hey Buff,
I got the gray, which is woven in with tan. It is a very nice jacket. There is a picture of my wearing it at TOMB.
I love the weave of Harris Tweed. There are so many colors going on, mostly gray and tan.
Perhaps I should write a review. It is very classic in its styling, with leather buttons and a hidden third button.
I do recommend it, though it is a bit pricey.
I got the gray, which is woven in with tan. It is a very nice jacket. There is a picture of my wearing it at TOMB.
I love the weave of Harris Tweed. There are so many colors going on, mostly gray and tan.
Perhaps I should write a review. It is very classic in its styling, with leather buttons and a hidden third button.
I do recommend it, though it is a bit pricey.
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www.mycustomtailor.com has a nice one. "Conservative two button tapered fit mens sports jacket" for $165
http://www.mycustomtailor.com/fabrics.php?styleID=7751
Just a thought.
http://www.mycustomtailor.com/fabrics.php?styleID=7751
Just a thought.
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My fiance and I have a dress shirt on order to "test the waters." If all goes well, goodbye department stores.
So far, the service has been great. They send you an email when you order goes through the different stages:
1) processing..when the order is processed, payments on the order processed, fabric sourced and order for fabric placed with suppliers.
2) Executing.. when patterns are cut, fabrics are then cut to style specifications and all other pieces prepared to be put together. This is when linings are cut etc.
3) Completing.. is when all the pieces are actually put to gather and the sewing part of the order starts.
4) Shipped.. is when the order is actually packaged and dispatched via international couriers. This is when the order can actually be tracked online as it travels across the world to be delivered to you.
You can apply different types of payments to one order. Example pay with credit card and paypal to pay for one order. You can track your orders online, make changes, send attachments, etc... And, you get an estimated dispach date.
You can store yours or anyone else's measurements online with them. Then order simply by choosing, clicking a name from a dropdown box and tell them to customize exactly to the specs.
There's a good thread on these stores in The Fedora Lounge. http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?t=1720 Stop on by and check it out.
Pyr.
So far, the service has been great. They send you an email when you order goes through the different stages:
1) processing..when the order is processed, payments on the order processed, fabric sourced and order for fabric placed with suppliers.
2) Executing.. when patterns are cut, fabrics are then cut to style specifications and all other pieces prepared to be put together. This is when linings are cut etc.
3) Completing.. is when all the pieces are actually put to gather and the sewing part of the order starts.
4) Shipped.. is when the order is actually packaged and dispatched via international couriers. This is when the order can actually be tracked online as it travels across the world to be delivered to you.
You can apply different types of payments to one order. Example pay with credit card and paypal to pay for one order. You can track your orders online, make changes, send attachments, etc... And, you get an estimated dispach date.
You can store yours or anyone else's measurements online with them. Then order simply by choosing, clicking a name from a dropdown box and tell them to customize exactly to the specs.
There's a good thread on these stores in The Fedora Lounge. http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?t=1720 Stop on by and check it out.
Pyr.
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With my.customtailor, your could just send them an email with a jpeg attachment of Indy in his tweed jacket and say "do this." You would have to specify what type of material to use, but they could do a direct knockoff.www.mycustomtailor.com has a nice one. "Conservative two button tapered fit mens sports jacket" for $165
BTW: It would help if someone could post a photo of Indy in his tweed on this thread so some of us might be able to take advantage of that.
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I saw this place years ago and I sent them off pics of Indy's tux jacket and they said they would be able to make it no problem. I then didnt have the funds to follow theough on it but if it works out for you Pyro I will certainly use it because all my dealings with it up to the point of ordering were excellent.
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I have posted my reply herePyroxene wrote: When I receive it, I'll let everyone know my thoughts.
http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthre ... #post28404
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Sure. I didn't think it was IndyGear related but since you asked.agent5 wrote:So, Pyro, how was the shirt? Can you cut/paste it here? Hasn't MattDeckard ordered from them?
Well, my shirt came in today and I must say it is really nice. I just wanted a classic white shirt that fit me and that's exactly what I got.
It's much better than the K&G Men's Mart shirt I am wearing now.
The collar and cuffs are extra stiff and the shirt pocket is reinforced which I like.
(Sorry for the blurred photo)
The buttons have extra stiching and appear to be solid.
I think I was pretty generous on the measurements. I may have to have it taken in a little. When you order, on of the options is for a tight fit, loose fit, baggy fit. I think I chose baggy and that's what I got.
All in all, I had a very good experience with them and I look forward to getting more clothes from them in the future.
Cheers,
Pyro.