Jacket

8. Front Length. The front length measurement is the vertical distance between the base of the neck and waist line – all on the front of the torso. What is front length in shirt? Front Length: Measure from the highest point of the shoulder to the desired hemline. Sleeve: At the widest point of the […]

Hold the measuring tape at the edge of your shoulder (the armhole), and measure straight down to where your wrist meets your hand. Wrap the measuring tape under your arms and measure around the widest part of your chest. Don’t puff out your chest or flex, big fella. What is the inseam on a jacket? […]

With Flat Lay Measurements, we lay the garment on the counter and measure from one side of the garment to the other. We usually only do this measurement where we feel there is a critical fit. Often it is just the bust measurement on a dress. How do you measure a garment? How to measure […]

You might notice some of our products listings include Flat Lay Measurements. With Flat Lay Measurements, we lay the garment on the counter and measure from one side of the garment to the other. We usually only do this measurement where we feel there is a critical fit. Often it is just the bust measurement […]

Front Length The front length measurement is the vertical distance between the base of the neck and waist line – all on the front of the torso. What is front length in size chart? The Front Length Measurement is the measurement from the very bottom of the collar to the end of the zipper. The […]

Down feathers have little or no shaft. They are soft and fluffy. Down feathers help insulate birds by trapping air. What are the 4 types of feathers? Feathers fall into one of seven broad categories based on their structure and location on the bird’s body. Wing feathers. Tail feathers. Contour feathers. Semiplume. Down. Filoplume. Bristle. […]

Types of Feathers Flight Feathers. Flight feathers are found in two places on birds: the wings and tail. Contour Feathers. Contour feathers give shape and color to the bird. Down Feathers. Down feathers have little or no shaft. What are the types feathers? Feathers fall into one of seven broad categories based on their structure […]

The aquatic degradation rates for cotton in all water environments tested were faster than land-based degradation tests of cotton textiles (approximately 27% over 90 days); as well as polyester (approximately 13% over 90 days). Does polyester deteriorate in water? Both nylon and polyester resist water, but polyester resists it better than nylon. Additionally, polyester’s water-resistant […]

Powder down is a specialized type of down found only in a few groups of birds. Down is a fine thermal insulator and padding, used in goods such as jackets, bedding (duvets and featherbeds), pillows and sleeping bags. What kind of feathers are used in jackets? Geese are typically larger than ducks and provide larger […]

This entire process from ordering and designing your jacket to finally picking it up can range in timeline, but usually takes two to three weeks. Remember, can be a pricey investment so if you want to look your best, order a custom jacket! Is it hard to make a leather jacket? Tackling a leather jacket […]

Polyester Fleece Midlayer A polyester fleece pullover or polyester fleece jacket is the best type of garment for this because it is naturally wicking, pulling moisture from your base layers away from your body while maintaining an envelope of warm air around your core. What is the difference between a rain coat and a rain […]

Outerwear Trench Coats. If you’re wearing tailored clothes, the first overcoat to reach for is a classic khaki trench coat; this is an item with a storied history and iconic details that are designed specifically for wet weather. Raincoats. Casual Jackets. Performance Fabrics. What do men wear during raining season? A solid-colored or a patterned […]

Lining fabrics are usually slippery and silky, though other types may be used for effect. Lining is constructed separately from the garment and attached at facing or hem areas by hand or machine. Interlining is a fabric added to a garment when more warmth is needed, like in a winter coat. What is lining in […]

Inside the jacket of a suit, between the outer fabric and the inner lining, there is a layer of sturdy interfacing fabric to prevent the wool from stretching out of shape; this layer of cloth is called the canvas after the fabric from which it was traditionally made. What is the shirt inside the suit […]

The most widely used materials are Thinsulate, FullRange, PolarTec Alpha and PrimaLoft. Most ski and outdoor active jackets use PrimaLoft, probably the best known proprietary synthetic insulating material. It was originally developed in the 1980s for the U.S. Army as a water-resistant, synthetic alternative to down. Is there an alternative to down? down alternative is […]

The two-way zipper, with two pulls, allows the wearer to keep the garment zipped while leaving the lower portion open. This can, for example, make it easier to reach an inside pocket. What is the purpose of dual zipper? A two-way zipper may seem futile, but it does indeed have its advantages, for it lets […]

The Hidden Bones of a Suit Bemberg is another name you may hear related to lining; it’s just a specific high-quality brand of cupro. The lining adds warmth as well as structure to a suit jacket, helping it hang well on the body, smoothing it out by placing a thin layer between the suit fabric […]

Make no mistake, this jacket will show some wrinkles at the elbow and in back if you’ve been sitting all day, but the woven cotton textile recovers better than any other we’ve found. Your blazer will look worn-in, but not worn out. What fabric is best for blazer? 8 Best Fabrics for Suits Cashmere. Cashmere […]

100% Wool. Wool is an all-natural fiber that’s breathable and resilient. When tightly packed, the crimped wool fibers create tiny pockets of air that allow the fabric to absorb and release moisture. This makes wool a classic choice for blazers and overcoats, as it is a natural insulator that’s not stifling. Is cotton good for […]

Quality suits will be made using natural materials which is most commonly wool as well as cotton, linen and silk. These natural materials are more durable and will breath more effectively which means they are more comfortable for the wearer and wont cause you to sweat or feel uncomfortably hot. What is the most common […]