everyone talks about the quality of cucinelli's clothes. the soft fabrics, sublime construction, and beautiful lifestyle marketing.
but this $2,500 travel jacket was apparently made with fused lapels. and they got delaminated in a dry clean.
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but this $2,500 travel jacket was apparently made with fused lapels. and they got delaminated in a dry clean.
styleforum.net/threads/did-dr…
a lot of "fashion reporting" I see is just dressed-up marketing. journalists who are turning press releases into advertorials using fancy language, which earns them ten cents per word. it's genuinely shameful.
a reasonable response to this is that travel jackets should be fused because they're crumpled, thrown around, and meant to be super light. basically like casual jackets. true! but then $2,500 for this?? what's the difference between this and a fully fused jacket in a trendy cut?
i know this is cheating bc brands always pad the margins on small accessories. but for example:
L: cucinelli card case. fully machine sewn for $450. look at holes btw stitches
R: chester mox card case. fully handsewn, bespoke, and MiUSA. ~$250. look at how stitches are tighter.
L: cucinelli card case. fully machine sewn for $450. look at holes btw stitches
R: chester mox card case. fully handsewn, bespoke, and MiUSA. ~$250. look at how stitches are tighter.
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