Byalex5286
Does anyone know if it is possible to make a men's shirt with peaked lapels that matches the blouse worn by actress Isa Jank in the attached photo?
Preferably made from an organza fabric and, if possible, made by a tailor in the greater Frankfurt area.
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Of course it’s “masonable.” Every tailor will sew you. Organza, however, is transparent, the same effect as the wonderful satin reversity of the lady will not have it.
It was only surprising because I had asked some tailors in Frankfurt a. M. and told you that implementation was not possible. Then this is probably not the right “measuring cutter”. So would you say the fabric is satin and not organza?
Autsch – caught. I took the photo again and you’re right. This is a transparent fabric, you can see the edge of the jacket on the left reverse. I had visually considered this a kind of “glant.” Sorry! It’s probably organza and fantastically processed.
From the cut I wonder that the colleagues call this “not feasible”….It then runs out on a “jump shirt” because shirts in normal cut are knocked up. But if it works for a lady here, why not for a gentleman? I don’t understand.
Ask the tailor of your trust. It’s all a matter of price.