It’s Sprezzatura, Signorina | MANTLE Magazine

Sophistication and Elegance: It's possible to be comfortable and sexy in a suit--as long as you do it with Neapolitan style.
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When the Italian language is spoken like this gentleman it’s the most beautiful language in the world Silvio Guidetti. Australia

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One of the greatest tailor ever. Rip, Maestro.

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RIP Gigi

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This gentleman is fascinating as is the way he spoke of his craft.

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Rip maestro Luigi

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R. I. P. GIGI

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RIP Maestro Dalcuore

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Interesting because I don't consider the Neapolitan cut to be about comfort at all. It's a more closely fitted trimmer style. Not uncomfortable but if you are used to fuller cut American or English suits, the Neapolitan fit will take some getting used to.

[@tommasovasta8323]

Not agree. If the cut is correct, a neapolitan jacket is much comfier than others. It's like dressing a cardigan.

[@tommasovasta8323]

And one more thing: what I don't like of english tailoring is that it's very conservative and "classic". The stiff, super-padded shoulders make you similar to... Robocop. The american ivy league one have aleady a little bit better fit.

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@@tommasovasta8323 A properly cut English suit is very comfortable. Shoulder pads have never made a shoulder less comfortable. They are soft and light. But you have the right to prefer to go out in pajamas.

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@@aar498 And you have the right to go in armcoat.

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This confort it made for dead peples.