Q&A #35 Suits That Can Be Worn As Separates - Part 1

[@BlackWolf6420]

The cream linen jacket + dark jeans and suede monks = 🔥😍

[@abdoudabi6851]

Thank you for this interesting video... Denim test is a another clever way to test the casualty of a jacket...Thank for the efforts. Abdou from Norway.

[@alexnw6050]

Great video, I agree 100% a suit with the right details can be broken up. I always considered the pockets, shoulder, fabric, and general structure; but, I never considered the edge stitching on the lapels. It's funny because it seems so obvious when you point it out, but a detail I never consciously thought about when thinking through purchasing/commissioning a suit where the jacket can stand on its own. Thanks you so much for this informative video.

[@bheinatz1]

Great info, thanks for the presentation!

[@kenneth7826]

Very informative as always

[@juliench92]

Thanks for the perspective!

[@TheArmourytv]

Glad you liked it!

[@luispineres3212]

Great explanation. Thsnks

[@pintthereof4598]

Such a helpful video

[@petelämmchen]

Fantastic perspective, Mark! I was wondering, would it be possible to get a suit with buttons that are interchangeable (somewhat like with french cuffs and cuff links)? That way you would have one jacket with two (or even more) pairs of buttons: One more casual (sport jacket), one more formal (suit), etc.

[@fp4640]

you can always swap your suitbuttons, i dont think this will ruin the suit BUT i wouldnt do it as it's very time consuming...

[@TheArmourytv]

FP is correct! We did not mean to insinuate that you would swap buttons between each wear. Rather changing the sewn on buttons can change the formality of a jacket. I.e. lighter buttons or mother of pearl being more casual, while dark horn can be more formal.

[@yacoubalatrash]

Hey Mark, does a hopsack jacket pass the denim test?

[@davidnorth9390]

Do you envision wearing suit trousers with an odd top?

[@gregorythomas2674]

Spezzato, si!