Waistcoat Tailoring Jacquard Etro Fabric

This waistcoat is made from a interior fabric by the Italian brand Etro. Provided by the client who trades in such materials. He wanted to have a unique waistcoat tailored to wear at work. This model has a Nehru collar, waistcoat with stand up collar, this type of waistcoat can be worn with a suit and combines well with a business casual style. Tip: when you have your wedding suit tailored, have one waistcoat made with a classic fabric like the suit, and the other for the evening with its own unique style.

Waistcoat Tailoring Jacquard Etro Fabric

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This waistcoat is made from a interior fabric by the Italian brand Etro. Provided by the client who trades in such materials. He wanted to have a unique waistcoat tailored to wear at work.

This model has a Nehru collar, waistcoat with stand up collar, this type of waistcoat can be worn with a suit and combines well with a business casual style.

Tip: when you have your wedding suit tailored, have one waistcoat made with a classic fabric like the suit, and the other for the evening with its own unique style.

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Having a bespoke waistcoat tailored

How does having a waistcoat tailor-made work?

Having a custom vest/waistcoat made is becoming increasingly popular. Especially because you can combine it well with both business and less formal clothing. Think of a waistcoat that you can combine with an existing suit or wear with trousers or jeans.

Dressed but not too formal but very personal is the recipe. In this video we show you how to have a bespoke waistcoat made and what is involved in terms of material, sizes and designing a model.

The Waistcoat

A waistcoat is a sleeveless garment that is worn with a suit jacket and/or a dress shirt

The waistcoat is the third piece to a three piece suit. It was very popular in the 1920’s. In the last years the waistcoat and the three piece suit is regaining popularity.

History

The waistcoat is one of the few articles of clothing whose origin historians can date precisely. King Charles of England, Scotland and Ireland introduced the waistcoat as a part of correct dress after the restoration of the British monarchy in 1660. It was derived from the Persian vests seen by English visitors to the court of Shah Abbas.