Choosing to have a custom blazer made in Nagoya
- apartir order_BLAZER technical explanation
For those considering ordering a blazer in Nagoya.
The finished garment was a request from a customer who came from the Kanto region.
Because these customers already own authentic blazers, they wanted something with a unique twist.
Here we will go into a little more detail.
■ Pattern design - Between box and waist shape
This design is,
A balance that doesn't swing too much towards the box, but also doesn't narrow it down too much.
Waist darts are eliminated.
The absence of darts results in a plain surface on the front.
However, it is not simply straight, but has a three-dimensional shape created by side seams and ironing on the pattern.
When proposing custom-made blazers in Nagoya, "three-dimensional construction without relying on darts" is an important element.
■ Lapel width and gorge position
Wide collar design.
This is designed with British-style center of gravity balance in mind.
The gorge is neither too high nor too low.
The ratio has been calculated to ensure that the lapel is not overshadowed by the dark navy British fabric.
The V-zone is the key to a blazer.
A difference of just a few millimeters in lapel width can make a big difference in the impression you make.
■ Fabric selection - tightly woven British fabric
What I used
Harrisons of Edinburgh collection.
The eyes are firmly attached,
Both the warp and weft threads are tightly woven.
This kind of British fabric,
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Tailored to look great
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Sharp edges
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Depth develops over time
It has the following characteristics:
When ordering a blazer in the Nagoya area,
It is suitable for those who are looking for a "constructed appeal" that is different from Italian fabrics.
■ Edge width and stitching
This time, instead of AMF, I chose machine stitching.
The reason is the hardness of the dough.
For tightly woven fabrics,
The edge is emphasized by making the edge width slightly wider.
Not the soft look of AMF,
This is a slightly sharper swing option.
Fabric and stitching are interrelated.
Selecting specifications that match the material is key
I believe this is the significance of having a genuine custom-made blazer made in Nagoya.
■ Shoulder construction - Effect of thin pads
Even thinner shoulder pads have been adopted this season.
While reducing the thickness compared to conventional products,
The shoulder tilt correction function is maintained.
Perfect for those who prefer drop shoulders.
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Shoulder line is not unnaturally tense
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But it doesn't fall too much
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Maintains the structure of the jacket
This "golden mean" design,
This is important for adult blazers.
■ The choice of hook bent
It's not a center vent or a side vent,
Dare to hook bent.
Based on the classic blazer context,
It adds a slightly country-like nuance.
The accumulation of these small details
This is the decisive difference from ready-made products.
■ Metal button texture
Although it is silver, it has a subdued shine.
Matching the matte look of British fabrics,
The buttons were selected so that they would not stand out.
Buttons are not just accessories,
One of the components.
The way it lights up can change the overall impression.
The meaning of making a custom blazer in Nagoya
The blazer is simple at first glance.
but,
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Pattern Design
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Fabric characteristics
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Stitch specifications
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Shoulder Construction
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Button Selection
The layering is clearly visible in the way the garment is worn.
For those looking for a custom blazer in Nagoya.
The subtle differences that cannot be achieved with ready-made products
I would like you to experience it for yourself.
■ About ordering from apartir (Nagoya)
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Careful counseling
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A wide selection of British and Italian fabrics
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Designed to correct body shape
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Professional tailoring by Kyushu Sewing Factory
You can consult us at our Nagoya store.
summary
Blazers are difficult to wear precisely because they are a classic.
That's why,
It requires an understanding of materials and design.
If you are considering ordering a genuine custom-made blazer in Nagoya,
Please feel free to contact us.
