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Tag: Shoulders

The Effect of Small Changes in a Silhouette

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Most tailors have a house style that defines both the silhouette of their suits and how they execute the small details. Tailors h...

Roped Sleeve Heads on James Bond

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Roped sleeve heads are something often mentioned on this blog. Often called a "roped shoulder", a roped sleeve head describes ...

Pagoda: The Other Natural Shoulder

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When most people think of natural shoulder suits, it's the soft shoulder that curves down at the ends to follow the shoulder i...

The Roman/Military/Equestrian Shoulder

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Though not all the same, the Roman shoulder, military shoulder and equestrian shoulder are all strongly structured shoulders w...

The English Straight Shoulder

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The tailors on London's Savile Row and its neighbouring streets are known for making many types of shoulders, from Anderson & ...

The Soft Shoulder

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The shoulder is the most defining aspect of a suit's silhouette. Shoulders can be padded or unpadded, straight, curved or pago...

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