Hopsack Fabric Explained

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  • Опубліковано 4 жов 2024

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  • @the.dirty.pigeon
    @the.dirty.pigeon 5 місяців тому +4

    I wore my hopsack jacket yesterday. I love it.

  • @altizer_shoemaker
    @altizer_shoemaker 5 місяців тому +1

    Really glad I stumbled on this channel. You've got great taste and your content is very informative.

  • @Thailande-Immo
    @Thailande-Immo 24 дні тому

    Awsome! What kind of trousers do you recommend with hopsack jacket?

    • @Justin_Kwan
      @Justin_Kwan  23 дні тому

      I think a breathable wool hopsack jacket like this would go great with something formal like a high twist wool trouser and on the other end of the spectrum you could even wear casual cotton chinos or even jeans.

  • @Bellroysg
    @Bellroysg 5 місяців тому +2

    In Singapore, no matter what fabric, layering is a bad idea

    • @Justin_Kwan
      @Justin_Kwan  5 місяців тому +2

      Funny you mention that, I was just in Singapore for a conference, and wearing my green hopsack jacket. Outdoors it can be a challenging, I walked nearly 1km from my hotel to the MBS convention center in trousers, a shirt and the jacket. And I admit, I was within 200m away, at which point I gave up and had to the jacket off if I wanted to show up the conference dry, ha! However, when indoors, it's perfect for a jacket IMO. AC is always blasted and the temperature indoors can actually be chilly and call for a jacket.

  • @kidcharlemagne1427
    @kidcharlemagne1427 5 місяців тому

    Do you have any suggestions on how to wear a waistcoat outside of a suit?

    • @Justin_Kwan
      @Justin_Kwan  5 місяців тому +1

      You could wear it casually with jeans and a shirt--but this i'd only recommend with a waistcoat fabric that is also casual, such as a tweed. If the waistcoat is from a more formal suit fabric, it's harder to break it up. However, you could still just wear the suit trousers, a shirt and the matching waistcoat for a more casual laid back look. This also works in warmer weather where a jacket might be too warm.