Ryan Gosling 'K' - Blade Runner 2049!
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Mechanismo
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Just a quick note to point out those cuff issues with SR…
Not only is their cuff-to-forearm ratio off (as well as their incorrect 90 degree angle where these two sections meet), but also, oddly, they stitch/attach the cuff section underneath the forearm piece instead of over it. (Almost like the parts of an antenna that extended downward, becoming progressively narrower). In any event, Zlurpo and WSL get this aspect right.
Not only is their cuff-to-forearm ratio off (as well as their incorrect 90 degree angle where these two sections meet), but also, oddly, they stitch/attach the cuff section underneath the forearm piece instead of over it. (Almost like the parts of an antenna that extended downward, becoming progressively narrower). In any event, Zlurpo and WSL get this aspect right.
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I am along for the ride here and glad to help whenever I can with pics or whatever helps. And its fun.
This is getting REALLY nuanced (like is wasn't already … lol)
Never in a million years would I have noticed that detail. Maybe it has something to do with the lining since that is where it attaches on the inside of the SR
Found these of my Magnoli and the detail you are talking about is there I think. looks like the lowest part of the cuff attaches on top of the next part of the sleeve. Also one of them shows the pronounced "scoop" at the end you were discussing the other day.
I know the angles aren't quite perfect for the seam detail you are looking at but hope this helps Mechanismo .
This is getting REALLY nuanced (like is wasn't already … lol)
Never in a million years would I have noticed that detail. Maybe it has something to do with the lining since that is where it attaches on the inside of the SR
Found these of my Magnoli and the detail you are talking about is there I think. looks like the lowest part of the cuff attaches on top of the next part of the sleeve. Also one of them shows the pronounced "scoop" at the end you were discussing the other day.
I know the angles aren't quite perfect for the seam detail you are looking at but hope this helps Mechanismo .
Mechanismo
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This helps tremendously, Malibu139. Thank you so much. Could you take one more photo of the sleeve laying flat with the center seam in the middle? Like this one?
Sorry , these are old pics I dug up and I don't have that awesome coat any longer.
Might have something I can post up later.
Mechanismo
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Thanks for the clarification, When I said 'center seam' I was always referring to the one I was discussing in all those comparison photos, that is to say, the one running down the center of the front side of the sleeve as you picture on the left. But you're absolutely right. It really should be referred to is the sleeve's 'front' and 'back' seam. Duly noted! Thanks!
Mechanismo
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Can you explain what we're looking at here? Viewed from from left to right, is that forearm+elbow+upper arm sections?
Mechanismo
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Here is a hi-res pic of the film coat.
As evident in this side-by-side with a WSL, both cuffs appear to feature a that gradual, roof-shape angle where they meet the front, central seam.
As evident in this side-by-side with a WSL, both cuffs appear to feature a that gradual, roof-shape angle where they meet the front, central seam.
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Mechanismo
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For reference, here are pics of the back and side views of a WSL.
While being the only to coat to succeed in achieving some essential aspects of the cuff's correct pattern, WSL nevertheless falls short in replicating the movie coat's distinctive curved shape along the bottom edge of the cuff like Zlurpo/SR/Magnoli do.
While being the only to coat to succeed in achieving some essential aspects of the cuff's correct pattern, WSL nevertheless falls short in replicating the movie coat's distinctive curved shape along the bottom edge of the cuff like Zlurpo/SR/Magnoli do.
Pliticalbutcher
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Hey all, thank you tremendously for pouring all this detective work into something like this, I got a question.
I cant tell if the first jackets color difference is just really weird lighting or did he do some waxing and dyeing? He said it was out of box, so maybe the jacket on the right is an old version?
Also since were already in 2022, anyone have maybe an speck of hunch when Soul Revolver will finally update their shearling? I really want to buy this jacket for me and then a Zlurpo for my dad, or possibly an Egon if it comes out good... He's a big fan.
And thank you all, and also thank you for being such big inspiration for a guy who previously had no interest in design and tailoring until reading this thread.
I cant tell if the first jackets color difference is just really weird lighting or did he do some waxing and dyeing? He said it was out of box, so maybe the jacket on the right is an old version?
Also since were already in 2022, anyone have maybe an speck of hunch when Soul Revolver will finally update their shearling? I really want to buy this jacket for me and then a Zlurpo for my dad, or possibly an Egon if it comes out good... He's a big fan.
And thank you all, and also thank you for being such big inspiration for a guy who previously had no interest in design and tailoring until reading this thread.
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Mechanismo
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Looking nice!
Not sure you could dye the SR the way it’s coated.
Those pics are in line with the way it looks different in different light.
Here is min in different lighting
Shahrooz probably has more info on their shearling change but they don’t sound interested in changing it as far as I can remember
Pliticalbutcher
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I know the pants and sweater have been found already but I found these close to the original on Banana Republic but mostly cheaper and on sale while not sacrificing quality.
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These Chinos aren't color accurate, but some of the scenes look like he's wearing a very dark green, like these ones.
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So far this is the closest match to Rag and Bones after some digging. Made of organic cotton to go along with rest of the cotton material outfit... Not an exact color but it should come closer as it fades.
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These Chinos aren't color accurate, but some of the scenes look like he's wearing a very dark green, like these ones.
Slim Core Temp Chino | Banana Republic
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So far this is the closest match to Rag and Bones after some digging. Made of organic cotton to go along with rest of the cotton material outfit... Not an exact color but it should come closer as it fades.
Pleated Brushed Traveler Chino | Banana Republic
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