It featured, on the jacket, minimal shoulder padding, dual vents, and a graceful, three-rolled-to-two-button stance (his current favorite lapel style), and, on the pants, singlereverse pleats and one-and-a-quarter-inch-cuffed trouser legs.
"We feel strongly that American factories can offer us that shape, and a lot of it has to do with the shoulder and the construction of the jacket, " said Cuan Hanly, vice president and brand director of Jack Spade, which produces all of its suits at Southwick.