[NCF]

Yeah, I think it’s great. It could just be a bit greater with a tweak or two (if nothing else I got this thing where one of my arms always appears a bit longer than the other, as you can see in the pictures). But its no rush. I think i’ll just wear it a while and see how it adapts and everything. Also, I’ll need to see how it looks as a full suit before I do anything.

Also, I agree on the armholes on the jacket.

[bontempi]

The brushed innards are utterly stupendous. Keep this between us, but I actually quite enjoy scaling the 20 or so flights of stairs at work when wearing this suit because it's so damned soft on the knees. Mmm.

[Hilton]

I have the same problem with my jacket NCF ; left arm is almost 2cm shorter than the right.

[metatron]

The brushed innards are utterly stupendous. Keep this between us, but I actually quite enjoy scaling the 20 or so flights of stairs at work when wearing this suit because it's so damned soft. Mmm.

Yes, I get the sense that this jacket will work year round, somewhat warm and cozy in the winter and cool in the summer. This is where Guille's suggestion comes into play, to perhaps go without fusing next time to maximize breathability.
Let unconstructed garments be unconstructed.

Btw, just to clarify, this is not a big deal for me, I love the whole suit as is, this is all constructive with an eye on tweaking the little details for an even better suit next time.

[NCF]

Hilton, for me that's not a problem with the jacket, but with my body. My arms and my shoulders are quite different from each other, resulting in one arm appearing longer than the other.

[Hilton]

OK NCF :-)   I will just stretch mine a little extra next time I wash it so should not be a problem. The pants have become an instant favorite of mine, I wear them all the time :-)

[SJC]

Me too.