Posts by SantosLHalper

Incredible shirt, wish this fit me right. Medium weight blue oxford cloth, two pockets, with tartan accents on shoulders and inside cuffs. Pit to pit: 23" Shoulder: 17.75" Length from bottom of collar: 30" Sleeve from shoulder seam:...

Awesome chambray from the ill-fated Hickey line a few years ago. Great construction and details. Of all the chambray shirts, I like this one the best but the fit never quite worked for me. Like many of the Hickey products, it runs...

More off-white than white, but a wardrobe staple nonetheless. Seems to fit slightly narrower in the shoulder than the typical RRL size large. Pit to pit: 23" Shoulder: 17" Length from bottom of collar: 31" Sleeve from shoulder seam:...

Fast shipping and excellent communication from Pronxs for a Tanner belt I bought from him.

I've had the best results with Paul Bertolli's recipe from Cooking By Hand, which does brown the meat. He also advocates for skirt steak, dried porcinis and prosciutto or salami scraps. There is very little tomato in it. If I make...

I went last year during a business trip. It's possibly the best chicken I've ever eaten. Got the medium. It was hot enough, but I can't imagine putting down the extra hot. Someone else I was with recommended Loveless Cafe for...

Awesome sausages. I've been meaning to try the mortadella recipe. The Ruhlman book is excellent - I would also recommend the seafood sausages that he includes in there, which are pretty versatile for adding other seafood...

After a lot of different attempts, I've had success with RRL Officer Chinos, Unis, Incotex, and Hickey (not Freeman). Good construction and materials on each. As others have mentioned, RRL is a wonderful pair of pants. Unis has a...

Doing some closet cleaning and need to move a few items. Pricing is pretty aggressive as I'd like to move them, and I will deal on multiple items if you want to make me a reasonable offer. Everything includes shipping in CONUS. ...

"I don't know why they call it Hamburger Helper. Tastes fine by itself."