Posts by the_sulks

Quote:Originally Posted by msulinski I have never heard of anyone matching the wooden handle of his umbrella to the color of the leather items. This doesn't sound easy to do, but I don't think it is necessary (or really even...

Quote:Originally Posted by Threadbearer I've had a major crush on these Carminas ever since I discovered them a couple of week ago. Trouble is, their tan color makes them tricky to coordinate with other items, so I probably...

Quote:Originally Posted by Jackie Treehorn Trout and salmon. Then it is working as intended.Are you serious? Why do they need to use fish?

Quote:Originally Posted by Tropicalist Over the years I switched entirely swamy from black leather. I don't really bother about matching as long as everything is in the same colour family. Only one rule- no light coloured belts.I...

Quote:Originally Posted by SpooPoker Here. I just took a look. What an extensive posting it was and yet it doesn't answer my question of matching tan shades. Thanks anyway.

Quote:Originally Posted by dfoverdx I generally wear dark suits and don't feel comfortable in tan shoes so i never buy them in tan.I believe navy suits go quite well with many tan shoes with the only exeption being too light tan...

I wonder what kind of substance you use to dye your belts. I've got your tan belt. Honestly, the leather smells like trout or salmon. In fact, the light orange color of the belt reminds me of the color of these fishes.

1) What is your attitude towards matching shades and tricky colors be it tan, cognac, coffee, burgundy, oxblood or anything of that sort. 2) How do you manage to find the same shades for different items of your apparel? 3) How do you...

Quote:Originally Posted by dieworkwear You could also get another pair of Swims and put them over your Swims. Be sure to size up.That would be too much. =) First off, it would be too hot in two rubber overshoes. Second, if you get a...

Even though nobody answered I'd like to tell you (just in case someone wants to buy a new couple of tan shoes too) I found what I was looking for at last. It is BARKER. They have tons of tan shoes. Most of them have a shade called Cedar...