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Quote:Originally Posted by Phat Guido  [[SPOILER]] Phat, I think you have a great understanding of colors and textures.So classic! I especially like Thursday. BTW, what is your usual width of pants at hem?Here's my try for today.The suit...
Working on Saturday... [[SPOILER]]
Quote:Originally Posted by Liquidus Does half an inch really make that much of a difference? I think if half an inch is in your acceptable range, it won't matter but out of the range, it will. I am 5'8" and 29.5'' to 30'' seems ok....
Quote:Originally Posted by fritzl  why are they classic and where do they come from(origin)? I don't believe you don't know what I know, but anyway, here's what I know. A monk shoe was of course a shoe worn by monks in the Alps...
Quote:Originally Posted by fritzl  what's the origin? i wanna know. What do you exactly want to know?
Double monk shoes are classic, but for so many people who don't know the origin, they looks just trendy, I think. So, I personally prefer a round toe or not pointy DB monk shoes with classic-fit suits. Even Lowndess looks too pointy with...
There are several fits in Uniqlo pants, but mostly slim fit. Sometimes slimmer than BB Milano, I think. About EM's of Mason's, I guess it is an Italian brand. Their retail prices are ridiculous, but you can find them at reasonable prices...
Quote:Originally Posted by kimchijajonshim  Does anyone know of a good after market tailor?  I have a bunch of shirts that I'd like to get drawn in around the trunk and possibly arms.  The concierge at my hotel mentioned...
1. versatile color: Navy period. And I think Ivory color is one of the most versatile pants but if you don't like bright colors, I prefer olive to brown. I often find it hard to match medium- or dark- brown pants with jackets. Most...
It's been a while to post here.I bought this beautiful suit from one of forum members, and I like it.I wonder whether a light-blue shirt would work better than white one with a khaki cotton suit. [[SPOILER]]
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