Posts by FlaneurNYC

I used to have an OCBD almost exactly like that pattern that was my grandfathers. I wore it casually until it was threadbare. Trousers — I'm not so sure I'd do.

I can't find the damage on clothing with Google, but here it is on a carpet. The larvae of the beetle eat through the soft pile on top of the fabric, but not all the way through like clothes moths. So you can really see the weave as all...

Quote:Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH There are two things that irk me about this jacket. Maybe it is just because I am used to bespoke at this point, but the armholes are huge and the back balance is very short. Thanks for the...

Received mine yesterday. It looks great and I love the length. The construction is excellent. Only problem is that while it looks unworn, there is some carpet beetle damage to the collar liner and wool lining. It also has a musty odor. I...

Quote:Originally Posted by Monkeyface Don't get me wrong, I like the the tie and the PS, just not together. Of course it breaks convention, but in this case it's just a little too overwhelming, even for a peacock. How about a simple...

Quote:Originally Posted by mjd Here is the one i got. I had to go look in my closet for authentication (my robe is done up left over right but I wanted buttonholes). Holdfast is correct. If you "put yourself in to" the one I bought...

Quote:Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH I am not sure what model. It looks just like the burberry. It is about 49" long, yes. Long enough without looking too stupid. It has the removable lining and a removable felted collar. It...

Quote:Originally Posted by Crat This is where I admit the skin isn't mine; I borrowed it from a friend. Its surprisingly soft though. Also, way out of my comfort zone. People in the street were staring. I bet they did. Those are...

I like to refer to Steven Pinker's The Better Angels of Our Nature when talk turns to Mad Max-ian end-of-the-world scenarios. Quote:"This book is about what may be the most important thing that has ever happened in human history. Believe...

Quote:Originally Posted by ddgdl I was similarly inspired, though by PB's earlier post.  Picked up a vintage Burberry (long) trench for $60 on ebay.  As far as I can see, it has extremely minimal wear (two small scuffs) on the buckles,...