Quote:Originally Posted by tdude [[SPOILER]] Not good photos, but I thought I'd share some Hober tie love too!You should go through and name the styles/colours for us playing at home. Some lovely ties, great collection.
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Originally Posted by luxire
Got some denim today, 4 types of 100% cotton in 11 to 13.5 oz. Another 2 types in 3.5 & 5 oz for shirts. Spring is almost here and its time to unlock some street-wear fun....
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Originally Posted by Flyswatter
I'm not a tailor, but I don't think the shirt sleeves need to be slimmed at all; it looks good as is. Your feet look disproportionately huge. And I don't think the pants should...
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Originally Posted by Romp
v.nice piece
Cuffs are stitched on the out and inseams and along the hemline ... do you have enough fabric for a cuff? 4-5cm is my preferred width.
I'll check....
Quote:Originally Posted by TehBunny Yes dress pant cuffs are permanent they can be stitched or made using a button where you can unbotton them to clean off the inside (very rare here in AUS); casual pants are the ones which are usually...
Quote:Originally Posted by thebrownman They're cutaway collars. Green knit tie is NabilMust - he posts here and has a blog at weareallalright.tumblr.com - immaculately dressed man, take as many tips from him as you can
You can't...
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Originally Posted by thebrownman
AussieJake, it's difficult for me to make comments on the jacket because it's unbuttoned and you're lifting your arm to take the photo, which naturally throws the balance...
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Just found out the difficulty of taking a decent photo of navy pants in poor lighting, with a camera phone and in a bathroom.
Some terrible photos of my new shirt:
My...
Just found out the difficulty of taking a decent photo of navy pants in poor lighting, with a camera phone and in a bathroom. Some terrible photos of my new shirt: [[SPOILER]] My thoughts are that the body fits very nicely, but the...