Posts by deadAngle

If you want to add in a steampunk element, try throwing in odd waistcoats.  The Gentlemen's Emporium might have some that tickle your fancy in either cotton or wool, but stay far away from the polyester ones.  I myself fancy...

Here are some of mine.  Clockwise from top left: - Grey 1960s Dobbs Golden Coach trilby, 7 1/4.  The felt's really thick and luxurious, and holds whatever shape you put it in with no arguments.  This one's got a...

Single pleats in the pants allow for a nice unbroken line from waist to hem.  Double pleats can change the distribution of fabric in the front and make the pants more aesthetically pleasing.  Triple pleats theoretically can...

If you're willing to order before the end of March, Natty Shirts has all their fabrics for made-to-measure, made-to-order shirts priced at $25.00.  You could probably get exactly the fit you want in exactly the colour and pattern...

I'm here to ask a question that can be stated in one word, a word full of contextual meaning.  Please associate it with the following picture and ask the question yourself.   Why?   This... thing... is a...

That's in linen as well, yes.

Considering a made to measure full linen chambray or dark grey small herringbone suit for the summer from Luxire. Three-roll-two button, standard lapel width, forward pleated pants. Standard pockets. What would be more versatile,...

Where would I go about finding linen pants with a 12.5"-14" rise (at a reasonable price, reasonable being <$125), though?  The closest I've found through online shopping is Tommy Bahama, which is at the upper end of the price...

Quote: Originally Posted by sugarbutch  Could hardly disagree more. This looks very much like an orphaned suitcoat.   I meant that statement more in terms of wearability. The semi-loud irregular stripe and...

  Medium blue irregular stripe 4x2 double-breasted jacket paired with 1930s/40s art deco rayon tie, dark brown pants, dark brown pocket square, and pinned collar.  The jacket's a modified (from 4x1) Pierre Cardin with...