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Quote: Originally Posted by Pliny love that colour Quote: Originally Posted by HORNS You done did good, boy, you did good. Thanks fellas. I also have an austerity brogue in the...
Quote: Originally Posted by Not Ed Harris People always used to recommend Thomas Tailor on Lexington Street but he's not there anymore and has been replaced by Pinnas and Needles. I have given them a go, but not with...
Old English, 6125 Dark Cognac, U-last, Double sole tapering to single
Quote: Originally Posted by tlfactor I'll take them for $350 if interested.... If you're going to make someone an offer on an item, do it via PM please
Quote: Originally Posted by trunks206 Wow that first pair is absolutely stunning! GLWS New Gold Museum calf is a fabulous colour IRL, one of the best examples of the museum finish.
Quote: Originally Posted by chobochobo Sartorio has always been a different in my experience, eg besom pockets on SB. The sleeves on the three NWT Sartorio's that I've bought have been finished and even working...
Quote: Originally Posted by chobochobo Probably because it's DB. I agree that Sartorio is usually nicer than BC for suits. Also double breasted with patch pockets is quite unusual, but it's growing on me ...
Aquascutum Ltd isn't the mainline stuff, more of a "fashion" line when compared to their traditional suits. Check out the lapels and angled besom pockets; not very CBD-like is it? Personally would not wear that for a wedding.
Very nice, sleeve measurement?
Just seen these on display in the Canary Wharf store. Sleeker and more elongated than their other lasts, so may get more love on here. The blurb states that they are a relaunch of a last from 1930. The models on display were a plain...
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