Posts by Prince of Paisley

Quote:Originally Posted by Pink Socks TBM - would you please start buying your clothes and shoes a size bigger so I can buy the well priced nice stuff when you are selling. Anyone here who is a 40R with size 9 UK feet could do well...

Quote:Originally Posted by AriGold  Did I make the right move on the red?Some people rabidly dislike red ties but I think this would look really good with a pale blue shirt and navy / grey suit.

Quote:Originally Posted by Plestor PoP I got around to some photos today, apologies for the phone camera effort. I can do more if you want something in particular. I had some which had a EG202 in them for comparison but they're very...

Quote:Originally Posted by jmills Some thoughts on the C&J discussion on the previous page... I wonder whether the 358 is bigger than the 348. I have width and instep issues, the Simpson doesn't work for me at all, but the 358 is...

Quote:Originally Posted by AriGold recent sydney looks. I hope i don't look like a 22 year old dressing like a 50 year old: [[SPOILER]] You seem to have a reasonable idea of how to coordinate colour without doing anything too "out...

Quote:Originally Posted by fxh With thanks to Nicole from Circa Vintage shop http://circavintageclothing.com.au/ in the Mitchell Building who scanned these in.From a Sydney chain - Marcus Clark...

Quote:Originally Posted by fxh I see 22 year olds, mostly on the net I must say, in gun club check sport jackets, and grey wool pants with no attempt at looking young and cool. I'll acknowledge it does depend what your context is...

Quote:Originally Posted by Oli2012 PoP, what would you consider the must own books of menswear?Indulge me to artfully avoid directly answering your question. Books on menswear are useful in the same way textbooks on flying are...

Quote:Originally Posted by Dusty Brogues Another note- what is the consensus on C&J highbury? Does anyone own a pair? Opinions?All depends on how the 348 fits you. The last is longer and narrower than other C&J lasts so bear that in...

Quote:Originally Posted by Journeyman There's an article in The Age's "Executive Style" section this morning on the rise and rise of online portals for purchasing "Jermyn Street"...