Posts by Guero

If you just want the heft of the double FIH, thread the front blade through the second loop. If you want that sprezzy look (sloppy to me, but to each . . .), thread through the first loop and you'll get that extra bit of fabric peeking...

+1, Kent. I know linen is the classic standard, but I use the very square you posted above because linen feels a bit stiff, somehow, in the evening context. Don't really know the reason.

Quote:Originally Posted by Parker Quote:p.s. You can always fly to NY or SF.  I just had to cancel a trip to SF. I may have a NY trip in January. I'll be watching Mina's schedule carefully.

Parker, those all look really great. There aren't many things that make me regret living in fly-over country, but this is one of them. Question: Is the 1/4 lined coat your preference or Mina's? I'm interested in the thought process...

Quote:Originally Posted by ijesse They're ok. They shrink at the sleeves quite a bit. Although the MOP buttons are nice, they crease like mofo's and are really delicate.: +1

Never had an issue with my OTR Isaia suit pants -- and I played collegiate soccer, meaning trouser width, particularly at the thighs, can be an issue for me. Perhaps the newer seasons are much more trim-fitting.

Quote:Originally Posted by SpooPoker Printed for more formal, woven for more interesting, less serious days. This. Yesterday, all day in the office -- woven. Today, meet with top regulator of oil and gas business in TX -- print.

While I agree with the criticism of the boots and suits look, this is one of those sartorial phenomena that will NEVER change. Certain politicians and businessmen in Texas will always do it. It's not pandering, it's not a game, it's...

Have you seen the pics in the OP's post or those available on The Armoury's web site? That's why they're so popular. And from personal experience, they compare favorably with many of the more expensive shoes in my rotation.

Quote:Originally Posted by mike1423 I wasn't talking about the typical solid colored polo collared shirts. I was talking about the shirts that are similar to dress shirts but are labeled as 'sport' shirts. Honestly, as framed, your...