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my 2 pence worth: I wouldnt wear any of these with a navy blue suit (maybe the stripey one with a sky shirt); if the suit is light grey (like examople on pciture) it does fit well but not a darker gray; surely both ties would look...
3 nights ago (worth mentioning): had gone to visit my aunt in venice and bought some fresh squid with its ink bag intact; that night I chopped it up, cooked it with garlic, prezzemolo, dry white wine (I think it was pinot) and made...
Something simple really: pork chop cooked on pan (no oil or anything), finished with Balsamic vinigar (modena of course) and mixed green salad , glass of cabernet franc from a local wine maker. Dessert was home made raisin cake...
Depends on personal taste: its a no no in my books.
flannel is longer, uncombed if you will, whilst the latter wool is combed and thus smooth. Flannel is a winter material whilst the other is not necessarily heavy weight. Hope that helps
Quote: Originally Posted by lakewolf Ciao Claudio... I feel better now when I see the mess around my own desk
White or maybe pale pink shirt and work on the patterned tie: burgundy, mustard yellow, pumpink orange, pink etc (with white shirt that is). Don't wear sky blue with black if possible (in my opinion anyway). Don't like and for the...
Quote: Originally Posted by Get Smart Knitted flat bottom ties are great. This pic . As dragon has allready said, bravo - excellent example on how to wear a knitted tie - extremely lovely jacket and look!
HI Rico, still have lots of fabric left and will be making shirts (both in off white silk/cotton as explained and also white on white patterned stripes pure cotton) soon so if interested email me
Are you looking for anything with a nehru collar or does it necessarily need to be military stile? www.beatwear.co.uk have the SHEA STADIUM type beatle suits - not sure what quality and cut are like mind you
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