Posts by Matt S

I'm also not a fan of self-stripe suiting, though I love solid herringbones. However, I like white self-stripe shirts.

Quote: Originally Posted by Alex C http://cinematicpassions.files.wordp..._-_bond_22.jpg Is too satin. And the fly-front tux shirt was explained above. I can see the grosgrain ribbing in that picture. The...

Quote: Originally Posted by jrd617 Leather soled shoes = not forgiving on feet You must be wearing the wrong leather-soled shoes. Mine are just as comfortable as anything else. I enjoy long walks in my...

Quote: Originally Posted by aj_del This will work with anything.

Quote: Originally Posted by andrew96 He's also not wearing a tuxedo shirt. It's not the most traditional black tie shirt but still acceptable. It has a fly front and the fabric is a waffle weave, similar to...

Quote: Originally Posted by gboyle138 I don't think so. I buy size 44 most of the time, if the shoulders allow, with my chest currently measured at 43.75". There just seems to be so much extra in the waist in DB...

Quote: Originally Posted by phelan77 What's wrong with monograming on one cuff? I think putting it on the collar is worst! Sarcasm. People often put a monogram on the chest (or chest pocket, which doesn't...

SB and DB suits should fit the same way.If you need to size down in DB your SB suits are probably too big.

Quote: Originally Posted by Ich_Dien Looks like an orphaned suit jacket. The fabric is hopsack, so it is likely that it actually is a sports coat. He writes in the description that it's a 2-button jacket...

I like rounded best, and I find that it does help the cuff slide through the sleeve. But most of my double cuff shirts have square cuffs.