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Lands End has them for women in small and extra large - they are unisex though. Perhaps the large would be okay. There are basic colours like navy and black.
Quote: Originally Posted by Bellison you must not be a jet-setter. ;-) Yes, they are brilliant for air travel and sightseeing etc - but Orvis and Travelsmith has this sort of stuff for a fraction of the...
Quote: Originally Posted by MatthewN I hate hate hate the look of button-down shirts with the top button undone, because of the way it causes the collar points to bunch, but I realize I'm in the minority there. I'm...
I see both and they seem fine. Does anyone have firm preferences? Open neck BD shirts are more informal but I also think an open wide spread collar can look sort of rakishly Italian, even though it's formal, and even with jeans and...
He needs to say these things to make up for the fact he's 4' 11" and that will never change.
Quote: Originally Posted by edmorel you are a small timer. please leave and go to the gqforums or the kenneth cole forum. thxbai. Ninety-five per cent of people here are small timers.
Quote: Originally Posted by mafoofan I think the Attolinis and Rubinaccis are both very nice, with the Castangia a cut below. +1
Quote: Originally Posted by radicaldog ... or suitable for an odd coat? (Pun not intended.) I think it's woolen flannel of about 13 oz. I already have a flannel suit in a similar pattern (Barbera cloth) and a...
Quote: Originally Posted by Will So is it fair to say that you prefer to see the thin, young, and ungentlemanly dressed as inexpensively as possible? Should be easy. I'm not going to debate this. That is...
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