Quote:Originally Posted by Bounder FTFY
OP, I think all these jeans threads you are starting wood be better off in the SW&D (Streetwear & Denim) section of the forum.
Or better yet, on a forum not populated 99.9% by men.
Quote:Originally Posted by Claghorn Continuing with orange-ish ties (in this case chocolate Hober grenadine)
Looks nice Clags but is that tie really chocolate? On my monitor it looks like burnt orange.
Quote:Originally Posted by kolesgit Obviously not. I thought they will last for at least couple of months. One pair £80, they start to look like sh*** after 4 months of wearing 3 times a week. Second pair discounted £100 to 60 look...
Quote:Originally Posted by ryan82885 Starting a new job in two weeks that will require me to wear a suit everyday. I live in Manhattan so I've decided to check Suitsupply out this evening and get fitted for 2-3 new suits. I'm on...
Quote:Originally Posted by Rambo i'm not a big fan of sweaters with sport coats (or as I like to call it, the Irate Customer)
Me neither. I call it the "Cyril Figgis"
Quote:Originally Posted by Claghorn I love my high buttoning points. They are just me. However, I'm interested in open quarters. ermm....what are open quarters?
Claggers, open quarters refers to the lower front of your jacket. See...
Casual? Try olive green chinos and desert boots or tan chelseas. Chambray shirt and tan, rust or oatmeal v neck
Business? Try mid grey flannels and burgundy longwings. Heavy Oxford shirt and green lambs wool tie.
Quote:Originally Posted by sugarbutch Is it the boots? I would be the first to acknowledge that my actually casual attire could use work/variety. And, thanks for the indirect compliment!
You say they're linen Butch, but how do we...
Quote:Originally Posted by redboat Looking for good ideas on sport jackets to go with blue jeans. Would love photos of what people have with details on the brand and model. I'm a skinny guy at 5' 10.5" and 150 lbs and my budget is...
It's likely caused by the wrong angle of shoulder slope. I had the same issue when I first had shirts made for me. I have sloping shoulders and once the angle was adjusted by taking a slice out of the shoulder seam, the crease...