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Quote:Originally Posted by Geoffrey Firmin When was that photo taken? 1982? 1978 promos for The Man-Machine http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Man-Machine
Quote:Originally Posted by AriGold No. Don't do that. The trousers are just wrong. Wear some black trousers. Preferably skinny cut.
That sounds a bit hot for a concert? Speaking of, I've got my Man in the Grey Flannel Suit look going today. *edit feat. H. Carter
Quote:Originally Posted by burnso Thanks for all that, have some more thinking to do. Might end up getting a shirt tailored first as a template so I know the fit is ok for future online purchases. If you've got time to spare, do that.
Quote:Originally Posted by burnso Hey Lachyzee you've had experience with Luxire shirts haven't you? I've decided I should get a few business shirts made up, and have measured 2 shirts that fit well (I think), and will use a...
Quote:Originally Posted by luxire In my understanding, Oxofrd is a standard consistent weave. The difference in pinpoint and royal pertain to: 1. The count of the yarn used 2. The construction of the weave. The Royal oxford is...
Quote:Originally Posted by thebrownman LachyZee, are you Macklemore? Only on weekends.
Luxire,We are having a discussion over in the Oz members' thread re oxford cloths.I was looking on your site, and I believe that those currently labelled "Royal" oxfords are actually "Pinpoint" oxfords.They have the fine square weave...
Oh no worries I wasn't calling you out - we don't do that here. Royal Oxford has more of a sheen, definitely.
Quote:Originally Posted by Prince of Paisley Very nice. That type of oxford cloth - royal oxford I think it's called - is my favourite cloth. Very hardwearing, warm when it needs to be, reasonably iron friendly, and breathes as well....
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