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Recent content by Bracemaker
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Musto "technical tweed"?
I think it is the same stuff Chrysalis use - and my jacket from them is warm and dry, but there again I am not a biker. http://www.chrysalisclothes.co.uk/- Bracemaker
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Duchamp London online order
Ummm... you cannot complain when you buy from a supplier outside your own country and your own government sees fit to charge you for the privilege. You are the ones that voted them in, not your supplier! That said we use air post UK to the USA because (usually) if the packet value is under $250...- Bracemaker
- Post #11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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your thoughts on shirt armband?
I am rather surprised you haven't been asked to design an iGent limited edition "Salad Days" Armband. Perhaps you could decorate it with Edward VIII's crown? Funnily enough, no. You've just reminded me of a Monty Python version of Salad Days had it been directed by Sam Peckinpah... Now, had...- Bracemaker
- Post #24
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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your thoughts on shirt armband?
My tailor tend to make my shirts with too long sleeves that shrinks down to their proper size after two washes. I think arm bands may come in handy in the initial wearings. Where to get them online? Our website of course! Bless you for asking and prompting this unsolicited and blatant...- Bracemaker
- Post #20
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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your thoughts on shirt armband?
You mean garters. Last time I even thought of them I was 13 and was growing in ways that made shirts fitting not the simplest thing. I wouldn't go with garters. No - garters are elastic loops for holding socks up and constricting the blood flow to the toes. Sock suspenders are the devices we...- Bracemaker
- Post #19
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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your thoughts on shirt armband?
You sold 24,000 pair? I never see these on anyone and it seems like someone who would worry about this would get their shirts made. I suppose the fact they are no longer made is an indication of their popularity. Still, I think an American would consider these a quaint affectation which evokes a...- Bracemaker
- Post #11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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your thoughts on shirt armband?
They're fine. Get some from Albert Thurston and grab some boxcloth braces at the same time. I've also seen some for sale on ebay for less. Unless you have bulging biceps, you shouldn't have any circulation problems. Wore mine yesterday at a wedding. Took off my jacket a few times during the...- Bracemaker
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Where can I buy a decent quality tuxedo in Australia?
Henry Buck (under 1000 Aus $)- Bracemaker
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Duchamp having 50% off sale!!!
This is not one of their stronger collections. I hope they get back to their roots. I have a suspicion Mitchell Jacobs will be doing just that at Penrose :- http://www.drapersonline.com/news/pe...942244.article I didnt get time to see their full collection at Pitti as we were rather busy (I'm...- Bracemaker
- Post #13
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Has anyone heard of FACIS Italian suits?
They have a big stand at pitti Uomo in Florence - over 800 outlets or retailers who sell their brand in Italy - not so well known elsewhere. As a fellow exhibitor they wont let me on their stand so i know nothing of their make or quality.- Bracemaker
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tailoring RTW in North England
Try - Rhodes Wood in Harrogate Steed in Carlisle (long way to go tho') Goodalls in leeds- Bracemaker
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Should white linen pants be lined?
I was following a young lady down the street at the weekend wearing some with a pale blue thong underneath. It was poetry in motion, like two small ferrets in a sack, so I say NO! What you chaps decide is your own business, but probably YES!- Bracemaker
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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UK clothing sites that ship to the US?
We do www.albertthurston.com and we do not have a shipping charge. Also Bromleys www.classicwardrobe.co.uk- Bracemaker
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tokyo Shopping
Agree about Omotesando, also Roppongi Hills worth a look.- Bracemaker
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Shoe ID: Russian Reindeer, British Consuls, H
C.W.Horrells was a manufacturer in Fitzwilliam street Rushden, Northampton which closed in 1976. That confirms it then - although they found the ship in 1973 they did not start getting the leather out of the wreck until 1978.- Bracemaker
- Post #13
- Forum: Classic Menswear