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Recent content by hisroadside
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What handbag should my mom get ?
ok IMHO in no way can he afford an LV, Dior, Balenciaga, etc. and even less a hermes (do you realise how much those cost!) at 500 dollars. I would not suggest a Marc Jacobs as I have seen on two occasions the leather stain from wearing them agaisnt a pair of jeans or many other surfaces...- hisroadside
- Post #22
- Forum: General Discussions
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Why aren't pockets sewn into shearling coats?
if I'm not mistaken I think it's because these are mainly hand pockets 9not for storing stuff) and by having them not stitched all around you get an extra layer of shearling all around the pocket and the coat, thus making it less penetrable to cold. I find this is often the case on Shearling...- hisroadside
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Is this Rizal leather peacoat worth anything?
I can't vouch for quality but Rizal is I believe a French producer of furs, they have a store in Lyon and I hear that they produce in Europe, I have bought Rizal as gifts for female friends and family and I found it to be quite nice but I have no knowledge in furs so take it as a random...- hisroadside
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Going to France, what sort of SF approved things can I do there?
Hey, long time since my last post, in Lyon you can find JM Weston off of Bellecourt, (the main city center) and a Pal Zileri / Grafiti (RL clothing etc. jm weston and other good shoe brands inside) near Terreaux. Basically wonder down the "rue de la Republic between Bellecourt and...- hisroadside
- Post #19
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Can a girl wear a Sterlingwear pea coat?
its going to button the opposite way for a woman though, it seems women's coats button on the opposite side from men's coats.- hisroadside
- Post #77
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Do YKK have a monopoly on zippers?
yep talon and rir for high end zippers in the euro zone- hisroadside
- Post #7
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What did you do last night? (This is How We Roll)
uh oh I should get flamed for this but I gotta do it. Three day Trip to Annecy France which is like the nicest place. We went with some of the Bourgoisie Lyonnaise Who had a house in Veyrier dU Lac in Some huge ass house, went waterskiing Boarding tubing and all other water-tracting...- hisroadside
- Post #2,065
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Pen advice.
I wouldn't adventure myslef into fountain pen territory until having at least tried one for something like a week or so. Buy a cheap Waterman or something and see if it is the best solution for your needs. Then opt for a nice pen. just my opinion though.- hisroadside
- Post #47
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Things you wish they taught you at school
that life isn't and will never be fair. They teach shop in middle school in the US at least where I went. and I did electrical/electronic and mechanical engineering in HS in France- hisroadside
- Post #20
- Forum: General Discussions
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Wine pairings with Chocolate Cake
sauterne is pretty expensive though......- hisroadside
- Post #13
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Please translate
As we'd say in the states, I'm glad we cool!- hisroadside
- Post #18
- Forum: General Discussions
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Wine pairings with Chocolate Cake
You could try Brachetto, Vin Santo , Banyuls or Tawny Port. However, I think you generally will enjoy dessert wines more with cheese or by themselves and dessert more without wine. cheese goes with red wine dessert with white.- hisroadside
- Post #11
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Wine pairings with Chocolate Cake
champagne would probably fare along well. Tokaj would be good, think white and sweet. Savoian Straw dried grape wine would rock as well IMO. (vin de paille)- hisroadside
- Post #10
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Beer Thread
best cheap beer is Stella or Budweiser budvar, the czech one. Tiskie is good as well. I really do enjoy a Beck's or Pilsner Urquell though slightly more expensive.- hisroadside
- Post #446
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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how do you say these words?
+1 i think its actually spel(t)led Frebruary though.....- hisroadside
- Post #20
- Forum: General Discussions