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Dyeing a briefcase
I have a briefcase given to me at a school where I used to teach. Nothing special; Samsonite, perfectly functional, black leather and good for a laptop. But it does have the school name written in white ink of some kind, and I'd like to cover that. Is there a dye that will cover that, possibly...- leftync
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Shoe fit
Interesting photos. Almost look like my two pairs, particularly the left, with the snug fit and wide V laces (which look fine, IMO). but I did cut the stitching on the sides of the tongue; no problems, and a more comfortable fit. The shoe is contoured in a way that's new to me. I have more...- leftync
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Shoe fit
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Shoe fit
For the past few decades, I basically looked at shoes as dressy looking sneakers, wearing mostly Rockports, with some Dexters and Bostonians, all rubber soles, cemented. I've done some reading about better shoes and better fit, and I wonder if the loose, heavily cushioned shoes I've always worn...- leftync
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Help with buying my first decent suit
I’d advise you to check out local Goodwill, Salvation Army, etc. I’m an older guys whose work never really required a particularly elegant wardrobe (newspapers and academia). I always needed one or two suits, and would look for sales Or occasionally find something at a Marshals’s or Ross. But a...- leftync
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New blazer - shoulders too wide?
Curious as to whether you have one shoulder lower than the other.- leftync
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New blazer - shoulders too wide?
Congratulations on the weight loss. You’ll look better no matter what you wear.- leftync
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di Stefano suit
Curious as to whether anyone has heard of di Stefano suits. I purchased one in a thrift store at a price that carries little risk. Seems like an extremely nicely made suit, although I don’t own anything bespoke or made to measure. I googled it and picked up a bit of its history and ownership...- leftync
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