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Recent content by WetbehindEars
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If you had to do it all over again...
That's probably a good idea. Socks, too. After underwear, I'd start with a medium/dark suit (lighter than charcoal, and perhaps with an interesting weave like herringbone), navy trousers, tan trousers (lighter fabric), light tan blazer, brown captoes (maybe a bit of broguing), plain captoe...- WetbehindEars
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best Bang for Your Buck Dress Shoes?
If you're happy with pretty traditional styles, Allen Edmonds is an obvious choice (as many have already stated). I personally wouldn't buy anything from them other than their most classic styles; I don't think most of their other shoes are very attractive. Personal opinion, of course... and...- WetbehindEars
- Post #53
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best Bang for Your Buck Dress Shoes?
If you're happy with pretty traditional styles, Allen Edmonds is an obvious choice (as many have already stated). I personally wouldn't buy anything from them other than their most classic styles; I don't think most of their other shoes are very attractive. Personal opinion, of course... and...- WetbehindEars
- Post #52
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tips for making first garment?
Do you mean older handmade garments?- WetbehindEars
- Post #16
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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briefcase recommendations for broke student
Haha I laughed out loud at that and now my coworkers are looking at me strangely.- WetbehindEars
- Post #34
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Equus Leather - English Handstitched Bridle Leather Belts - Official Affiliate and Review Thread
Yeah, it's hard to get rich when you're making labor-intensive goods from quality materials and not overcharging; but I'd take a good trade over being rich any day. Thanks again for all the hard work, a Havana west end will be ordered as soon as I hit 180ish :)- WetbehindEars
- Post #422
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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briefcase recommendations for broke student
Wow... you get a lot in there! Thanks for the detailed description; now this really is hard to decide... I'll think about it for a while, thanks all for sharing.- WetbehindEars
- Post #31
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Equus Leather - English Handstitched Bridle Leather Belts - Official Affiliate and Review Thread
Charlie, I've been reading through the entire equus thread, marveling at the beautiful leather goods that people have kindly posted pictures of. I currently am not in a position to buy one of your belts (I just lost 25 lbs and I'm planning on at least 15 more) but once my waistline stabilizes...- WetbehindEars
- Post #418
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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briefcase recommendations for broke student
Yes, it did seem to be more of a briefcase, thanks for the information. My only reservation is the rounded top corners; do they cut down on the internal space or is the case still big enough for a 15 inch laptop? Does it look strange in real life?- WetbehindEars
- Post #28
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Tips for making first garment?
Your response is most appreciated, it is great to hear from someone who is experienced and who works in the trade. I have only had time currently to finish a few linen handkerchiefs, I've experimented with several different stitching styles to try to get better at hand sewing. Do you have a...- WetbehindEars
- Post #14
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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briefcase recommendations for broke student
Mangelo: I have a particular love of herringbone, that's one slick looking bag. You just made my decision a whole lot tougher... thanks :) Elliot: you're very right, it all depends on where you're working. I think a messenger bag would be perfect for a nurse, it's big enough to carry all the...- WetbehindEars
- Post #26
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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briefcase recommendations for broke student
I agree, depending on what business setting we're talking about (if I were working in a Berkeley food co-op it'd be fine, but definitely not for formal business). I'll check out some more jack spade, I know they're super popular and worth checking out. Thanks guys.- WetbehindEars
- Post #23
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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briefcase recommendations for broke student
I've heard a lot of good things about the timbuk2 bags but I've never really been interested in them because they're very much messenger-bag style... Nothing against that, I just prefer a briefcase to a messenger bag (it's more versatile and also tends to have a bit less of a flap, which I...- WetbehindEars
- Post #20
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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briefcase recommendations for broke student
Jt: why the knomo over the filson? I'm curious of your reasons. Colonial: thanks for the heads up, it's always good to have a lot of resources and I especially appreciate that this one is budget conscious :)- WetbehindEars
- Post #16
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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briefcase recommendations for broke student
Kcox: Thanks for the recommendation, that's a really nice bag, especially for that price. How's the quality? It's definitely a bit more grown-up than I'm thinking, but I'll keep it in mind when I need something a bit more serious. Thanks again for chipping in, it's much appreciated. Artem: I...- WetbehindEars
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear