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Best Movie for classic Menswear inspiration
Pretty much anything with Cary Grant. NxNW is great; he had awesome shoes. Eva St. Marie was great in it too. Fred Astaire always looked good too. +1- 1up2down
- Post #36
- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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Please Identify This Style of Shirt Cuff
The Bond Two-Barrel Shotgun Cuff... (Ok, maybe not that funny. No idea about the cuff...)- 1up2down
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Steam suits in Bathroom?
Working in a restaurant is tough on clothes for sure. Especially if you spend time in the kitchen. I worked at a restaurant quite a while a go. I had what I'll call, "Work Clothes," that I only wore while working at the restaurant. I would never have wore one of my other suits to work...- 1up2down
- Post #11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What are those metal things on the bottom of the heels called?
I usually just say, "would you put those protective thingys on the heels for me"? Get's the job done..!- 1up2down
- Post #21
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What does one month on SF get you?
You are quantifying your wardrobe based on price. This is a sucker's move. Spending more only guarantees one thing: You paid more. It doesn't mean you get better style and quality. Some of the stuff that is more expensive is indistinguishable from stuff that costs 1/5 the price. Some stuff that...- 1up2down
- Post #79
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What does one month on SF get you?
I've been here about a month. I am taking it all in learning a lot. I have a half decent job, but have to justify spending money haphazardly. And, I'm married so I have my wife's feelings too. We just bought another house and plan on making some major upgrades so... I am going slow. Going to...- 1up2down
- Post #66
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best oxfords under or around $100
If you live near a Johnson and Murphy outlet, check them out. I got a pair of $150 shoes for $50, most of the outlets are having a sale now. Call them up and ask for the $50 sale, they have Oxfords and Loafers. I just bought my second pair of Johnston and Murphy. I love my first pair. Have had...- 1up2down
- Post #18
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best oxfords under or around $100
Yikes...corrected grain leather...glued on rubber sole...I know budgets can be tight, but in my honest opinion (having worn Bostonian, Florsheim, and other brands) you're wasting your money. Those shoes will fall apart after about a year of regular wear. Even Loake's L1 line, which is corrected...- 1up2down
- Post #15
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best oxfords under or around $100
Bostonian - Great shoe for $115.00 In my opinion it's a $200.00 shoe..- 1up2down
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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I admit it, It was me.
I think you should put them on the mantle.. They're a show piece for sure.- 1up2down
- Post #15
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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anonymity
Cause I don't want my boss to know tht I am on SF 8 hrs every day! 3,554 posts ---------------- 253.8 per month 8.4 per day + the untold posts that you read but felt unworthy of your participation. Yea, if I were your boss, I'd probably have something to say..! Most Awesome. I'm going to see...- 1up2down
- Post #11
- Forum: General Discussions
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anonymity
Do you mean animosity? Maybe!)(?) the veil of the internets is a warm and loving petri dish. +1 I figured he was referring to everyone blocking out their faces in the WAYWT threads. Bingo.. That's it! Partially anyways. This does seem to be a close knit group of "Masonic'ish" members. Even...- 1up2down
- Post #9
- Forum: General Discussions
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What Are You Saying Today? (AKA The Random Thoughts/Blogging Thread)
... I didn't say it was your fault... I said I was blaming you...!- 1up2down
- Post #3,508
- Forum: General Discussions
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anonymity
Just curious... Why is everyone so full of anonymity on this forum..?- 1up2down
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- Forum: General Discussions
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Which wallet should I get?
made from 100% human penis skin yes... and if you rub it it turns into a suitcase..- 1up2down
- Post #38
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Any love for colored silk knot cufflinks?
I would say it's wrong. They are less formal. For black tie you want your most formal set. +1- 1up2down
- Post #41
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Learning How to Sell
Really just three steps to successful sales... 1) PROSPECTING: Finding people who have a need for what you offer, and the ability ( The authority to make the decision and the money to proceed.) to buy. 2) SELLING: Explaining how what you are offering is the best solution to their needs. 3)...- 1up2down
- Post #10
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Learning How to Sell
"Selling" is easy, anyone can do it..! "Closing" is the point of success. When people tell me they can sell ice cubes to an Eskimo it makes me cringe. I'm not impressed. Find people who really need them and sell them to them... another good book - 7 Habits- 1up2down
- Post #7
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Are you a negative person?
"These People" are usually the most successful people in society. Each of us have our own opinion of what criteria needs to be meet to be "successful." They may not meet your, (or my,) criteria for success, but, they probably don't care. Not as much as we would/do. What freedom...!- 1up2down
- Post #10
- Forum: General Discussions