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If it was a choice between grey and navy, only a tiny minority would choose grey?
Both have there place at the top of the MC wardrobe, for sure. Gray may work better for some guys. I've just been on a navy kick for the past year or so. I love gray suits, especially mid- to light-gray. But, since navy actually has color, it's more forceful and provides more contrast and energy to shirts, complexions, etc. As been mentioned, it's also got lots of "flavors". Lots of shades of navy ranging from purpley-blue to greenish-blue.
are you just built that way (bulky upper pecs and traps)
Bugle Boy?
Start a pole. Post good examples of both. Let the masses decide.
Naw. Gieves & Hawkes but deshouldered and resleeved.
You took out the shoulder padding? What do you mean about resleeved?
Took out the shoulder padding and when the sleeve was reattached, had my tailor do a natural sleeve instead of the original roped sleeve.
That seems too much trouble to go through, I wonder what an alteration like that costs? $200-300 per suit?
Or, Aj-del, (or someone else who has an affinity for grey) how about starting an "In Praise of Grey" thread? Rather than a competition or pole build a thread of the best examples for inspiration. You might convert me