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black_umbrella 
Loving the top half. Not sure I'm overly keen on the pants, but I'm not sure why. Is it possible that there is not enough pattern up top to balance the seriously FU pants? Either way that SC is nice.
And is that a piece of burlap in your pocket?
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Originally Posted by
UrbanComposition 
Suit looks, great PB, and that's a lovely fabric. Mind sharing the cloth?
NYR, the jacket is great and so are the pants, but not together. The colors seem off. Could be the lighting, of course. Do you have a dark brown or dark green SC?
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Originally Posted by
Artigas 
It's a sock.
But in all seriousness, really like this, NYR. You're an inspiration, and I don't just mean to your students.

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Originally Posted by
Holdfast 
Great top half. Trousers do not work with it at all. Not saying they're bad in and of themselves, but definitely not working in this particular fit.
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Tony Romo 
Wide Lapels
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Who takes your photos by the way? A student? (I'm assuming you're a teacher, correct me if I'm wrong.).
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Originally Posted by
inlandisland 
I agree that that jacket is awsome, but I also agree that the pants are clashing in a bit of an icky way.
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Omar1223 
NYR, where is the tie from?
LOL, not burlap, or a sock, but homemade square. My dad was tossing a 46R PRL Tweed coat, I took it and cut a square or two for me and a scarf length for my lil girl. I agree after seeing the photos that the pants don't quite work, don't have a solid dark brown or green for em, guess they'll stay with a navy blazer...
As far as the photographer, I'm lucky enough to have a cool ass wife who works with me (its how we met) and she does the pics with my iPhone.
We did want to try wider lapels on this coat (these are approaching 4") and I think with the particular details here it works...thanks for the comments guys.
Tie is BB wool, from the sale last winter on Madison.