HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III - Page 2167

upr and Uuno looking great recently; upr esp. for the shirt yesterday and Uuno for the shoes.

 

 

Monday...

 

Yeah its a nice store. A lot of the stuff that they sell there is too fashion forward for me, but I actually stopped by yesterday on my way back from being out east.They had few nice pairs of tod's left. A really nice dark tan suede pair that I wanted. Unfortunately nothing left in my size, but they were marked down to 50% or 60% off I think. If you are interested, I can give you the name of the woman there that helps me.

-LR

Thanks. I will probably order a pair from their website.

-LR

I musy say this is one of the best summer outfit I have seen in this thread so far. I just love it Mr!

I have a pair of Quoddy camp mocs in pebble grain that I like. Worth a look.

I was looking into a pair of camp mocs myself but they are all usually so narrow for me. do they offer e widths or does the leather stretch out enough? I run into this problem with other loafers as well.

I have seen Quoddyy's online but haven't had a chance to try on a pair. They are a bit more expensive than the Rancourts. Do you think they are better made? Thanks.

-LR

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This is the most recent pair of pants that I've made, so I included some close-ups in the spoiler: Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)

I second the Quoddy camp mocs.

I've found that most traditionally sewn mocs, made with good leather and with handsewn lakes, stretch-out a bit very quickly. Plus, a camp moc is a blucher, meaning you have some latitude on the fit across the foot because of the lacing.

That being said, when you buy directly from Rancourt or Quoddy, you're basically buying made-to-order. Both makers offer several widths in most of their shoes, just like the old days. Check out their web sites.

Quoddy and Rancourt are equivalent in terms of the standard and philosophy of make, in my opinion. With both, it is worth checking if their specials for Ralph Lauren, Leffot, LeatherSoul, etc. are more to your liking since details vary among the models (assuming that that they carry your size.)

I'll piggyback on your post again about the Quoddys. If I recall correctly, J. Crew sells their camp mocs (not sure if they're made for J. Crew, and if so, how construction differs) for a little over $200.00.

Very impressive!

Hey fellas, long time no post.

Italian background, 3-roll-2.





brown tweed jacket.
blue OCBD.
navy tie.
light blue PS.
silver tie bar.
silver watch.
british tan-colored khakis.
brown single monks.

Nice SC! If I may shoot: jacket seems a tad tight and short. Not a fan of the bd collar. Maybe a white linen ps would seem less match-y (bonus points: navy edges)

I have a feeling Spoo's 20K post will be memorable....