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Originally Posted by FlyingMonkey View Post

Subdued today, with hopefully classic blues and greys, complete with black gunboats. Unfortunately, the picture quality (and odd stance caused by having to leap back quickly to get into place for the shot) means that you can't see the perfect break and cuff on the new Epaulet Walts... everything else, you've seen before. The only thing I'd want to change perhaps is to have white square, although I can't resist having a little something that throws things off a bit (this one is a pale blue and white PS with some embroidered detailing). And I know some people don't like the mod-style lapels on this jacket and what's more, it's also ventless - the horror, the horror! - but it was modelled after one my dad had made for him in 1965 and I love it. Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)


I think you need to try either a smaller tie knot or a larger shirt collar.
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Originally Posted by Orgetorix View Post


I think you need to try either a smaller tie knot or a larger shirt collar.

 

Thanks - actually it just needs tightening, which I only noticed after looking at the pictures.

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Originally Posted by sugarbutch View Post

If you can make it a size or two larger, I'm interested!

 

Not the first time I've heard that... cloud.gif

 

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Originally Posted by in stitches View Post

colors are terrible in the fit pic, all are properly represented in the collage.

Fit looks pretty nice. For me, a shade lighter in the shirt (or darker in the tie), and it would be great. BTW, was this a deliberate riff on what politician's tend to be fond of wearing, by way of homage to the day?

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Originally Posted by Holdfast View Post


Fit looks pretty nice. For me, a shade lighter in the shirt (or darker in the tie), and it would be great. BTW, was this a deliberate riff on what politician's tend to be fond of wearing, by way of homage to the day?

thanks, i think the fot is spot on. smile.gif

yeah, that is the general consensus, i should have gone with a ligher shirt. oh well, ill know for next time.

lol, it was not intentional, but a few hours ago i looked at myself and said, man, i look like a politician, except i dont look cheesy. smile.gif
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Originally Posted by in stitches View Post

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Originally Posted by Holdfast View Post


Fit looks pretty nice. For me, a shade lighter in the shirt (or darker in the tie), and it would be great. BTW, was this a deliberate riff on what politician's tend to be fond of wearing, by way of homage to the day?

thanks, i think the fot is spot on. smile.gif

yeah, that is the general consensus, i should have gone with a ligher shirt. oh well, ill know for next time.

lol, it was not intentional, but a few hours ago i looked at myself and said, man, i look like a politician, except i dont look cheesy. smile.gif

 

That would have required the obligatory political white shirt, yes. :)

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Originally Posted by in stitches View Post

trying to decide if i should keep this tie or not. Stitchy montage (Click to show)
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I think you'll find that pink - brown isn't an especially useful color combination.
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Originally Posted by Superfluous View Post

Yes, you want the top of the pant closer to the buttoning point so you don't see the triangle of the shirt underneath.

I don't think so.

Its not like the coat splits open directly under the buttoning point (well, not when the jacket fits anyway). There should still be overlaping fabric for at least a few inches before the quarters start to open. If you are suggesting the buttoning point within maybe 3 or 4 inches of the top of the pants, fine, but within like an inch is too low, imho.
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Normally post in the MC Casual thread, but eff it.





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Originally Posted by Quadcammer View Post


I don't think so.
Its not like the coat splits open directly under the buttoning point (well, not when the jacket fits anyway). There should still be overlaping fabric for at least a few inches before the quarters start to open. If you are suggesting the buttoning point within maybe 3 or 4 inches of the top of the pants, fine, but within like an inch is too low, imho.

What about higher rise trousers instead of an excessively low button stance?

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Green tie for prosperity on election day. Don't forget to vote.


(shoulder waves are from lifting my arms up to hold the camera)
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Sorry for the crappy posing and quick/sloppy afternoon shots.  Just doing this in a hurry.

 

Charles Tyrwhitt tailored fit shirt.

Kiton tie (thank you Top Shelf).

Calvin Klein navy pants.

Allen Edmonds McAllister walnut shoes / AE belt.

Marc New York jacket (Moores).

 

Wondered what the thoughts were on colour combo.  Most people around the office were complimentary, a couple felt there were too many things going on.
I wouldn't generally have put the jacket on, but it was cold this morning.

 

Opinions appreciated.

 

Thanks!

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Jacket sleeve got caught up, but I'm sure no-one would have said anything.

 

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Tis the season:

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That's a helluva difficult tie to pair with anything. I don't like it in that combo, but I won't recommend you to burn it. Try it again come summer...

And despite a growing navy pants consensus, Manton's insight applies here as well: gray flannels would work better.
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