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post #43201 of 53279
1/14/13 at 1:12pm
black_umbrella: There's not enough vee in that v-neck.
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post #43202 of 53279
1/14/13 at 1:34pm
So winter obv. is not over yet...



Suitsupply SC
Suitsupply Scarf
Suitsupply Denim-Shirt
H&M Pants
Bexley Belt
Bexley Chukkas
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post #43203 of 53279
1/14/13 at 1:42pm
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Originally Posted by sugarbutch View Post

black_umbrella: There's not enough vee in that v-neck.

I know, however, it has recently been pointed out to me that v-necks are apparently very "upper prole." I may be making the switch to crewnecks exclusively.
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post #43204 of 53279
1/14/13 at 1:43pm
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Originally Posted by aravenel View Post

Very nice, CW. Very tasteful.

What do you think of the Cottonwork shirts?
Thanks, I rate the cottonwork shirts fairly highly for the price point. Like any online mtm place where you cant feel the fabrics i've had a few shockers but at the very least my fit is dialed in and they are very flexible with little additions like lighter interlining etc. That being said, now I'm slowly introducing shirts to my own line I'm buying them less and less. If I had to try a new mtm maker online i'd probably give luxire a shot, they seem to be putting out some nice stuff.
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post #43205 of 53279
1/14/13 at 1:46pm
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Originally Posted by Charlie's Wardrobe View Post

Thanks, I rate the cottonwork shirts fairly highly for the price point. Like any online mtm place where you cant feel the fabrics i've had a few shockers but at the very least my fit is dialed in and they are very flexible with little additions like lighter interlining etc. That being said, now I'm slowly introducing shirts to my own line I'm buying them less and less. If I had to try a new mtm maker online i'd probably give luxire a shot, they seem to be putting out some nice stuff.

Thanks. Good to hear about the interlining. The one shirt of theirs I saw had a very, very stiff collar and cuffs. If they will lighten it up, that's good to hear.
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post #43206 of 53279
1/14/13 at 1:50pm
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Originally Posted by black_umbrella View Post

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Originally Posted by sugarbutch View Post

black_umbrella: There's not enough vee in that v-neck.

I know, however, it has recently been pointed out to me that v-necks are apparently very "upper prole." I may be making the switch to crewnecks exclusively.

Don't buy into that claptrap.
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post #43207 of 53279
1/14/13 at 1:55pm
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Originally Posted by black_umbrella View Post

I know, however, it has recently been pointed out to me that v-necks are apparently very "upper prole." I may be making the switch to crewnecks exclusively.

Crewneck + tie always looks sad.

There is nothing apparent about the proletude of v--necks.
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post #43208 of 53279
1/14/13 at 1:59pm
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Originally Posted by sugarbutch View Post

Don't buy into that claptrap.

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Originally Posted by Cantabrigian View Post

Crewneck + tie always looks sad.

There is nothing apparent about the proletude of v--necks.


smile.gif - just kidding guys....

The high v-neck is a persistant problem where I live. Finding a suitably low one is a major pain in the a**. However, I find that I like the higher v-neck when I'm not wearing a tie. I guess the solution is two sweaters in every color!

Edit: action shot of tieless fit
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Edited by black_umbrella - 1/14/13 at 2:51pm
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post #43209 of 53279
1/14/13 at 3:18pm
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Originally Posted by Cantabrigian View Post

Crewneck + tie always looks sad.

I don't agree with that. Depending on the crew neck, it can be a bit more contemporary / fashion-forward than often seen in MC (or is it CM now) but sad, no.
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post #43210 of 53279
1/14/13 at 3:20pm
Do you have an example photo handy? I've never seen it done streetwear style. I've only ever seen people who should be wearing a v-neck but bought a crewneck on sale instead.
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post #43211 of 53279
1/14/13 at 3:24pm
It is interview season. Sorry I do not have a better picture. Never been happy with the shoulders on this suit but it was my first SF informed purchase so. Yeah. Missed posting in here. Maybe when I get a j.o.b. again I will be able to more.



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Same suit, different shirt, same tie. Better body shot?


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post #43212 of 53279
1/14/13 at 4:15pm




Zegna
Finamore
Drakes
Moschino
Trafalgar
Panta
Avi Rossini
Creed orange spice
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post #43213 of 53279
1/14/13 at 4:22pm
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Originally Posted by SeaJen View Post

Havent posted in a while, but I thought I'd record this tie's maiden voyage.

Samuelsohn SC

Zegna tie

CT shirt (with shy cuffs apparently)

PRL pants

Loake shoes

 

 

 

 

Wow. Classic example of a three pattern match that "should" work, but doesn't. You even had the high contrast, relatively dark tie concept working in your favour.

 

I think the problem is that the colors are too well matched, The base color of the tie and the over-check on the sc are just too close in hue and tone to keep the patterns from clashing..

 

A navy or black tie with a woven pattern in between the shirt stripe scale and the sc plaid scale would make this an outstanding outfit despite the lack of contrast between sc and trousers. I recommend a black tie. Navy would brighten it a bit and even a bitter chocolate woven pattern tie would work with brown shoes.

 

Just an opinion not based on science.

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post #43214 of 53279
1/14/13 at 4:34pm
This is what I wore most of last week.


Here's what I'm wearing today dammit.




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post #43215 of 53279
1/14/13 at 4:34pm

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