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You almost got the security look to the tee. If you're going for the security look, my advice is to change the shoes to unpolished black shoes with square toe.... :D
Otherwise, quite a nice look!


ummmmm, oooohkaaaaay. :lookaround:


Awesome sauce fit!


thanks, brah!

stitches - much improved, although the jacket looks too tight and the shoes are too sleek for the pants


why thank you, tegs. jacket may be a hair tight, but i like the fit quite a bit. maybe motivation to drop a few pounds?

agree, shoes are wrong for outfit. if i had the rounder suede cap toes that arrived later in the day, when i got dressed yesterday morning, i would have worn them. but i didnt. black shoes were a no go. my GG oxfords were too formal i thought, so the loafers were my best option at the time, imo. but now that has been remedied. :)
 

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is there a reason why don't get your pants cuffed?
 

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Happy All Saints Day

Sweater: Spirit of Shetland
Shirt: David Woods (Portland ME)
Trousers: Epaulet
Hymnal: Evangelisches Gesangbuch
 

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is there a reason why don't get your pants cuffed?


see todays fit in MC WAYWRN. flat no cuff, pleat cuff. that is what i do. also, as mentioned, i dont have long legs, and i think cuffs make that look even worse. but, also as i have said, i may try cuffs on pleatless one of these days. we shall see.
 

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I am a-feared of that tie.
 

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TWD, color combo of SC and jeans is quite nice.
 

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