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This is very nice...but a less wrinkled collar would have really perfected such a dressy outfit...
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This is very nice...but a less wrinkled collar would have really perfected such a dressy outfit...
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X-mas in July
Re. the recent discussion about trouser fit: of course balance between top and bottom blocks is important, but for me personally, the main concern is the fact that I have really small feet (UK size 6). So I have always worn trousers with a narrow leg opening (7"), long before it became a #menswear craze. In my experience, trouser drape is not so much determined by their fullness, but by their rise. Higher rise trousers drape better and neater. Period.
Re. the recent discussion about trouser fit: of course balance between top and bottom blocks is important, but for me personally, the main concern is the fact that I have really small feet (UK size 6). So I have always worn trousers with a narrow leg opening (7"), long before it became a #menswear craze. In my experience, trouser drape is not so much determined by their fullness, but by their rise. Higher rise trousers drape better and neater. Period.
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Ya, foot size and obviously shoe type factors into one's decision on how to determine trouser leg opening.
A gent who has a size 10UK foot and prefers CJ's 348 last obviously would want a wider leg opening to avoid looking as if he's on skis. But for most guys I think 8 1/2" to 9" is a good range.
A gent who has a size 10UK foot and prefers CJ's 348 last obviously would want a wider leg opening to avoid looking as if he's on skis. But for most guys I think 8 1/2" to 9" is a good range.
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ftfy
it certainly looks good on you, and thanks for chiming in. i mean, we have been talking about you all day, you deserve a say.
i think the only thing I've ever put in my front pocket is my hand when i get bored.
ftfy
it certainly looks good on you, and thanks for chiming in. i mean, we have been talking about you all day, you deserve a say.
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you have back pockets and breast pockets mang! use em. if they're full and you HAVE to use your front pockets, get a briefcase. Nothing looks worse than lumps and lines from **** in your front pockets. doubt me? empty your pockets and take the pic again and do a side by side. You'll find I'm right.
This. (Except for the back pockets thing. If I need to carry more than what fits in the 5-6 pockets of my jacket, then I need to carry less stuff.)
@sugarbutch, excellent. makes up for yesterday.
Hey, man, it wasn't as bad as all that. But thanks.
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Minimal color palette today. Took a whole lot of restraint not to pick a color or pattern, I even almost wore black oxfords but I had to make the look mine so i ditched the oxfords for suede dob monks
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teh armoury transformation. it is complete.
earth tones really do you well, rd.
Hey guys
teh armoury transformation. it is complete.
earth tones really do you well, rd.
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Hey guys
so sweet...deets on the jacket...?
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also, that pics really needs to be seen in full.
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