rayfinkle
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I recently began rebuilding my wardrobe. Now that I'm firmly in my career, I figure it is time to move up from Men's Warehouse/JoBank. However, in my zeal, I may have made a fashion error.
The first thing I had made was a beautiful charcoal suit. It was during the designing of that suit, however, that I learned about pick stitching. I had it done, and it's understated but, I think, well done. So when I went back to design a handful of other garments, I decided to get it more pronounced on the one item that wasn't strictly for work: the sport coat. So I ended up getting a darker navy blazer with... a little bit darker thread used for the pick stitching. My style is mostly simple and conservative, but I thought this might look nice. Now that I have read a little bit more on it, I think that maybe I went into tacky land.
So, is there any chance this won't look terrible? It's a somewhat expensive jacket so I'm hoping it's not too bad, but I was bound to make some kind of faux pas as this is my first foray into quality clothing. Maybe an expensive lesson?
The first thing I had made was a beautiful charcoal suit. It was during the designing of that suit, however, that I learned about pick stitching. I had it done, and it's understated but, I think, well done. So when I went back to design a handful of other garments, I decided to get it more pronounced on the one item that wasn't strictly for work: the sport coat. So I ended up getting a darker navy blazer with... a little bit darker thread used for the pick stitching. My style is mostly simple and conservative, but I thought this might look nice. Now that I have read a little bit more on it, I think that maybe I went into tacky land.
So, is there any chance this won't look terrible? It's a somewhat expensive jacket so I'm hoping it's not too bad, but I was bound to make some kind of faux pas as this is my first foray into quality clothing. Maybe an expensive lesson?
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