Color contest: brown. Sponsored by Kent Wang - Page 10

Pastels for Easter: Pretty wrinkly. Cotton and linen get trashed by the wind- or rain-pants I wear during the motorcycle commute, particularly in the crotch and knees. Pants could be slimmer too. Some details, w/ color more true to life: The socks are whitish, gray, and brown w/ pink.

Wow, I see some great color combinations here! It's thrilling to see all the photos. Keep it up!

Mr Pyle are you lecturing?

This is from an old post:

This is an archive photo/outfit:







Barbour tattersall shirt
Barbour sweater
Brooks bow
red with navy polka dot pocket square
J.Press tweed
Brooks cords
Alden for Brooks suede captoes
argyles from Steinmart (I think)

It's a very comfortable, and warm, combination.

[quote=emptym;967005]Wore brown a couple times this week.
First is a dark brown velvet jacket, w/ brown tweed pants:


Love those wide legged trousers.

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Harris, nice roped shoulders on that jacket. What is the make?

I really love the palette, but man, those trousers are short. I mean, I understand the appeal of zero break, but those are so subzero your ankles must be freezing.

From the archives:

One more non-entry entry:

Prof. Design - Not an action shot, I'm afraid. Just a pose.
Holdfast- I appreciate your restraint. If you go to J. Press and tell the tailor, "Cuffed with no Break, that is what you get." Good luck, you have a good shot at winning this thing.

Cool watch. Is it vintage? The hands, dial and case decoration all have a 1920's vibe, but the case shape and structure seem later, maybe '40's. So my guess is that its either 1930's or is fashioned after one from this era. Can't see any labeling on the dial.

Nah, I don't tend to do well in this sort of contest; different strokes for different folks I think. I just enter for fun/the challenge.

I really like the palette choice in your outfit, as I said. It's just the break is pretty intense, at least for me. J. Press take no prisoners!