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My still cheap what?
lol, i get it!! because he wrote "your" instead of "you're"!! way to call him out on internet grammar good buddy
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My still cheap what?
I'm not an SWD regular, for what it's worth, though I've been visiting this side of the board more. My advice is pretty rooted in MC logic.
Anyone have experience with both of these and can give me a quick comparison of the two? i.e. quality, color, etc?
I am looking for a winter coat to wear over a suit. It's my first business coat and I prefer a modern and slim look. Should I buy this coat?
I think this question is best suited for the MC side of the board, since they're more likely to wear overcoats. That said, I'd advise against a purely black overcoat. Black overcoats tend to look cheap at worst and severe at best. They also just don't look very stylish; you see them often on poorly dressed businessmen. Charcoal and grey are easier colors to work with. With charcoal, you can even show off nice patterns, such this. The man pictured there is perhaps a bit too classic and traditional looking for SWD's taste, but again, I'm only linking to showcase the color and pattern of his coat. There are also navy and camel overcoats, with camel being the harder color to work with, but still holds great potential. This, of course, should all be considered against the color of the suit you're planning to wear with this. You don't want the color of your overcoat to look too close to the color of your suits, which is perhaps why camel might hold great potential (unless, of course, you are the rare man with a collection of camel colored suits).
good advice, but you used "perhaps" too many times.
lol, i get it!! because he wrote "your" instead of "you're"!! way to call him out on internet grammar good buddy