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Originally Posted by 12345Michael54321 
For sweaters, my two staple colors are navy and burgundy. I'm not knocking grey, which is certainly a useful color, but I often wear khaki chinos, brown cords, sometimes grey trousers, and I just think that burgundy works better with those colors than does grey.
In fairness, I suppose if one wears a lot of blue or black jeans, a grey sweater would be a pretty good color choice (although it's not like burgundy isn't also a perfectly fine choice with blue or black jeans).
So, is it sweater weather up in Toronto yet? Down here in Baltimore, I'm still waiting for the chilly autumn weather to settle in, at which point I'll likely head down to Skyline Drive (Shenandoah National Park) and photograph the fall foliage. (I dislike summer, and look forward to the first frost of the season.)
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Michael
For sweaters, my two staple colors are navy and burgundy. I'm not knocking grey, which is certainly a useful color, but I often wear khaki chinos, brown cords, sometimes grey trousers, and I just think that burgundy works better with those colors than does grey.
In fairness, I suppose if one wears a lot of blue or black jeans, a grey sweater would be a pretty good color choice (although it's not like burgundy isn't also a perfectly fine choice with blue or black jeans).
So, is it sweater weather up in Toronto yet? Down here in Baltimore, I'm still waiting for the chilly autumn weather to settle in, at which point I'll likely head down to Skyline Drive (Shenandoah National Park) and photograph the fall foliage. (I dislike summer, and look forward to the first frost of the season.)
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Michael
Oh yep burgundy is good too. I already have a few burgundy shoes and stuff though so I don't want to be known as the 'burgundy man' if i get a sweater in that color too. Otherwise I agree that is a good color choice as well.
It's gotten a bit chilly, to the point where you can wear a sweater without a jacket outside. Yeah, I used to actually prefer summer but not anymore with all the warm weather over the past few years.
