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Originally Posted by Journeyman View Post

Mine's a fair bit older than yours was - it's a 1990 NA6A in silverstone metallic with black leather seats and a few unobtrusive modifications, plus a set of 15" NB8A wheels.
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Originally Posted by sliq View Post

choice. didn't have any short nose crank dramas, did it? i love the 1.6's. so revvy.

Thankfully, no problems thus far, and I've had it for the past 14 years. It's actually a Japanese import that was brought in by a friend of mine who bought in when she was working in Japan and privately imported it when she came back to Australia.

As a consequence, it differs a bit from the Australian versions, as it has leather seats, headrest speakers, front driving lights, and a higher redline (which also means that I have to feed it premium unleaded).
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Originally Posted by ColdEyedPugilist View Post

Nice look, friend.
Just a suggestion, swap the shirt for one with finer, less bold stripes to complement the heavily saturated pattern on the tie and it will be a killer outfit. smile.gif

CEP, a few years back I used to do exactly that, and I would usually wear the shirt with a plain navy cashmere tie.

However, over the past few years I've either become more daring (or more tasteless) and I've started to combine patterns more. I think that, even though the printed tie has a reasonably busy pattern, because of the small scale of the pattern and the complementary colours, it works well with the striped shirt.
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coldeyedpugilist, can't say im too knowledgeable with the units, never took part in any of that BMT. straight up admin from the get-go. singapores been fun in some ways, not so in others but thats how things are i guess.

i've not really explored this whole place apart from the 'yohji' thread and a coule pages of the the waywt thread but someone enlighten me on the general audience of the styleforum, if this isnt the wrong place to ask.
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Originally Posted by Michael Sy View Post

Yeah, I am in the same predicament. I am looking for 3 ties at around $40 a piece. HC might just be out of my reach.

I probably won't delve into MJ suits yet. I am going to stay with Elite for the time being - his suits are really starting to grow on me.

Hi Michael,

Sadly the $39.95 sale prices have ended but there are still quite a few old season stock on there for $59.95 and you can get an extra 10% off with the Styleforum discount code SF10 if that helps at all.

Cheers
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Here are some photos of today's outfit:


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Details:

- Navy herringbone-weave cotton jacket with waist patch pockets by Herringbone;
- Land's End OCBD shirt in a blue-white university stripe;
- Charles Tyrwhitt beige cotton trousers;
- Kent Wang pocket square, sky blue linen with white edging;
- Navy knit tie with green dots from Tobiasj's "High Tied" sales thread; and
- Vintage Florsheim longwings.
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For those after plain coloured men's driving shoes a range has been loaded over at www.andytom.com - all $199 free shipping to Oz and can be personalised with your initials.

 

 

 

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They're looking good, Romp.

I particularly like the last colour. I'm seeing a stripe polo, chino shorts, those driving loafers, sun and riesling. Lots of riesling. I can only see riesling now. biggrin.gif
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Originally Posted by thebrownman View Post

They're looking good, Romp.
I particularly like the last colour. I'm seeing a stripe polo, chino shorts, those driving loafers, sun and riesling. Lots of riesling. I can only see riesling now. biggrin.gif

yeah the "bordeaux" is my fave too.

 

Goes well with jeans, chinos or shorts

 

@fxh .. sockless ...

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Sorry to hijack this thread but is anyone here into SW&D or just MC?
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xCrunchx, I'm into SW&D also - I think many guys here are, just to varying degrees.
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xCrunchx, I'm into SW&D also - I think many guys here are, just to varying degrees.

+1
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I'm all about SW&D on the weekends.

Romp, have you had much stretching in the drivers so far? My tods have gone out a full size now.

Separate note - anyone have sizing experience with Swims? http://swims.com/
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No idea on the SWIMS, but I am watching this thread (well, I'm watching it anyway!) to find out. Headed over to merry old London town then up into inverness for Xmas, so sizing/quality advice on their overshoes would be brilliant.

 

I'm not going to be hunting the lochness in oxfords, but yaknow ....

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Originally Posted by blackakira View Post

Do you have any connections here, is why asked?
 

 

I went to school in Singapore and lived there for a total of 11 years (7 in one stint and 4 in another) so I know it fairly well. Knowing what I know now, I'd check out Vanda Fine Clothing for ties and accessories and Ed Et Al for some nice shoes. Interesting satorial stuff coming out of Singapore right now.

 

Uniqlo and Muji would be other stops as well apart from the carrot cake and oyster omelette in Marine Parade and chicken rice and bak kut teh in Balestier Rd smile.gif

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Originally Posted by jaypee View Post

Separate note - anyone have sizing experience with Swims? http://swims.com/

Don't P. Johnson stock the loafer version of Swims?

Personally speaking, they don't appeal to me - they strike me as looking rather like upmarket Crocs.
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Wish I could get to the MJ Bale Laneway Event - looks like there are some good bargains to be found. I like how they are calling what are essentially unsold clothes from past seasons "vintage stock". At least they know their market haha.


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