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Originally Posted by ZirconiumZephyr View Post

those Trickers look very nice.

Wonder if anyone had some recommendations for something similar, though a little cheaper.

I'm looking for some captoe brogues in a similar style. I do like the fit of the C&J 348 last (I have one pair of the Highbury) but I think the vamp may be a little high for me. The front does seem to wrinkle quite a bit when walking.

Look at some of the Loake 1880 offerings, particularly on the Capital last.
post #23462 of 32074
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Originally Posted by Oli2012 View Post

Guys could anyone recommend me a brown leather satchel bag appropriate for work? $500 is my cap.
I love the RMW bags but at $1K they're out of my price range frown.gif

Australian Style Forum member aKula has a bag from www.htleather.co.uk and it s beautiful. Think it should be within your price range.
post #23463 of 32074
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Originally Posted by aKula View Post


The cotton ones are for the summer. The wool ones are thicker and good for the winter, I order mine from here:
http://www.woodsofshropshire.co.uk/mens-socks/pantherella-socks.html
Useful as I only wear over the calf socks.

Cheers Akula

 

Maybe HC will stock some thicker socks!

post #23464 of 32074
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Originally Posted by deingesicht View Post

Yep I'm the same size in both shoes UK9.5, however, the Tricker's were an 'F' and C&Js were 'E'. I had intially ordered the Tricker's in UK10 but sent them back as they were too big.

Comparing the Tricker's with last 348, I would say that the 348 are marginally tigher. Hope that helps

Thanks deingesicht. I think the C&J "E" is just their standard width, equivalent to most other English shoes' "F" or medium fit. Actually, IIRC the Tricker's standard medium fitting is designated "5", though Herring probably just call it F to avoid confusion.

I think my experience with Tricker's running small might have been a last-specific issue, as while I'm a 9.5 in the CJ 348/358 I was a 10 in the Tricker's 7334 (discontinued I believe). Generally speaking, the CJ 34/58 is a narrow last too and can be hard to fit wider-than-average Aussie feet. Bloody sleek shoes though!

What do you think of the Belgrave acorn colour? I think it would age well but I'm not sure of it's versatility while the leather is still light and new.
post #23465 of 32074

Merry Christmas eve guys! Cant wait!

 

Great to see all the near chrissy purchases; those Trickers I like v.much!

Can you guys speak of how the waist (the most suppressed part) of barba and finamore slim-fit shirts are? Are they very tight?

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Originally Posted by TehBunny View Post

Merry Christmas eve guys! Cant wait!

 

Great to see all the near chrissy purchases; those Trickers I like v.much!

Can you guys speak of how the waist (the most suppressed part) of barba and finamore slim-fit shirts are? Are they very tight?

 

I have black label (the slimmest fit) Finamore which are very slim through the waist. If you're not a stick then don't bother. I also have white label Barba (black label Barba being slimmer) and these have more room in the waist and IMO a more generous (and normal) slim fit shirt. Hope that helps....

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Gerry, those cognac shell monks are farking amazing... icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gifdrool.gif

post #23468 of 32074
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Originally Posted by Spandexter View Post

 

I have black label (the slimmest fit) Finamore which are very slim through the waist. If you're not a stick then don't bother. I also have white label Barba (black label Barba being slimmer) and these have more room in the waist and IMO a more generous (and normal) slim fit shirt. Hope that helps....

thanks! Got some measurements from a friend and indeed they will not fit me....time to lose some weight :P

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hey guys,

what's a good brand of wool to get a suit made? I'm looking for something on the lighter side so it will be bearable to wear during spring and autumn.

Planning to get one made in singapore so looking to get a quote on how much a particular fabric costs.

Thanks
post #23470 of 32074
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Originally Posted by iSurg View Post


Nigella, need I say more?

Yes iSurg Nigella has a 'BIG ARSE' sadly don't think much of her cooking to be honest.

I finally talked the wife into seafood as opposed to bloody another turkey. The year my son was born the turkey was 14 pounds the boy 12 mind that was at three months.

Now I have to spend most of the morning doing the prep but it should be cooler here in Canberra tomorrow.

To all Australian SF'ers Bah Humbug! Enjoy the day, the love of family, the company of friends and I hope every one has their sartorial desires fulfilled.
post #23471 of 32074
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Originally Posted by apple3210 View Post

hey guys,
what's a good brand of wool to get a suit made? I'm looking for something on the lighter side so it will be bearable to wear during spring and autumn.
Planning to get one made in singapore so looking to get a quote on how much a particular fabric costs.
Thanks

Some of the new loro piana stuff is very nice. My latest acquisition was i think 280g but open weave 3 ply s120s ... Its very light and i have minimal padding and an ultra light horse hair canvas. Plus i had it half lined so it breathes really well.
post #23472 of 32074
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Originally Posted by iSurg View Post

Gerry, those cognac shell monks are farking amazing... icon_gu_b_slayer[1].gifdrool.gif

 

Thanks, man! Just in time for Christmas smile.gif

post #23473 of 32074
I forgot to mention that I went to doublemonk a couple of weeks ago. I purchased an umbrella in racing green with whangee handle. They also stock various other essential items. I recommend you go there if you similar needs. Though doubtless most dandified individuals in Melbourne already have.
post #23474 of 32074
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Originally Posted by aKula View Post

I forgot to mention that I went to doublemonk a couple of weeks ago. I purchased an umbrella in racing green with whangee handle. They also stock various other essential items. I recommend you go there if you similar needs. Though doubtless most dandified individuals in Melbourne already have.

 

Anyone able to share contact information for Double Monk?

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Hey lads I just saw Joseph Anthony bespoke is on scoupon, bespoke shirt for $69. Has any one had an experience with them and whether theyr worth it. I'm 19 and I'll be growing so I don't need a shirt that will last me for a long time just something that will last a formal function I have sconing up. The other option around that price range is a tm lewin. Thoughts?
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