ColdEyedPugilist
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Just ordered an OCBD from Patrick in Thomas Mason sky-blue oxford cloth. 
And now the wait...
And now the wait...
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Jimbosaurus
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Tried to get an old TV running here, couldn't get decent reception. ABC Grandstand will have to do.
Tried to get an old TV running here, couldn't get decent reception. ABC Grandstand will have to do.
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After far too much thought have ordered the Church's Legate model in black calf (http://www.herringshoes.co.uk/produ...id=4&catid=38&oldcolid=2136&stype=0&overlay=0)
Thanks to The Ernesto for the advice/push in the right direction.
Black calf oxfords with broguing are the sensible purchase for work. Oh, and I really like them too. Will have to do something charitable before ordering monks (whenever that will happened).
Anyway, carry on...
Thanks to The Ernesto for the advice/push in the right direction.
Black calf oxfords with broguing are the sensible purchase for work. Oh, and I really like them too. Will have to do something charitable before ordering monks (whenever that will happened).
Anyway, carry on...
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MJ Bale has 4 shifts for $200:
http://www.mjbale.com/shirts/4-for-...ge&utm_campaign=4+Shirts+for+$200+Online+Only
http://www.mjbale.com/shirts/4-for-...ge&utm_campaign=4+Shirts+for+$200+Online+Only
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Brown tweed suit for autumn/winter - too specific or a good addition to the cooler months suit rotation?
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This chemise or shift of the 1830s has elbow-length sleeves and is worn under a corset and petticoats.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shift_(clothing)
This chemise or shift of the 1830s has elbow-length sleeves and is worn under a corset and petticoats.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shift_(clothing)
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I've already got a brown, glen plaid suit (I wore it on Monday), but I'm planning on having a brown, donegal tweed suit made up for me in time for next winter, provided that I can source an appropriate shade of brown with the right fleck through it.
I think that a brown suit would be a good wardrobe addition and it could, potentially, be worn as separates, too.
I've already got a brown, glen plaid suit (I wore it on Monday), but I'm planning on having a brown, donegal tweed suit made up for me in time for next winter, provided that I can source an appropriate shade of brown with the right fleck through it.
I think that a brown suit would be a good wardrobe addition and it could, potentially, be worn as separates, too.
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Tweed for (Melbourne) winter.
Heck... Why not?
Perfect forMelbourne winters.
Tweed for (Melbourne) winter.
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And don't neglect a brown linen suit for summer.
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Tweed for (Melbourne) winter.[/quote
And Linen for Brisbane summer....
BTW Brownman forgot to mention yes they have been used
Cmon Aussies
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