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Prince of Paisley
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This is the same shirt with no sign of the "pulling"...
Maybe it's too tight for some ppl, I dunno, but it looks all right to me.
I think that's the way he's tucked it in a bit more on one side than the other / slouching which is causing the button area to fold a bit. Doesn't look like the button's under much stress mate - can't really see it "flying off" at lunch unless he eats a shark gun pellet a la Live and Let Die.
This is the same shirt with no sign of the "pulling"...
Maybe it's too tight for some ppl, I dunno, but it looks all right to me.
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Yeah looks like Tarocash. Then again if it's what the customer wants...This kinda frightens me/turns me off:
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Agreed - it's more the fabric, the button positioning and perhaps the way that it's tucked in which caused it to crumple in that particular way in the earlier photo.
Agreed - it's more the fabric, the button positioning and perhaps the way that it's tucked in which caused it to crumple in that particular way in the earlier photo.
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Photos are up from the Kimber launch for anyone interested: http://shoemakersofmelbourne.com/christian-kimber-launch/
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Looking good Lennier. Look forward to seeing shots of you and CHECKstar by Tommy Ton at Pitti next.
Looking good Lennier. Look forward to seeing shots of you and CHECKstar by Tommy Ton at Pitti next.
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I don't know about standing on tram tracks like that... There's a disturbing lack of socks there but suicide isn't the answer guys.
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Who's who, guys?
I keep looking for Gary Coleman and a shady guy in trenchcoat but..
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I keep looking for Gary Coleman and a shady guy in trenchcoat but..
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I can see a few names I recognise from my client list... But I'll keep them to myself for internet anonymity sake.
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Well I have socks, for a start And we've PM'd in the past so you should be able to make an identification.
Who's who, guys?
I keep looking for Gary Coleman and a shady guy in trenchcoat but..
Well I have socks, for a start
And we've PM'd in the past so you should be able to make an identification.
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Got it, mate.
One down...
Well I have socks, for a start
Got it, mate.
One down...
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Attempted "thebrownman combo" (grey jacket, navy trousers done well -http://thediscoursecircus.tumblr.com/post/44607264600/mrportergs-melbourne-wiwt-menswear)...not that you can tell much from a poor iPhone photograph.
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Ugh. Bought some ties from Drake's and went with Royal Mail Signed For, since it said 5-7 days. I would have paid for a better shipping option, but couriers only promised 3-5 days, and an added 2 days doesn't really matter, right? Turns out that when you don't cough for a courier, the parcel actually gets stuck in customs, potentially for weeks. Just a heads up so nobody else gets sucked in.
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