Sator
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AEs can be found at Peter Sheppard's if they have a Sydney outlet.
They do - within the Centrepoint Tower complex. AEs are an excellent suggestion.
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AEs can be found at Peter Sheppard's if they have a Sydney outlet.
Just turn up. Easy. No appointment needed. Pink striped shirting? Charles has more than you can poke a stick at.
That's correct, Presto87. A small orientation, going to the store is more or less like coming across from the bridge from DJ mens' section, walk pass Claude Sebastian on your left (?correct?) and Peter Shepperd will be around your far right hand corner.
That's correct, Presto87. A small orientation, going to the store is more or less like coming across from the bridge from DJ mens' section, walk pass Claude Sebastian on your left (?correct?) and Peter Shepperd will be around your far right hand corner.
That's it, yes.
Just to explain a bit of local culture. This is the uniform Aussie attire:
The answer to your problem is easy: Charles Nakhle bespoke. He easily makes the best bespoke shirt in Sydney.
On another note, Peter Sheppard's have about half a dozen styles of AE footwear for $349 (policy is "never on sale"). I find that they sell on eBay for around US$200 plus US$40 shipping so you're not really saving much AFAIK (more sought after styles often go higher), especially given I have so rarely seen an AEs on eBay that don't have some sort of defect (used soles, slight scratching, etc). .
As for non-business shirts, if you are after clubbing / party mode shirts, I strongly recommend Versace, Cavalli, D&G or Moschino. Nobody does it better than the Italians (although Sator will probably wince!) for clubbing shirts...
That's fine - wear what makes you happy.