MalfordOfLondon
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Slightly disheveled Monday...
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POW plaid wool tie and bespoke herringbone navy jacket by Napoli Su Misura
Twill flannels by Ambrosi, end-on-end wide spread collar shirt by My Tailor, paisley pocket square by RL, shoes are suede cap toe Westfield by C&J
At first I was mistaken it was Mr. Cho.
Slightly disheveled Monday...
POW plaid wool tie and bespoke herringbone navy jacket by Napoli Su Misura
Twill flannels by Ambrosi, end-on-end wide spread collar shirt by My Tailor, paisley pocket square by RL, shoes are suede cap toe Westfield by C&J
^ Ey Robbie, who did you piss off to get your name changed?
Zegna
Finamore
Charvet
Tom Ford
Gaziano & Girling
Hermes Concentre d'Orange Vert
... bespoke herringbone navy jacket...
Slightly disheveled Monday...
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^ Ey Robbie, who did you piss off to get your name changed?
With them in my backyard, I figure my kids can have a team they can grow up with...so the family switched loyalties. Was made especially easy considering how the Garden treated my dad after the remodel (hiked up prices 20% and moved him around saying take it or leave it after 40 plus years of being a season subscriber).
Colours are nice and I especially like the shirt. I must admit not liking single logo ties like this (same goes for the 7 ties by the guy with the vowels-and-zs name). I figure crests look best when placed all over the tie, not in isolation. But I tend to like my ties to be either super-loud/flashy (and ugly, depending on your POV), or super-conservative/traditional, with very little in between. Your tie very much falls in that middle area of trying to be both soberly conservative and have a flashy aspect. I'm not sure that's an entirely feasible synthesis, to be honest, but that's a wider question I guess. I'd actually put the shoulder stitching on this suit in the same category of trying to send out two very different messages at the same time: sober business suit, but unnecessary decorative stitching (it doesn't look like part of the construction on that particular shoulder type), but obviously that's a much more subtle example and not as noticeable.