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Just a side note, there are a lot of brands that make this type of thing. I think Boglioli K-jacket is probably the quintessenital version. Basically an "Italian-cut" (3-roll-2, patch pockets, double vent, high-notch, pick-stitching, etc) with no lining and usually in some soft brushed cotton or lamswool/cashmere luxe fabric with riffs on traditional patterns. Brunello Cucinelli, Barbera, Partenopea, LBM 1911 and a bunch more make them.

These have more of a "luxe-casual" vibe that to me falls well into the CM/biz-casz/@menswear side of the spectrum. Though some of them are really beautiful, you can't really streetwear-ify these types of jackets. They are too well-groomed, luxe-y, "weekend wine-tasting" chic, and just too, maybe normal ?... to look right with a tee, sneakers, or other elements of streetwear style. 


The last time I did a wine tasting tour without my wife, I organized it. We rented a bus, absconded with the bottles and/or drank straight out of them, made all the wine country visitors in their linen pants and nice blazers (I think that I saw someone who was a deadringer for Andy Gilchrist) look at us like barbarians, and at one point, we played pace car to a drunk couple riding (well, one was pushing) a grocery cart down the highway that between Yountville and some of the nearby wineries. Oh, right, and I used the pseudonym "Seymour Butts." Ah, to be young and dumb again.
 

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One thing I think that draws me closer to the SW&D side is the fact that I like my suits simple. Alot of MC posters like suits with all the bells and whistles that have numerous trick doors and details. I feel like I dress elaborate enough that it is always best for me to go with a simple suit that I can treat like a blank canvas.
 

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edit: ^ grape drinking beer emoticon was for LA Guy's wine tasting experience.
 
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Elisiz, that looks terrible. Not that I dislike the pieces individually, but all of them in one fit do not add up to anything good.
 

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I hope one of you guys snagged that quilted blazer I posted; it's already gone.
 

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******* love this thread. I have a couple SW blazers I wear all the time in the spring/summer/fall. I'll be back with more pictures that are not of me, but I will say that margiela and dries are my go-to for inspiration:

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Dries, one of the only 3-button blazers that I have ever loved - and I love it to bits. Wear it all the time. Unlined cotton.

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MMM. Wool, unlined, omega-shoulder

I will forever regret hemming those pants

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MMM Shawl collar wool/mohair DJ


these are ******* ace, last is very fumma-esque

i need to contribute
 

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Super emo fit yo. Also part of what made me like streetwear instead of descending into mc hell...
 
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i think he is being ironic or something making a reference to user "elisix" who is notorious for his use of emo to describe darker aesthetics that frighten or intimidate him.
 

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