Things you've seen on SF, but not in the wild...

[heaven7]

Originally Posted by Mr. Moo

SF is a ******* zoo. None of this is real.

Talk about it. I'm on a self imposed challenge to see how long it will take me to see a man wearing a pocket square with his suit this year. Almost two months and no dice.

 

[intent]

TV sports commentators.

 

[InsBrokerTX]

Folded pant legs on jeans.

 

[idfnl]

Top hats on very short men. I never see this.

 

[chrisb0109]

Originally Posted by InsBrokerTX

Folded pant legs on jeans.

cuffed jeans?

 

[mccvi]

Originally Posted by voxsartoria

That dressing room pic is a classic, I was missing it. Ty, B. Moo, did you really wear that in public?

 

[SkinnyGoomba]

Interview attire as expected by SF to the letter.

 

[mccvi]

Originally Posted by mafoofan

Unbuttoned button-down dollars never appear in Manhattan.

We obviously go to different strip clubs.

 

[InsBrokerTX]

I don't think of them as cuffed since they aren't sewn. Maybe the better term is rolled.

 

[R-H]

Originally Posted by SkinnyGoomba

Interview attire as expected by SF to the letter.

Does does anybody ever get hired?

 

[chrisb0109]

Originally Posted by InsBrokerTX

I don't think of them as cuffed since they aren't sewn. Maybe the better turn is rolled.

And you never see that? I find it quite common.

 

[InsBrokerTX]

No. Not in my area. Now that I've said that, every other person I see tomorrow will have their's that way.

 

[chrisb0109]

probably

 

[Parker]

I was going to post the safari guy, but then I remembered I saw a guy driving an old Jag today with a pipe and tweed walking hat. So, it can't be long until I see the pith helmet and knee socks.

 

[Mr Herbert]

Originally Posted by mafoofan

Patch pockets are relatively uncommon. Three-roll-two jackets are as infrequent as they are frequent on the forum..

i live in a town where bespoke or even MTM clothing is rare. so including the above, its even quite rare to see any but the most basic colour combinations in the wild (black, navy, charcoal, pinstripe).