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Recent content by CushyCouture
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What is Brooks' Bros. sizing like compared to other brands?
Thanks, that gives me a better idea of Brooks Brothers fit. I'll seriously consider a M then, which is unfortunate because there is something I want to get that's only available in L haha. Before buying I'll make sure to head to the shop and try on some stuff - has anybody ever been to the...- CushyCouture
- Post #13
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What is Brooks' Bros. sizing like compared to other brands?
I read that they run large from various sources online, and it seems to be true from this thread also. Thank you for taking the time to measure your shirt and reply in this thread.- CushyCouture
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What is Brooks' Bros. sizing like compared to other brands?
It is the regular fit. I found online that Brooks Brothers runs large, so that if I usually wear L I should wear M. I'm considering getting a jacket and in my experience even a L in Gap or North Face jacket gets a little short after a few washings. This is strange because I'm not even tall...- CushyCouture
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What is Brooks' Bros. sizing like compared to other brands?
I doubt I'd fit the slim fit, let alone the extra slim fit. I don't know my neck size either. Can anybody else reply to this thread and compare brooks' fitting to other brands like gap or ck? For example, I have a sweater from gap that is large but after a couple washings it is kind of short...- CushyCouture
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Considering buying a car
I wasn't saying anything negative about you, I was just making fun of the guy in that video. That video was hilarious.- CushyCouture
- Post #7
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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Considering buying a car
So I can go "top down", "models and bottles" like this guy? http://www.myspace.com/video/lx-tv/investment-banker-goes-wild-with-models-and-bottles/16547387 Wait, hold on, I gotta "give it a few hours though", gotta let the 20k car and subpar women sink in....- CushyCouture
- Post #5
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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How much does an entry level finance guy REALLY make?
It would REALLY suck if someone didn't get a bonus though huh? Imagine working even 50 hours a week and getting no bonus with that base nowadays.- CushyCouture
- Post #35
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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How much does an entry level finance guy REALLY make?
Oh yeah, I forgot about the bonuses! Still though, it's normal to get a 125k bonus? Wow.- CushyCouture
- Post #31
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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How much does an entry level finance guy REALLY make?
I doubt 250k your 3rd year is the norm in ibanking. I've never even HEARD of any third year making that much. If a 3rd year is making 250k, how much is his boss with 10+ years experience making? C'mon.- CushyCouture
- Post #29
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Tim Tebow or the Incredible Hulk
http://www.twackle.com/sitebar?url=http%3A%2F%2Ftwitpic.com%2F58qzs3 I don't know to feel more sorry for the golf ball or club.....- CushyCouture
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- Forum: Entertainment, Culture, and Sports
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Considering buying a car
Hi, I'm considering getting a used car with a budget of up to 40k. I'm 28 btw, so something suitable for my age. I want a sedan and was thinking the following: -BMW M series -Infiniti G37S -Range Rover -Mercedes CLS 550 Suggestions?- CushyCouture
- Thread
- Replies: 7
- Forum: Fine Living, Home, Design & Auto
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What is Brooks' Bros. sizing like compared to other brands?
I am 5'9 165. In the past I've had problems with jcrew "favorite shirts"(they don't seem to have these anymore) where the chest and upper back area were a little too tight-I remember wearing a medium then. Also, the torso length was a little short(not THAT short, just when I stretched you...- CushyCouture
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- brooks-brothers
- Replies: 19
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Advice on university courses? (Engineering)
Yeah, my assumption was based on all the people I knew personally in civil engineering(only a few). You may be right.- CushyCouture
- Post #7
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Ridiculous fashion trends
A knit tie is less formal than a traditional tie yes. But to me it's still formal because it is STILL a tie, and ties are formalwear. And by the way, I'll keep giving my opinion, so keep listening if you want.- CushyCouture
- Post #127
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Ridiculous fashion trends
"Who said that?" - you did. You said I couldn't judge style because I hardly ever wore a suit before, and because I have casual style. If I remember correctly you bolded those terms. And yes, a knit tie is formal. I saw Ivy League professors wear them with at college campuses, of course not...- CushyCouture
- Post #125
- Forum: Classic Menswear