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Alternatives to this Paul Stuart winter coat?
I am trying to streamline my wardrobe and buy things that I absolutely need. I found this coat from Paul Stuart that looks lovely. The problem is that I have no idea if Paul Stuart is marked up (most of SF seems to look at them more for suits).The cut looks similar to a car coat except without...- eshvk
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Confused about NYC and Shoes. Some help?
Finally decided to go with the Bean Katahdin boots. Thanks for your help jaywhyy!- eshvk
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Confused about NYC and Shoes. Some help?
Thanks for responding, so reg. 3., I found that my CDBs get soaked in this mucky weather. I am not sure if I can spend time brushing them at work. I am still not clear what to look for when getting beater shoes. I could just roll with old shoes that I have but every damn one of them seeps water...- eshvk
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Confused about NYC and Shoes. Some help?
All, I just moved to NYC from sunny CA. I will be working in a place where business casual is accepted (and I am also trying to dress nice.) I have no sense for how wet/snowy things get here but the man at the Allen Edmonds shop told me to put away my PA shoes till it gets less wet. Does...- eshvk
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Advice on dress gloves
All, I just started a new job in a cold (for a from California me) place (NYC). I am planning to invest in my very first pair of gloves. From my search on SF, it appears that Chester Jeffries is recommended here. I would like to get their bespoke gloves. However, their selection of gloves is...- eshvk
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Advice on buying a suit
@mensimageconsultant: Thank you for the information, I will have to take a look at JCrews then. @archibald: I suppose the more I think about it, I realize that my first suit should be more of a learning opportunity without too much regret. I must confess to being a tad too enthusiastic on my...- eshvk
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Advice on buying a suit
Thank you both for your responses. @ Scotty: While, I don't have any weird proportions (I am reasonably fit), I would prefer a suit that fits me well though. @ archibald: I have had one MTM suit made for me a few years ago. I don't have the suit with me right now. However, to be honest, I...- eshvk
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Advice on buying a suit
Hello all, I would love for some advice on this one. I want to buy a navy blue suit, not for work but mostly to wear at classy occasions or whenever I feel like it. I have a couple of options: 1. I can spend around 2 grand getting a bespoke suit in India when I go there. From what I have...- eshvk
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Material for Bespoke suit
Hi nishan22, So the taylor I am planning to hit up is Syed Bawkher. I have heard good stories about them.. Would you happen to know they only use their own in house material ?- eshvk
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Material for Bespoke suit
All, I live in SF. I am planning to go to India on a vacation. I heard of a great tailor in India who makes bespoke suits. I believe their top of the line suit comes to $2K. I wanted to figure out if I could maybe buy the material here in SF (or possibly online) before I go there so that...- eshvk
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