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Wesley Knight Bespoke Glasses
Patrick, is it safe to say you have caught the bespoke eyewear bug? What projects do you have cookin', be it with Wesley, Bonnet or others? Wesley seems like the kind of guy who could make a nice case to go with a pair of frames. I have found that to be an untapped market. Aside from Hermes...- From Vancouver
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Metropolitan Opera House Dress Code
See for yourself at the Met's style blog.- From Vancouver
- Post #36
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Wesley Knight Bespoke Glasses
P. Booth, thanks for the write-up. Your glasses look great, and as the wearer of several bespoke frames, I can attest to the fit, comfort and style which you refer to. One question for you: was the sole in-person meeting enough, or would you rather have had more face-to-face meetings along the...- From Vancouver
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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"What I'm Selling on eBay" - member auctions
Clearing out a few items to make room for other stuff. For sale: Brioni Two-Button Navy Suit Ermenegildo Zegna Two-Button Grey Suit Some Drake's London and E.G. Cappelli accessories Post any questions you have through eBay.- From Vancouver
- Post #6,779
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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R.M. (RM) Williams Claret Yearling Leather Boots Size 8.5G AUS, 9.5-10D US
I am selling off a pair of RM Williams dress boots of mine. They were a custom order through RM Williams, and we're made in their Claret yearling leather with brass screw leather sole construction. Size 8.5G AUS, fits 9.5-10D US. See the eBay posting for all the info...- From Vancouver
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- Forum: 2011-2017 Classic Menswear
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Jonathan Quearney bespoke tailor
Thomas Mahon recommends Quearney and I'm thinking of making the move to bespoke with a fitting in the next year. He comes to a few US cities. Any personal experiences or information about Mr. Quearney's work? I'd like to sort of get in on the ground floor with a young tailor that I can work with...- From Vancouver
- Post #23
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Good tailor in Vancouver?
I am in the course of having a bespoke garment made by Jonathan Quearney. He is based in London and visits North America twice each year. Here is an associated thread: http://www.styleforum.net/showthread...=181593&page=2 His blog (http://www.jonathanquearney.com/weblog/index.html) shows...- From Vancouver
- Post #299
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Good tailor in Vancouver?
Any of our Vancouver members have experience with or are thinking about bespoke? Please share with us. Thanks in advance.- From Vancouver
- Post #279
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Jonathan Quearney bespoke tailor
Anyone? Someone in the London area where Quearney is based, or in any of the North American cities (NYC, Toronto, Vancouver, San Francisco and LA) he visits must have something to say.- From Vancouver
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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suits fabric to choose from?
A lighter weight fabric does not directly equate to a cooler-wearing garment. Weave and material come into it too. For example, high twist wool yarns make up into a porous cloth, such as that sold as Fresco(tm), which allows air circulation. In this case, a higher weight Fresco wears cooler than...- From Vancouver
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Brunello Cucinelli a/w2007 and a/w2008
You could go to a store which sells Cucinelli and ask them if they have any old Cucinelli catalogues left over.- From Vancouver
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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How Do You Avoid Kicking Off Toe Taps
Is it a DIY job? All my metal and plastic toe and heel taps are secured with nails and installed by cobblers. I have never had an issue with the taps falling out. I have the taps replaced once the nails have worn down past their heads. The adhesive on the taps is there to help in their...- From Vancouver
- Post #6
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Stop wearing dress shoes (oxfords, brogues, monks) without socks!!!!
The majority of the pictures shown are of men on their off time (at least I hope they are not doing business!). Having said that, I think the sockless look is fine for recreational pursuits - this can include being a 'man about town'. I will take a sockless style maven over a square-toed shoe...- From Vancouver
- Post #64
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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What brand consistently meets your standards?
Borsalino hats Hermes accessories Clothing specialist at the Ermenegildo Zegna Vancouver boutique- From Vancouver
- Post #44
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Permanent Style Vs A Suitable Wardrobe?
This Style Forum newbie prefers ASW, while reading both and many more.- From Vancouver
- Post #28
- Forum: Classic Menswear