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Recent content by raybert
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The OFFICIAL Fragrance Split Discussion Thread
So, now that the OJ juice is on the way, what have we all decided on next: Knize 10, Le Labo, or some other ****? Popularity seems to be swaying towards Knize. Any other suggestions before I make this a done deal? go with the knize.. seemed like a lot of interest I guess id be in for some...- raybert
- Post #148
- Forum: Health & Body
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Common words looking unfamiliar for a short period of time
alexia (word blindness) - losing the ability to read?- raybert
- Post #10
- Forum: Health & Body
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The Watch Appreciation Thread (Reviews and Photos of Men's Timepieces by Rolex, Patek Philippe, Brei
+1 Would like it without the date window though.- raybert
- Post #6,797
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Viccel.com socks
Be sure to give the OTC length a try. You will never look back... I have tried the OTC. Purchased some to try with the midcalf. Maybe because I short legs but can't get use to them.- raybert
- Post #353
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
+1 uniqlo. Perfect sizing for me. Was in Melbourne Central yesterday and had a browse in United Colours of Benetton - the quality has really gone down hill since 10 years ago and cut is tent shape. Bossini which was cheap and ok is now cheap and really poor quality. Witchery is disappointing...- raybert
- Post #2,144
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Viccel.com socks
It's too bad the wool-silk and the wool socks are only over the calf length. I'd be interested in calf length versions of both. +1 to Mid Calf.- raybert
- Post #339
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Stowa: Anyone Dissapointed?
i'm curious about this one too. I've been thinking about the Antea versus the Nomos and can't decide if it's worth double+ I have 3 Stowas (Antea KS, Antea 365 and Flieger) and 3 Nomos (Tangente, Club and Tetra). You get a lot of watch for your money with Stowa - quality and service is...- raybert
- Post #13
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Filson Bag Thread: With Pictures
Definitely worth it even if you are intending to use the shoulder strap. When I purchased my 256 I got the handgrip installed. I can imagine it would be quite awkward and harder on the fingers without them if carrying a full bag/load. (e.g. books, laptop etc). I was thinking of sending my 256...- raybert
- Post #358
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Modern Tailor.com review - my experience
+1 The ties absolutely suck. Either offer up skinny ties (they use to have a few) or do $ or % off for multiple shirt orders. Or a free MOP upgrade.- raybert
- Post #570
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Discuss Land's End like you did J.Crew
I recently purchased some "test" items. A Boys Large Sweater and Tailored Fit Sleeve No Iron Pinpoint (14.5). They both fit ok in terms of sizing but the arm holes are very low even for the boys sweater. Unfortunately I won't be wearing them so will donate them to charity. Will Book...- raybert
- Post #38
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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where can I find a coat for short guy?
Uniqlo pea coat (wool): http://www.uniqlo.com/us/explorer.ht...065958-000-69/ I couldn't find the cotton ones which I got for not so cold weather.- raybert
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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where can I find a coat for short guy?
Hi, Check out the size chart at http://shop.uniqlo.com/uk/goods/066296. Unless you have very broad shoulders and large chest I would suggest XS. Thank you..I just checked it out and even though I didn't see any peacoat I liked the item on the next link. I am wondering if the XS will fit me...- raybert
- Post #11
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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where can I find a coat for short guy?
I'm about your height and weight. Try Uniqlo XS (UK and I think US) or S (Japan). I recently got a few cotton peacoats that fit well only need to shorten the sleeves slightly.- raybert
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Australian Members
Hi, I definitely would be interested in Allen Edmonds. Problem is would you get the smaller sizes? I am normally a UK 5.5/US 6.5 (current pair of AE Park Avenue and Churches) and sometimes if the smallest size available UK 6.0/US 7.0. A think the basics of Park Avenue, Fifth Avenue, Strand would...- raybert
- Post #1,732
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Modern Tailor- Similar Fabric to Lewin's "Luxury"?
Anyone have any suggestions or any fabrics I need to avoid? I am sending them a shirt to replicate today and don't want to make too many mistakes if possible. I am going to get split yoke and MOP buttons (speaking of which; should I get thin or thick MOP?) Again, any help is greatly appreciated...- raybert
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear